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Nation’s undocumented population would swell if birthright citizenship ended, study finds

McALLEN, Texas (Border Report) — Ending birthright citizenship would increase the U.S. population of undocumented immigrants, not reduce it, according to a new study released Tuesday. The study by the ...
The Hill

Black and Hispanic immigrants less likely to be approved for US citizenship, study finds

A new study looked at racial and ethnic disparities among immigrants who applied for U.S. citizenship. Overall, applicants of color, particularly men and those from Muslim-majority countries, are at a ...
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Study: Ending Birthright Citizenship Would Increase, Not Decrease, Unauthorized U.S. Population

But according to a recent study by the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) and Penn State University's Population Research Institute, eliminating birthright citizenship would increase—not decrease—the ...
NPR

A new study quantifies how a citizenship question would likely hurt census accuracy

Adding a citizenship question to U.S. census forms — a change that many Republicans in Congress and President Trump have wanted — would likely undermine the accuracy of the country's population counts ...
KXAN

Noncitizens are less likely to participate in a census with citizenship question, study says

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Adding a citizenship question to the census ...