November 9, 2021

Featured: 2021 research briefs from community-based fieldwork

Abigail Andrews - MMFRP Research

October 8, 2021

Colleges should encourage students to vote in hometown elections

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

September 30, 2021

Toward a More Perfect Sanctuary: How To Reform the U.S. Asylum System

Podcast

September 21, 2021

Haitian trip to Texas border often starts in South America

David FitzGerald Quoted

September 13, 2021

How California's Recall Election Could Change State, National Politics

Marisa Abrajano Quoted

August 31, 2021

To Understand Politics, Watch the Fringes

Zoltan Hajnal Mentioned

August 30, 2021

In-Depth: Timing of recall could skew electorate, UCSD research suggests

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

August 30, 2021

Few people are expected to vote in this year’s ‘off-cycle’ elections. That can be fixed

Zoltan Hajnal Article

August 29, 2021

Timing of California’s recall could skew electorate

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

August 24, 2021

How to double voter turnout and increase representation during local elections

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

August 20, 2021

How to double voter turnout and increase representation during local elections

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

August 20, 2021

Study: Recall Election Voters Could Be ‘Extraordinarily Unrepresentative’ of California

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

August 18, 2021

Student equity scholar Frances Contreras named dean of UCI School of Education

Article on Frances Contreras

August 1, 2021

When Americans recall their roots, they open up to immigration

Claire Adida Research Cited

July 29, 2021

When Americans recall their roots, they open up to immigration | Opinion

Claire Adida Research Cited

July 6, 2021

UC San Diego Forced To Cut Out-Of-State Admissions

Gaurav Khanna Quoted

June 29, 2021

GOP: No ballots delivered to empty UCSB dorms

Zoltan Hajnal Work Cited

June 22, 2021

How 3 San Diegans Switched Up Their Career Path During the Pandemic

Mary Walshok Quoted

June 17, 2021

Fewer than half of high schools teach computer science. These educators want to change that

Gaurav Khanna Quoted

June 11, 2021

White nationalism and Asian hate

Zoltan Hajnal Cited

June 8, 2021

Study: Air Pollution Reduction Could Help Reduce Global Warming

Kate Ricke Quoted

June 3, 2021

Reducing climate emissions would save millions of lives from air pollution

Kate Ricke Quoted

June 2, 2021

San Diego News Now

Gaurav Khanna Quoted

June 1, 2021

State Senate Proposes Plan To Reduce Nonresidents, Increase Californians At UC Schools

Gaurav Khanna Quoted

June 1, 2021

If countries implement Paris pledges with cuts to aerosols, millions of lives can be saved

Kate Ricke Quoted

Spring 2021

Immigration & the Origins of White Backlash

Article by Zoltan Hajnal

Aprl 13, 2021

Skilled Workers Flee from Polluted Cities, Hampering Economic Growth

Gaurav Khanna Research Co-Author

April 9, 2021

Nevada Lawmakers Buck National Trend, Seek Expanded Voter Access

Zoltan Hajnal Quoted

April 5, 2021

Civic Engagement, Legal Status, and the Context of Reception: Participation in Voluntary Associations among Undocumented Immigrants in California

Kevin Beck & Karina Shklyan published paper

March 26, 2021

UC San Diego on the Road to Becoming a Hispanic Serving Institution

Frances Contreras Mentioned

March 17, 2021

A Year of Border Lockdown, and Counting

David FitzGerald Quoted

March 16, 2021

When Americans recall their roots, they open up to immigration

Article by Claire L. Adida et. al.

February 24, 2021

"Dream Golden State" into "Lost Paradise"? Why are Californians moving out?

Gaurav Khanna article sited

February 23, 2021

The Dependence of US Higher Education on International Students

Gaurav Khanna article sited

February 22, 2021

San Diegans recount coronavirus pandemic experience in new book

Mary Walshok Quoted

February 1, 2021

Lives: Robert Laughlin ’56: The Princeton Man of Zinacantán

John Haviland Quoted

January 24, 2021

The back story: Columnist Sandi Dolbee on searching for the right voices for her story on ‘How a nation heals’

Marisa Abrajano Mentioned

January 11, 2021

Ocean Acidification is Transforming California Mussel Shells

Olivia Graeve Quoted

January 6, 2021

UCSD’s foreign enrollment drops, but the campus is optimistic about the future

Gaurav Khanna Quoted

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This Week Newsmagazine (UCSD)

