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ICE arrests of Asian Americans in California increased by more than 1,000%

SACRAMENTO, Calif. >> Immigration arrests of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in California increased more than tenfold in the first year of President Donald Trump’s sec...

The Wasian Generation

How the sudden pop-cultural dominance of part white, part Asian Americans triggered a collective identity crisis.

Korea sees record number of students from immigrant backgrounds

The number of elementary, middle and high school students with an immigrant background has reached a record high, government data showed Wednesday. The number of students from mult...

“Katakana Hell”: The Culture Shocks Japan’s Asian Immigrants Actually Face

What surprises Asian immigrants in Japan? From corporate jargon to the country's famously indirect "no," there's a lot to navigate.

UCLA Asian American Studies Center: AAPI Multimedia Textbook

The UCLA Asian American Studies Center has unveiled ‘Foundations and Futures: Asian American and Pacific Islander Multimedia Textbook’ is a helpful resource for anyone teaching Asi...

Immigrant Earnings Assimilation, 1981–2021

In this paper, we characterize trends in the earnings assimilation of immigrant workers from 1981 to 2021. We use administrative longitudinal data that contain the earnings of work...

In defense of Asian American art

Back in 2015, when I was living in Brooklyn, my apartment flooded. My landlord, who owned a bunch of apartments, offered to put me up in temporary accommodations. He and his girlfr...

Global US immigrant visa pause: the fallout across China, Asia and Hong Kong

Fewer anti-Asian hate crimes in US, but immigration crackdowns raise concerns

Almost five years after the pandemic-era surge in anti-Asian hate in the US, new Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) data shows a downward trend nationally. But advocates say con...

Fled to America at 11. Stole at 18. Deported to Vietnam at 44.

The Trump administration is sending back record numbers of Vietnamese, Laotians and Hmong. Many came to the United States as young war refugees and later committed crimes.

Migration Policy Institute: Rooted in the Valley: Immigrants in Napa County’s Communities and Economy

Immigrants made up 29 percent of Napa County’s workforce as of 2019–23, with those working in the wine and hospitality industry generating an estimated $1.5 billion in county GDP.

Statement of Solidarity with the Asian American and Pacific Islander Community

Statement of Solidarity with the Asian American and Pacific Islander Communityby AJ Shankar

How Anti-Chinese Immigration Laws Unexpectedly Led to a Chinese Restaurant Boom in America

This past spring, the oldest continuously operated family-owned Chinese restaurant in the United States served its last plate of chop suey. Pekin Noodle Parlor had been an institut...

トランプ氏が犯罪者扱いする移民　日系人教授が問う「米国人は誰か」

Asian-American groups fear Trump’s escalating rhetoric will fuel prejudice, racism in US

Asian-American groups on Friday slammed US President Donald Trump’s speech delivered this week as a dangerous threat to citizens of US minority communities already facing attacks a...

A Troubling Breast Cancer Trend Is Emerging in Asian American Communities

Breast cancer patterns are shifting rapidly in several Asian American communities. Breast cancer has long been considered less common among Asian American women than among white wo...

How Do Latinos in the U.S. View Their Identity?

Latinos account for 1 in 5 people in the United States. Among this group, most Latinos say their heritage is an important part of their identity, according to a recent report from...

Assimilate or hit the brakes

Immigration remains one of the defining questions of American politics because it forces a nation to answer fundamental questions about itself. Who belongs, who may enter, and what...

New Zealand-born Asians suffering poorer mental health outcomes, survey says

Asian Family Services chief executive Kelly Feng says that being born in New Zealand does not automatically create a sense of belonging.

Why Do Some Chinese Immigrants in America Still Answer to Beijing?

Many Chinese immigrants worked for years to gain U.S. citizenship, yet their thinking remains captive to Beijing's overseas propaganda machine. Trump's America 250 speeches, and a...

“We’re all immigrants”: 30 years helping immigrant families find their place in America

John Stahl has spent three decades at the Emerald Isle Immigration Center guiding families through America's ever-shifting immigration rules, even when the news isn't what they wan...

Mamdani’s American dream

What even is an ‘Asian’? And why are we bundled together?

Tze Ming Mok introduces a new book that explores through art, activism, research and lived experience what it means to be Asian in Aotearoa. The following has been abridged from th...

Commentary: "Help Wanted/Leave Now!" How U.S. immigration policy remains maddeningly consistently inconsistent

A new exhibition at the California Museum in Sacramento, "Help Wanted/Leave Now!" focuses on the country's "revolving door" of programs and practices toward immigrants.