Besides Smith, Williams and Johnson are the most common surnames in the U.S., with at least one of these featuring in the top ...

Wall St. Insights Every year, millions of immigrants move to the United States.  Of the 2.1 million people who moved to the U ...

Ranker has listed each state's most popular condiment, based on polling data from the website Influenster. Newsweek has put the data into a map ... are more open to immigrant cuisines than ...

Immigrants don’t need to have the right to vote to affect elections in the United States — simply by being here, they can tip the scales. The apportionment of House seats and votes in the ...

She took the information to a state trooper parked at a nearby intersection ... "The horrific killing in Somers of a high school child by an illegal immigrant is a story that’s been repeated ...

The real drivers of housing costs are local permitting regulations and restrictive state and national ... able to snap his fingers and make every illegal immigrant disappear.

Every year, millions of immigrants move to the United States. Of the 2.1 million people who moved to the U.S. from abroad in 2022, tens of thousands now live in New Jersey — a state with a ...

President-elect Trump promises an intense escalation in enforcement, including the mass deportations of millions of people. An estimated 47,000 undocumented people live in Philadelphia.

The Vera Institute of Justice, relying on U.S. Census data, says that 95,700 central Ohio residents are foreign-born and not U.S. citizens, and therefore at risk of deportation under Trump's plan.

A plurality of Kansas voters feel that immigrants to the state have had a negative impact. But the largest industries even in rural Kansas rely heavily on immigrant labor for the state’s economy.

As The Washington Post reported, “many immigrants come to the United States with few financial resources ... but it’s wrong to blame immigrants for every conceivable problem to bolster the ...