March 19, 2019

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Courthouse News Service 

January 14, 2019 

Daily Beast 

January 8, 2019

The San Diego Union-Tribune

December 24, 2018

Peddled on the Streets of Los Angeles: Ice Cream, Hot Dogs, and Fake Social Security Cards

New York Times

Wayne Cornelius Quoted

December 19, 2018

Border Control Hasn’t Kept Determined Migrants Out and Neither Will Trump’s Wall

The Globe Post 

Wayne Cornelius Op-Ed

December 14, 2018

Comment on Trump administration’s policy on deportation of Vietnamese refugees

S. Deborah Kang

November 25, 2018

Migrants in Tijuana Run to U.S. Border, but Fall Back in Face of Tear Gas

New York Times 

Wayne Cornelius Quoted

October 27, 2018

For highly skilled refugees, an opportunity to translate language skills into work

ABC News

Molly Fee - CCIS Visiting Graduate Student Quoted

October 22, 2018

Why Does No One Vote in Local Elections

New York Times 

 Zoltan Hajnal Article

October 15, 2018

Voting With A Middle Finger: Two Views On The White Working Class

NPR

Marisa Abrajano quoted and Marisa Abrajano & Zoltan Hajnal's book mentioned

September 21, 2018

A Way Out of the Immigration Crisis

Wall Street Journal

Marisa Abrajano & Zoltan Hajnal work cited

Claire Adida Article

August 15, 2018

Canadians top the list of visitors overstaying visas

Houston Chronicle

David FitzGerald quoted

July 18, 2018

“How advocates can defeat Trump’s latest
assault on asylum seekers,”

Washington Post 

S. Deborah Kang

July 13, 2018

Blocked from entering the U.S., will asylum-seekers find a welcome mat in Mexico?

LA Times

Wayne Cornelius Article

July 9, 2018

“The US Begins Mass Deportation of Mexican Migrants,” “7 Moments that Changed America”

Time Magazine 

S. Deborah Kang

July 8, 2018

We protect Ice': Trump supporters rally behind immigration slogan

The Guardian

David FitzGerald quoted

July 8, 2018

Jenny Nordberg:Toughened against migrants - but where is the crisis itself?

Svenska Dagbladet

David FitzGerald Interview

July 6, 2018

“What’s Driving the Movement to Abolish ICE?”

PBS Newshour 

S. Deborah Kang

July 3, 2018

“’Abolish ICE’ Movement is Growing. Is the Agency’s Disbanding Likely?”

Politifact 

S. Deborah Kang

July 3, 2018

“What Do You Want to Know about ICE?”

1A: Speak Freely
WAMU, National Public Radio, Washington, DC

S. Deborah Kang

June 30, 2018

How the US has processed much larger numbers of people seeking sanctuary ...

Twitter

David FitzGerald Tweet

June 29, 2018

Rachel Maddow is right. There was no plan for reuniting families split at border

PunditFact

David FitzGerald quoted

June 29, 2018

The World Bargain on Asylum Is Unraveling

The Atlantic

David FitzGerald quoted

June 28, 2018

The issue of migrant family separation on the border

Radio Euskadi (Bilbao, Spain)

David FitzGerald - Live radio interview

June 25, 2018

Trump campaign manager’s tweet omits that children detained under Obama were unaccompanied minors

PolitiFact

David FitzGerald quoted

June 21, 2018

Indigenous immigrants face unique challenges at the border

High Country News

John Haviland Quoted

June 20, 2018

Nielsen’s Rhetoric on Family Separations

FactCheck.org

David FitzGerald quoted

June 19, 2018

No, Donald Trump’s separation of immigrant families was not Barack Obama’s policy

PunditFact

David FitzGerald quoted

June 9, 2018

"Evidence-Free Immigration Policymaking in the age of Trump" - Migration Cluster Conference

Portland State University

Wayne Cornelius Keynote Address

June 7, 2018

The Trump Administration Is Driving Away Immigrant Entrepreneurs

The Atlantic

CCIS Graduate Student Natalie Novick (Sociology) quoted

May 28, 2018

County jails released 349 people wanted by ICE since 'sanctuary law' started

The San Diego Union-Tribune

David FitzGerald quoted

May 14, 2018

Is Capitalism a Threat to Democracy?

