Author: Walter Ewing

Trump Claims the Wall Will ‘Pay for Itself’ – That Isn’t True

Posted by Walter Ewing | Mar 16, 2018 | Border Enforcement, Economics, Enforcement

Contrary to much overblown rhetoric, President Trump’s preeminent symbol of immigration...

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Immigration Enforcement Priorities Have Been Abandoned—and That’s Bad News for Everyone

Posted by Walter Ewing | Mar 12, 2018 | Border Enforcement, Detention, Enforcement, Interior Enforcement, State and Local

In order to effectively fight crime, law-enforcement officers must gain the trust of the...

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Immigrants Fuel Job Gains, Not Losses in the United States

Posted by Walter Ewing | Mar 6, 2018 | Economics, Employment and Wages

Immigrants are often used as convenient scapegoats for those feeling the economic pinch of...

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Lawmakers Are Blaming Undocumented Immigrants for the Opioid Epidemic

Posted by Walter Ewing | Feb 15, 2018 | Enforcement, Immigration and Crime, Interior Enforcement, State and Local

The scapegoating of immigrants for crime in the United States was on full display at a February 15...

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A New Report Shows the Continuing Overcriminalization of Immigrants

Posted by Walter Ewing | Feb 9, 2018 | Immigration 101, Immigration and Crime

After more than a century of research and analysis, it has become quite clear that immigrants are...

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