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Immigration News Today: U.S. Immigrant Population is 2 Million Below 2017 Census Projections

Fisayo Okare

Sep 24, 2023

A Census taker follows up after a non-response.

A Census taker follows up after a non-response.

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New York

Adams announces adult asylum seekers re-entering city shelters will have just 30 days for that stay:

Adult asylum seekers who have not secured alternative housing after 60 days and apply for a new stay will receive a placement with an additional 30-day notice and casework services. — Read more in the City’s statement

Chinese immigrants share best restaurants in NYC for authentic taste of home:

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The Chinese immigrants we surveyed nominated 51 restaurants, from luxurious banquet venues, to fast-food noodle chains, to intriguing hot pot establishments, and more. — Documented

New York City signs contract with arts school to house migrants:

American Musical and Dramatic Academy, an arts school in Manhattan, received funds valued at more than $109 million to house migrants in its dorms. — USA Today

Around the U.S. 

Texas border mayor declares state of emergency over immigration surge:

Eagle Pass’s mayor announced a state of emergency Thursday, citing an increase in the number of people at a bridge over the Rio Grande River. — Reuters

New data shows U.S. immigrant population is 2 million below 2017 census projections:

Data from the Census Bureau shows the immigrant share of the U.S. population rose just 0.3 percentage points from 2021 to 2022. — CATO Institute

Migration surges at the border despite new barriers, risk of deportation:

As processing facilities and shelters receive new arrivals, their capacity has been strained and the Border Patrol has started dropping off migrants outside churches, supermarkets and gas stations. — The New York Times

Washington D.C.

Mexico agrees with U.S. to deport migrants from its border cities:

Mexico agreed to “depressurize” its northern cities, which border El Paso, San Diego and Eagle Pass, Texas. — CNN

Fisayo Okare

Fisayo writes Documented’s "Early Arrival" newsletter and "Our City" column. She is an MSc. graduate of Columbia Journalism School, New York, and earned her BSc. degree in Mass Comm. from Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos.

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