The New Yorker

Gordon Hanson quoted

April 25, 2018

Pro- and anti-Trump forces score points on immigration, but both sides are losing

Los Angeles Times

Wayne Cornelius Cited

April 24, 2018

Sanctuary cities don't 'breed crime.' They encourage people to report crime.

The Washington Post

Tom K. Wong article published

April 18, 2018

From condors to oysters, California Sea Grant funds new coastal research

California Sea Grant

David Pedersen receives grant

March 14, 2018

 Mexico Report Grenzmauer

ORF Austrian Broadcasting Corp.

 David FitzGerald interviewed

March 12, 2018

 Walls! Walls! Walls! Trump’s California trip will take him to many

The Orange County Register

 David FitzGerald quoted

March 1,

2018

 A Piece Of Paper Is Controlling My Students’ Lives

Huffington Post

 Tom K. Wong research on DACA quoted

February 27, 2018

 Dear Mexico: Please forgive us for Donald Trump | Moran

NJ.com

 Wayne Cornelius cited

February 7, 2018

 Lazy? John Kelly ‘simply misses the mark,’ say DACA advocates

Washington Post

 Tom K. Wong quoted

February 4, 2018

 Chain migration' doesn't work the way Trump tells you it does

The Hill

 David FitzGerald's article published

February 2, 2018

 Conference for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH)

TritonLink

 Tom K. Wong key note speaker

January 29, 2018

 Billions in the works for area colleges — plus rethinking priorities

San Diego Tribune

 Mary Walshok quoted

January 17, 2018

 Dreamers' are pawns in the immigration wars

LA Times

 Wayne Cornelius's article published

January 12,  2018

 Donald Trump Flushes Away America’s Reputation

New York Times

 David FitzGerald's work cited

January 9,  2018

 How Trump became 'the white affirmative action president'

CNN

 John Skrentny quoted

January 7,  2018

 The Immigrants Who Deliver Health Care

New York Times

 Wayne Cornelius, Professor Emeritus UC San Diego

December 21st, 2017

 High Temperatures Are Already Sending Refugees to Europe

The Atlantic

 Claire Adida quoted

December 1st, 2017

 More students turn to 'daddy' to pay for college -

 but it’s not who you think

The Sacramento Bee

 Kevin Lewis quoted

November 30th, 2017

 Residents of the wall world

 The Globe Asahi Shimbun

 David Fitzgerald interviewed

November 2nd, 2017

 American Studies Association Awards Ceremony

American Studies Association

 Curtis Marez's work featured

November 2nd, 2017

 Center for American Progress Welcomes Tom K. Wong as Senior Fellow

 for Immigration Policy

Center for American Progress

 Tom Wong mentioned

October 23rd, 2017

 History Stories: When American Lawmakers Took a Page from the

 Nazi Playbook

 History

 Natalia Molina's work featured

 October,

2017

 America's Wall: Decades-long struggle to secure U.S.-Mexico

 border

 KPBS

 David Fitzgerald quoted

September 20th, 2017

 Trump's wall is big, beautiful and dumb--here is a better way to control

 the border

The Los Angeles Times

 Wayne Cornelius

September 6th, 2017

 Post-DACA: How Congress can replace Obama's program and make it

 even better

The Conversation 

 Wayne Cornelius

September 5th, 2017

 A Typical Dreamer Lives in Los Angeles, is from Mexico and came to

 the U.S. at 6 Years Old

The New York Times

 Tom Wong work featured

September 4th, 2017

 Op-Ed: Ending DACA would be mean-spirited and shortsighted--

 even for Trump

LA Times 

 Wayne Cornelius

August 4th,

2017

 The Last Time the U.S. Seriously Considered Merit-Based   Immigration

 The Atlantic

 John D. Skrentny is mentioned

August 3rd,

2017

 GOP Plan to Slash Legal Immigration Wins Trump’s Support

 KPBS

 John D. Skrentny was a guest on this broadcast

July 14th,

2017

 New IGS Chief: California will Model a New Approach for the Nation

Berkeley News

 John D. Skrentny featured

July 12th,

2017

 Is there a STEM Worker Crisis? Science and Engineering Workforce   Development in the U.S.

