Prejudice and discrimination against immigrants increased markedly, especially during the Progressive Era from the 1890s to the 1920s.

Which brings me back to the progressive argument for reducing immigration into the United States. Consider first the economic impact of current immigration policies, starting with some key numbers.

Progressives are getting ready to push Biden on immigration reform “If they go back to Obama-era immigration policies, they will have failed.” ...

Even “immigration attitudes have turned restrictionist after decades of liberalization.” “Confronted by this broad-based rejection, progressive activists have lost confidence and energy.” ...

President Biden has been relying on a progressive foe to help his administration look for lasting ways to dismantle Trump-era immigration policies.Cass Sunstein joined the Department of Homeland Se… ...

The decline of woke isn’t merely a “vibe shift.” It marks the end of the 60-year rise of left-liberalism in American culture. We are entering a post-progressive era. Woke refers to an ...

President Donald Trump ran in 2024 on enforcing the nation’s immigration laws. As he follows through on that promise, he has prompted widespread opposition from the progressive Left. Protesters ...

• Immigration Matters: Movements, Visions, and Strategies for a Progressive Future, a powerful book of essays co-edited by Deepak Bhargava, Ruth Milkman, and Penny Lewis • “The Platypus ...

Min Qing, also known as the Chinese American Democratic Youth League, spread radical ideas, promoted progressive community politics, and defended immigrant families.

Joe Biden is going back to immigration policies that are much less progressive than the ones he promised on the campaign trail in 2020. That's unlikely to hurt him with voters, though, because ...

The neighborhood was home to new immigrants from southern and eastern Europe, including Greeks, Italians, Germans, and Russian Jews. The initiatives that Addams launched at Hull House honored their ...

A new progressive era is dawning in America, and almost nothing Republicans can do will hold back the tide — unless Republicans destroy democracy altogether (more on this in a moment). Start ...