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Grads Preferred to Grandmas in Proposed U.S. Immigration Bill (Reuters)

5/6/13

Senior Fellow Michael Clemens is quoted in a Reuters article on the economic need for immigration.

Future Workers Don't Have a Clear Path to Citizenship Under Senate Bill (ABC)

5/2/13

Senior Fellow Michael Clemens is quoted in an ABC article on important missing migration data in wake of negotiations surrounding the new Senate immigration reform.

Why Immigration May Not Have a Big Impact on Wages (National Journal)

5/2/13

Senior Fellow Michael Clemens is quoted in National Journal on the impact of immigration on US prices and purchasing power.

Low-Wage Workers Will Benefit from Immigration Reform Too (The New Republic)

4/29/13

Senior Fellow Michael Clemens co-authors an op-ed on immigration reform in The New Republic.

If People Could Immigrate Anywhere, Would Poverty Be Eliminated? (The Atlantic)

4/26/13

Senior Fellows Michael Clemens and Lant Pritchett  are quoted in The Atlantic on the economic benefits of open borders.

Immigration’s Effect on Wages: ‘Definitely Positive, Without Any Doubt Whatsoever’ (Washington Post)

4/18/13

The Washington Post interviews Senior Fellow Michael Clemens on the U.S. Senate's proposal to overhaul the immigrations system in a reform bill and why changes to the system will ultimately yield economic benefits.

The Visa System Not Working (The Economist)

4/4/13

Senior Fellow Michael Clemens is quoted in The Economist article on why the cap on US visas are unnecessary.

The H-1B Opportunity (Slate-Moneybox)

4/2/13

In a recent Slate-Moneybox article, Senior Fellow Michael Clemens looks at one Indian firm to highlight the increase in productivity as a result of H-1 B visas.

The Immigrant Productivity Miracle (Slate)

1/10/13

Slate covers Senior Fellow Michael Clemens' work on immigration and wage differentials.

Obama's Next Act: Immigration Reform (Bloomberg Businessweek)

12/19/12

Senior Fellow Michael Clemens is quoted in a piece on immigration reform.

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