UC Center Sacramento

 John D. Skrentny presented work at the Center

June 27th,

2017

 Cities Fight Texas Immigration Law in Federal Court

Courthouse News Service

 Tom Wong Highlighted

June 26th,

2017

 Texas Cities Haul the State to Court Over Immigration

 CITYLAB

 Tom Wong Highlighted

June 26th,

2017

 Ciudades Cargan Contra Estado de Texas in Audiencia sobre ley   Migratoria SB4

 Hoy Los Angeles

 Tom Wong highlighted

June 26th,

2017

 Audencia por SB4: Experto Confirma Impacto de ley en Ninos; Estado

 Trata de Impugnar Testimonial

 Aldiadallas

 Tom Wong featured

June 20th,

2017

 Emmanuel Macro Just Won a Majority in France's National Assembly.

 Here's Why it Matters.

 The Washington Post

 By CCIS's Veronical Hoyo and William Chandler

June 19th,

2017

 Trump's Reversal of U.S. Policy on Cuba

 The New York Times

 Letter to the editor by Wayne Cornelius

June 15th,

2017

 Imagine Yourself as a Refugee. That's What Nudges Americans to Take

 Action on Refugees' Behalf

 The Washington Post

 By CCIS's Claire Adida, Adeline Lo and Melina Platas

June 6th,

2017

 The Effects of Sanctuary Policies on Crime and the Economy

 American Political Science Association Organized Section on Migration and Citizenship

 By CCIS's Tom K. Wong

May 29th,

2017

 You're Just There, Trapped: Why One Mexican Woman Decided to 'Self-

 deport', long Before Trump

 Los Angeles Times

 Featuring quotes by David FitzGerald

May 25th,

2017

 Up to 600,000 Immigrants in U.S. South may Have Path to Legal Status:

 Analysis

 Reuters

 Featuring Tom Wong

May 16th,

2017

 Central American Gangs like MS-13

 Salon

 Featuring Elana Zilberg

May 14th,

2017

 Less Crime in Sanctuary Cities? Maybe So

Austin American-Statesman   Online

 Featuring Tom K. Wong

May 9th,

2017

 4 Key Lessons from France's Presidental Election

The Washington Post

 By Veronica Hoya and William M. Chandler

May 8th,

2017

 Central American Gangs like MS-13 were born out of Failed Anti-crime

 Policies

 The Conversation 

 Elana Zilberg, CCIS Affiliate, her new book is cited here.

May 8th,

2017

 New Collaboration Focuses on Refugee Stories, Experiences and     Humanity

UC Merced University News

 The UC-wide Critical Refugee Studies Collective, led by Yen Le Espiritu of

 Ethnic Studies is featured

May 5th,

2017 

 Engendering Empathy, Begetting Backlash. American Attitudes toward

 Syrian Refugees

 McGill University

 Featuring CCIS Affiliate Claire Adida

May 2nd,

2017

 Confused about Trump's Border Wall? Here are 7 Essential Reads

 Salon

 Wayne Cornelius

May 1st,

2017

 Immigrants, Unions March in US for Rights, Against Trump

Yahoo Finance/Associated Press

 Tom Wong quoted

April 23rd,

2017

 Le racisme s’immisce aisément et régulièrement dans les processus

 démocratiques

 Liberation

 Interview with David FitzGerald

April 21st-23rd, 2017

 Militarism & Migration Conference

 San Diego's Heights

 organized by Yen Le Espiritu of Ethnic Studies

April 13th,

2017

 Austrailan Broadcasting Corporation Program

 Australian Broadcasting Corp

 Interview with David FitzGerald

April 2nd,

2017

 Best Response to Trump is Welcoming and Protecting Immigrants

 Oregon Live

 By Wayne Cornelius

March 28th,

2017

 Palm Springs Protests after Attorney General Jeff Sessions Threatens

 Sanctuary Cities

 The Desert Sun

 Tom Wong Cited

March 28th,

2017

 U.S. Sanctuary Cities Weigh Response to Trump's Threat to Curb   Funding.

 Reuters

 Tom Wong cited

March 28th,

2017

 Should Sanctuary Cities Lose Federal Funding?

