Becoming America: Marielena Hincapié on Writing Her Family’s Immigration Story
Class of 2026 New America (ASU Future Security) Fellow Marielena Hincapié previews her forthcoming book.
Immigration & Global Migration
Shifting Immigration Policies Are Changing Daily Life for Child Care Providers
Changing immigration policies are creating fear and uncertainty for child care providers and the families they serve. Across the country, providers say attendance is dropping and routines are being di…
ICE in Minneapolis and the Echoes of the War on Terror
Karen Greenberg examines how recent ICE activity in Minnesota are examples of America’s “war on terror” turning inward.
Gabriella García-Pardo on Creating a Visual Language
New America Fellow Gabriella García-Pardo spoke about her forthcoming film, FENCED.
Trump Doesn’t Have Unchecked “Plenary” Powers—So Why Did Stephen Miller Say It?
The White House advisor froze after defending Trump’s power to deploy the National Guard, revealing legal cracks, writes Karen J. Greenberg.
Trump’s Claim Terrorists are Pouring Over Southern Border Does Not Stand Up To Scrutiny
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines Trump's hype regarding terrorists coming across the southern border.
Seventy Miles in the Darién Gap
Caitlin Dickerson wrote a cover story for The Atlantic about migrants risking treacherous terrain, violence, hunger, and disease to travel through the jungle to the United States.
Where Did the Migrant Crisis Come From?
In episode 50 of his podcast, New America and ASU's Peter Bergen examines the origins of the migrant crisis.
Jonathan Blitzer on the Long History of the Border Crisis
New America (Emerson Collective) Fellow Jonathan Blitzer spoke about his book, Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here.
Introducing the Class of 2024: A Spotlight on Deportation in the U.S. with Caitlin Dickerson
One of New America’s newest National Fellows explains how her work breaks down the complexities around U.S. immigration and deportation.
Adapting for the Great Climate Migration
Near- and far-future solutions have to be at the center of adapting to the impending climate migration.
The Rebrand of ”Managed Retreat” Policy
Governments need to retire the phrase “managed retreat” in responding to climate change-related migration policy.
DACA’s Rollercoaster Ride of Legal Battles
DACA, at first, felt like a bright light for young undocumented immigrants in the U.S., but it has been an emotional legal rollercoaster.