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Immigration Reform

The Black Institute: Immigration Reform

Immigration is a hot button issue in America. The national debate primarily frames immigration as a border issue. According to a Population Reference Bureau report, "Immigration and America's Black Population," the number of foreign-born U.S. Blacks increased from 125,000 in 1960 to 2,815,000 in 2005. Additionally about two-thirds of foreign-born Black people are from the Caribbean and Latin America.

  • Immigration must be discussed holistically
  • Immigration issues effect all races and classes of people
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The Black Institute shapes intellectual discourse and impacts public policy from the perspective of Black people in America and people of color throughout the diaspora.