 Penn Live

 Tom Wong quoted

March 27th,

2017

 Jeff Sessions Slams 'Sanctuary Cities': No Federal Grant Money without

 Compliance

 Business Insider

 Tom Wong cited

March 16th,

2017 

 Trump’s Revised Travel Ban Hurts America’s Universities

 Fortune

 By John D. Skrentny

February 28th, 2017

 No Jargon Podcast: Sanctuary City Limits

Scholars Strategy Network

 Interview with Tom Wong

February 24th, 2017

 Study Documents How Strict Voter ID Laws Suppress Voting by People of

 Color

 Facing South

 Zoltan Hajnal quoted

February 17th, 2017

 Will Mexico Pay for the Wall? Experts Pick Sides

 WalletHub

 John Skrentny highlighted

February 13th, 2017

 Integrating Immigrants

 UCSD TV

 Interview with Mary C. Waters and John Skrentny

February 9th, 2017

 Surprising Ways Science Survives Travel Bans and Gag Orders

National Geographic

 John Skrentny quoted

February 8th, 2017

 In Debates About Migration, We Ignore a Huge Portion of Highly   Skilled

 Women

 The Conversation

 By Adeslam Marfouk - past CCIS visiting researcher

February 7th, 2017

 Residents Along US-Mexico Border Shrug Off Trump's Wall Plan

 Global Times

 David FitzGerald hightlighted

February 7th, 2017

 Who Will Pay for Trump's 'Big, Beautiful' Wall?

 The Conversation

 By Wayne Cornelius

February 6th, 2017

 A family affair: how and why second-generation Filipino-

 Americans   engage in transnational social and economic 

 connections

 Ethnic and Racial Studies, Taylor

 & Francis Online

 Armand Gutierrez, PhD candidate

February 6th, 2017

 Trump Will Lose American Like Pete Wilson Lost California

 The Hill

 By John Skrentny

February 2nd, 2017

 Giving Sanctuary to Undocumented Immigrants Doesn't threaten

 Public Safety - it Increases It.

 Los Angeles Times 

 By Wayne A. Cornelius, Angela S. Garcia and Monica W. Varsanyi

February 1st, 2017

 The Wrong Way to Stop Terrorism

 Foreign Affairs

 By Claire L. Adida, David D. Laitin, and Marie-Anne Valfort

January 30th, 2017

 San Diego Professor Finds Sanctuary Counties Are Safer and Economically

 Stronger

 KPBS

 Tom Wong featured

January 30th, 2017

 Sanctuary Counties Are Economically Stronger, Safer, Local Professor

 Finds

 NBC San Diego

 Tom Wong's research highlighted

January 30th, 2017

 U.S. History Shows The Folly of Trump's Immigration Ban

 Newsweek

 By David FitzGerald and David Cook Martin

January 29th, 2017 

 Trump's Immigration Order is Bad Foreign Policy

 The Conversation

 By David FitzGerald and David Cook Martin

January 27th, 2017

 Sanctuary City Policies

 Yomiuri Shimbun

 Interview with David FitzGerald

January 27th, 2017

 Sancturay Cities are Safer and More Productive

 The Atlanta CityLab

 Tom Wong's research highlighted

January 27th, 2017

 Study: Sanctuary Counties Have Lower Crime, Stronger Economies

 The Union-Tribune

 Tom Wong's research highlighted 

January 27th, 2017

 Trump Says Sanctuary Cities are Hotbeds of Crime. Data Says the   Opposite.

The Washington Post

 Tom Wong's research highlighted

January 26th, 2017

 Take Two - Will Trump's Southern Border Wall Prove Effective?   History

 Says No.

89.3 KPCC Los Angeles/ SCPR

 Interview with CCIS's S. Deborah Kang

January 26th, 2017

 How the U.S. Immigration System Compares to Japan, Canada and

 the U.K.

 wbur 90.9 - Boston's NPR

 station 

 Interview with John Skrentny

January 26th, 2017

 Qué cambia realmente y qué no tras la orden de Donald Trump de   levantar un muro entre EE.UU. y México

