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🚨 Tomorrow | May 5, 2026 | 1–2 pm ET CMS will be hosting a webinar on new 2024 estimates of the U.S. undocumented population. Featured speakers will explore undocumented growth, long-term settlement, and policy implications. 🔗 Register: buff.ly/vMeWlZV

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⏳️ Upcoming: May 5, 2026 | 1:00–2:00 pm ET CMS will host a webinar on new 2024 estimates about the undocumented population in the United States The discussion will examine one of the most comprehensive and up-to-date portraits of the current immigration landscape.

📢 Join CMS on May 5 for a webinar on new 2024 estimates of the size and composition of the undocumented population, including new findings on long-term settlement and immigrants with liminal statuses. For more details: buff.ly/vMeWlZV

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What would ending birthright citizenship mean for the U.S. economy? @pc_connor breaks it down on Bloomberg This Weekend—from workforce impacts to long-term growth: buff.ly/f7CZ8Nk @BloombergTV

A World in Crisis Webinar Series by @FordhamIIHA + @JRSUSA presents: 🌍Accompaniment in a World in Crisis Hear how JRS supports refugees across the Middle East—through education, mental health care, & crisis response. Register now—join the conversation: buff.ly/RtGGBC6

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Join us for an important conversation on faith and immigration. The Catholic Immigrant Prophetic Action Project is hosting a webinar on strategies for Catholic faith messaging on immigration. 🗓 Thursday, April 16 ⏰ 1 PM ET | 11 AM MT | 10 AM PT 📍 Zoom

📢 We’re hiring! The Center for Migration Studies of New York is seeking a part-time Research & Policy Analyst to support our research agenda on international migration. Learn more and apply ⬇️ buff.ly/UllRGP7

Birthright citizenship isn’t just a constitutional principle—it’s a multi‑trillion‑dollar engine of growth, opportunity, and civic inclusion for millions of Americans whose futures are on the line at the Supreme Court today.

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Against this backdrop, the Trump administration’s birthright citizenship policies would carry far‑reaching consequences culminating in potential devastating economic losses.

What's at stake as SCOTUS considers the future of birthright citizenship? A new report from the Center for Migration Studies examines this question ⏳️ #ImmigrationPolicy #BirthrightCitizenship #Research

The report also finds especially large projected income contributions in California and Texas, at more than $2.2 trillion and nearly $1.3 trillion, respectively. Read the report here: buff.ly/OzLLTd0

Among current working-age adult beneficiaries, 71% are in the labor force, and top occupations include office administration, sales, healthcare, management, transportation, construction, and food service.

📊 A new CMS report estimates that 3.9 million U.S.-born individuals are part of the population examined in its analysis of birthright citizenship, including current adults, current children, and future children.