• Center for Migration Studies of New York
    Center for Migration Studies of New York

    Center for Migration Studies of New York

    CMS is an educational institute devoted to the study of international migration and refugee issues.
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    New CMS Data Briefing on 3.1 Million Immigrant New Yorkers

    Mass deportation policies threaten to break up the families of one million New Yorkers and destabilize the city’s workforce

    17 November 2025

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    CMS Hosts Academic & Policy Symposium on Promoting Just and Humane Migration Policies

    November 17 symposium to convene scholars, policymakers, and practitioners in New York and virtually

    28 October 2025

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    CMS Statement on the World Day of Migrants and Refugees

    By Mario Russell, Executive Director, Center for Migration Studies of New York

    2 October 2025

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    New brief identifies fast-growing jobs reliant on undocumented workers

    CMS warns that mass deportations undermine America’s ability to meet growing workforce needs

    28 August 2025

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    Interfaith Leaders, including US Catholic bishops, urge Senators to defeat HR 1

    The passage of the bill would be “a moral failure for American society as a whole”

    26 June 2025

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    New Undocumented Population Estimates Data and Upcoming Webinar

    The undocumented population in the United States increased to 12.2 million in 2023

    29 May 2025

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    Millions of US Citizen Children at Risk: New Data on the Impact of Mass Deportation

    Two briefings from CMS estimate the effects of mass deportations on the child welfare system and tax credit eligibility

    1 May 2025

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    Trump’s Proposed Deportation Plan would Separate American Families

    An updated CMS study measures the social and economic costs of mass family separation

    17 October 2024

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    The Center for Migration Studies Releases a Special Edition on Migrant Deaths Along the US-Mexico Border and Beyond

    US Immigration enforcement policies and the denial of asylum contribute to the high rate of deaths

    15 October 2024

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