BBC Mundo

 David FitzGerald quoted

January 26th, 2017

 Humanities and Social Sciences Professors Discuss a Future with   Trump

 UC San Diego News Center

 Zoltan Hajnal participant on interveiw panel

January 26th, 2017

 Report: The Effects of Sanctuary Policy on Crime and the Economy

Center for American Progress

 By Tom Wong

January 25th, 2017

 California Border Town Mayor says Trump Plan will Hurt Local   Economy

The Desert Sun

 David FitzGerald quoted 

January 5th,

2017

 Voter Identification Laws and the Supression of Minority Votes

The Journal of Politics

 By Zoltan Hajnal, Nazita Lajevardi, Lindsay Nielson

January 5th,

2017

 International Solidarity and Ethnic Boundaries: Using the Israeli-

 Palestinian Conflict to Strengthen Ethno-national claims in Norther

 Ireland

 Wiley Online Library

 By Rawan Arar

January 4th,

2017

 How Donald Trump Will Make America White Again

The Nation

 David FitzGerald quoted

January 3rd,

2017

 No Jargon Podcast Episode #65 - Timing is Everything

 Scholars Stragey Network

 Interview with Zoltan Hajnal

December 18th, 2016 

 How Trump's Deportation Plans Could Damage our Economy

Mother Jones

 Research by Tom Wong cited

December 16th, 2016

 Now is the Time to Continue - Not End- DACA

Center for American Progress

 By Stephanie Andrade - Tom Wong cited

December 13th, 2016

 Death at the Border: Threat of Trump's Wall Intensifies Search for Dying

 Migrants

KPBS

 David FitzGerald and Ev Meade quoted

November 30th, 2016

 Why Immigrants Won't Self-Deport

Los Angeles Times

 By Wayne Cornelius

November 29th, 2016

 The Election Really Was Rigged

The Washington Post

 Zoltan Hajnal quoted and research is featured

November 26th, 2016

 Immigrant Exclusion and Insecurity in Africa

AAIHAS

 An Interview with Claire Adida

November 23rd, 2016

 How Mexican-Americans assimilate into U.S. culture

The San Diego Union-Tribune

 Associate Dean Natalia Molina for Faculty Equity, Division of Arts and

 Humanities, CCIS Advisory Board Member

November 18th 2016

 Daybreak Africa Podcast

VOA

 Interview with Claire Adida

November 18th, 2016

 Sanctuary Cities: An Explainer

KWBEZ 91.5 Chicago Radio Station

 Interview with CCIS Affiliate Angela Garcia, Assistant Professor at

 University of Chicago

November 14th, 2016

 Young 'Dreamers' See Peril as Trump Plans for Deportations

Bloomberg (Politics)

 Tom Wong quoted

October 31st, 2016

 The Majority of African Migrants Move Between Countries on the Continent

Africa is a Country

 Claire Adida featured in article

October,

2016

 DACA Study and Reports

San Diego Union Tribune

 Tom Wong cited and quoted

Times of San Diego

 KPBS Television Interview with Tom Wong

KPBS

 Tom Wong cited and quoted

New American Media

 Tom Wong cited

Univision

October 18th, 2016

 New Study of Daca Beneficiaries Shows Positive Economic and Educational

 Outcomes

Center for American Progress

 By Tom K. Wong, Greisa Martinez Rosas, Adrian Reyna, Ignacia

 Rodriguez, Patrick O’Shea, Tom Jawetz, and Philip E. Wolgin

October 7th,

2016

 “Immigration and the U.S. Election”

