Report showing that the global labor market isn’t just going through short-term disruption—it’s being reshaped by three major “fault lines” that are creating long-term worker shortages and structural change.

Article detailing how President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is weakening the U.S. labor market by reducing the number of available workers and slowing economic growth.

Article offering an overview of present and past U.S. immigration trends, sociodemographic information about who is immigrating, and the channels through which they arrive. It also provides data on the government’s immigration enforcement actions and visa processing.

This working paper highlights the positive impact of migration on the healthcare sector. Main findings indicate that the number of workers in the healthcare sector increases without displacing native staff. The admission of 1,000 immigrants is linked to the creation of 142 jobs in the sector, including aides, nurses, and doctors. Similarly, it is expected that a 25% increase in immigration would reduce annual deaths in the country by approximately 5,000 people, linked to an increase in healthcare personnel and improvements in the quality of care.