Immigration Policy
What is Immigration Policy?
ACE’s immigration policy research focuses on legislation and popular movements that influence the movement of people across national borders. Our Immigration Policy Team covers pressing issues concerning both voluntary and forced migration.
We provide information on relevant policy issues and campaigns impacting immigration on a local, state, national, and international scale.
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Latest Research
Key Takeaways Transborder students are students whose constant movement between the United States and Mexico presents them with unique challenges
Key Takeaways Non-citizens already living in the U.S. can sometimes apply for a green card without leaving the country. This
Key Takeaways On June 30, 2026, Florida amended Rule 6A-10.0240 and created a new policy banning undocumented students from enrollment
Key Takeaways Implemented in 1994, Prevention Through Deterrence is a key border policy which aims to limit attempts of illegal
Key Takeaways Alternatives to Detention (ATDs) provide lower-cost options for supervising many immigrants while their cases proceed, often costing less
Key Takeaways In late 2025 and early 2026, the Trump Administration overhauled the H-1B skilled worker visa through two major
Key Takeaways The One Big Beautiful Bill Act significantly changes eligibility and enrollment requirements for Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance
Key Takeaways Spanish interpretation is essential in immigration courts, as most respondents are Limited English Proficient (LEP) and require language
