A rapid shift in Haitian migration to Chile prompted a substantial increase in concern about crime among Chileans. However, there is no evidence that the immigration shock actually affected crime rates.
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The Journal of Politics
Immigration Shocks and Unfounded Concerns about Crime: Evidence from Haitian Migration to Chile | The Journal of Politics: Vol…
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Distress caused by fear of a family member being deported triples the risk of mental issues such as depression among American youth
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Having a deported family member affects the mental health of Latino adolescents
A study reveals that family stress caused by fear of deportation triples the risk of mental issues such as depression and aggression among Hispanic youth
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Immigration in early 20th century America improved the life outcomes for the US-born: they were more likely to marry 💍, have children 👶, and set up their own household 🏠. The evidence suggests that immigration increased native men’s employment 💼, thereby raising the supply of native “marriageable men.”
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Cambridge Core
Happily Ever After: Immigration, Natives’ Marriage, and Fertility | The Journal of Economic History | Cambridge Core
Happily Ever After: Immigration, Natives’ Marriage, and Fertility - Volume 85 Issue 4
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