Points of Entry
Gil GuerraOriginal research on how immigration shapes who we are, how we compete, and how we stay safe.
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The Best and Worst States for Assimilation
Wyoming is known for very few things. It has the fewest people of any state, produces the most coal, and was the last state to raise its legal drinking age from 19 to 21.
Wyoming can now add another entry to its list of fun facts: Accordin...
The State of Irish America, 2026
Irish and Irish American commentators have been warning about the decline of Irish America for well over a decade.
Proponents of the “decline” theory point out that Irish America has been shrinking in both absolute relative numbers; that...
Five Things You Should Know About Iranian Migration
Last June, Iran threatened to activate “sleeper cells” on American soil days before President Trump ordered strikes on its nuclear facilities. While this threat failed to materialize at the time, it has led to renewed worries about potentia...
First and Second-Generation Americans Won Half of America's Gold Medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
This year’s Winter Olympics had me fondly reminiscing of my own winter sports glory days — I once went down a moderately steep hill on a sled as a teen in Wisconsin, and just this morning I became an amateur solo luger after slipping down t...
German Grooms, Irish Brides: How Immigrant Communities Married Into Each Other
Al Capone was an unusual man in many respects. In addition to bootlegging, tax evasion, and dispute-resolution methods not typically covered in the Harvard Business Review, his marriage to Mae Josephine Coughlin — the daughter of two Irish...
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Immigration Policy at the Niskanen Center, Contributing Writer at The Dispatch, VP at Young Professionals in Foreign Policy
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