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Welcome to theImmigration Policy Project, where you will find information about immigration in the United States. Our coverage includes articles on the concepts, agencies, groups, and legislation that inform immigration policy debates. In addition, we cover immigration at the state-level, providing profiles on the state of immigration in each of the 50 states.
