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Spotlight on Naturalization Trends
Over 500,000 immigrants received US citizenship in 2004. MPI's Aaron Erlich and David Dixon take a detailed look at the
latest naturalization trends in the United States.
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Globalization Transforms Trade-Migration Equation
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Goods are passing through international borders with increasing ease, but people are not. Charles R. Keely of
Georgetown University examines how this contradiction is hindering global flows of high-skilled workers.
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This month the Source looks at immigrant children in US schools, the Global Commission on International Migration's
long-awaited report, updates to Bush's temporary worker plan, and naturalization trends in the United States. Profiles of Canada and
Colombia cover the latest developments in both countries.
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MPI's Julia Gelatt reports on President Bush's renewed call for immigration reform, appropriations for the Department of Homeland
Security for 2006, leadership changes within DHS, and more.
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Colombia's ongoing armed conflict has caused millions to leave the country, both as economic migrants and as refugees; millions more have
been internally displaced. While the government struggles with these issues, it is also courting Colombians abroad. Myriam Bérubé reports.
Colombia Resource Page
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A steady stream of research since the 2001 census has highlighted the ways in which Canada is changing socially and
demographically. In this updated profile, Brian Ray of the University of Ottawa examines debates over highly skilled migrants,
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More than one-third of Iraqis now living in the United States entered as refugees or were granted refugee status after entering.
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