Nippon Television

 TV interview with David FitzGerald

October 6th,

2016

 The United States of Anxiety Podcast - Episode 3: This Land is My Land,

 That Land is Your Land

WNYC and The Nation

 Interview with David FitzGerald

October 3rd,

2016

 Immigration Reform: Disparate Ideas Disparate Futures

New York Times

 Wayne Cornelius cited

October 3rd,

2016

 Deportation Decline in San Diego Reflects Obama Policy Shift

KPBS

 Wayne Cornelius quoted

September 20th, 2016

 Number of Undocumented Mexican Immigrants in the U.S. Keeps

 Shrinking

Buzzfeed

 Wayne Cornelius quoted

September 19th, 2016

 France's Burkini Ban

Daily Sabah

 Claire Adida referenced and cited

September 14th, 2016

 Bill Riley Insists Voter ID Laws Are Not a Problem

Think Progress

 Zoltan Hajnal quoted

September 12, 2016

 The Latest Immigration Wave is (Probably) Over

Houston Chronicle

 Gordon Hanson cited

September 12, 2016

 Executive Power Can Still Affect Immigration Enforcement

The New York Times

 By Gordon Hanson

September 8th, 2016

 How One U.S. Company is Trying to Surf the Tides of Foreign Trade

PBS Newshour

 Gordon Hanson interviewed

September 8th, 2016

 Why Voting with you Wallet Means Voting Democratic

CNN

 By Zoltan Hajnal and Barbara F. Walter

September 8, 2016

 The Results on Voter ID Laws are in - and it's Bad News for Ethnic and

 Racial Minorities

The Los Angeles Times

 By Zoltan Hajnal

September 6th, 2016

 How Much Do we Really Know About Global Trade's Impacts

The New York Times Magazine

 Gordon Hanson cited

September 4th, 2016

 On refugees, we must do better: Trump's rhetoric is worse, but both

 parties have failed

Salon

 Features commentary by David FitzGerald

September 1, 2016

 Donald Trump's Shaky Grasp on Immigration

The New York Times

 Gordon Hanson cited

September 1st, 2016

 Did Donald Trump's Mexico Gamble Pay Off?

The New York Times

 By Wayne Cornelius

August 17th,

2016

 Kenyan Refugee Campu Closure Shakes Somali Population

KPBS

 UCSD Politcal Science grad student John Porten and PhD student Michael

 Seese quoted

August 14th,

2016

 If Millenials Truly Want a To Start a Political Revolution, They'll Need to

 Vote

Quartz

 Zoltan Hajnal quoted

August 11th,

2016

 Global Migration and Extraterritorial Controls: The Case of International

 Refugee Policy in Ukraine

Taylor & Francis Online

August 3rd,

2016

 Titghter Restrictions Are Losing In the Battle Over Voter ID Laws

FiveThirtyEight

 Features research by Zoltan Hajnal of Political Science, UCSD

July 31st,

2016

 ¿Por qué los latinos definirán el próximo presidente de EEUU?

El Nacional

 CCIS Co-Director David FitzGerald quoted

July 29th,

2016

 Court of appeals strikes down North Carolina votor ID law, citing "racially

 discriminatory intent"

Vice News

 Features research by Zoltan Hajnal of Political Science, UCSD

July 7th,

2016

 Election 2016 is Propelled by the American Economy's Failed Promises

The Wall Street Journal

 UCSD's Economist Gordon Hanson quoted

July 2nd,

2016

 Is Free Trade Dead?

Investor's Business Daily

 Gordon Hanson cited

June 30th,

2016

 The Consensus Crumbles

The Economist

 Gordon Hanson cited

June 28th,

2016

 Trump Speech Recants 30 years of Republican Trade Thinking

Bloomberg Politics

 Gordon Hanson cited

June 28th,

2016

 The Harsh Downside of Free Trade - and the Glimmer of Hope

The Christian Science Monitor

 Gordon Hanson cited

June 20th,

2016

 Dismembered Central American Migrants Ask For Change in U.S. Strategy

KPBS

 By Jean Guerrero interviewing Director David FitzGerald

June

2016

 One Muslim is enough! Evidence from a field experiment in France

Annals of Economics & Statistics

 By Claire Adida, David Laitin, Marie-Anne Valfort

June 6th,

2016

 US Voter ID Laws Balance Risk of Fraud, Barring People From Polls

Voice of America

 UCSD's Zoltan Hajnal

May 23rd,

2016

 Refugee Crisis in Europe, Part 2

C-SPAN

 David S. FitzGerald, minute 21

May 18th,

2016

 Preferences in the early stages of mate choice

Social Forces

 By Kevin Lewis

May 16th,

2016

 Can the humanities help us move the needle on social change?

California Humanities

 By Natalia Molina, Blog article

May 14th,

2016

 The real refugee crisis is in the Middle East, not Europe

Washington Post

 Rawan Arar, Lisel Hintz and Kelsey P. Norman

April 26th,

2016

 Don't fear Muslim immigrants; They aren't the real problem

Foreign Affairs

 By Claire Adida, David Laithin, Marie-Anne Valfort

March

2016

 Sociology in the Era of Big Data: The Ascent of Forensic Social Science

The American Sociologist

 Daniel A. McFarland, Kevin Lewis, and Amir Goldberg

March

2016

 Stricter Voter Identification Laws Advantage Whites - and Skew American

 Democracy to the Right

Scholars Strategy Network

 Zoltan Hajnal, Nazita Lajevardi and Lindsay Nielson

January 23rd, 2016

 Report: 27 million Latinos eligible to vote

The San Diego Union Tribune

 Professor Marisa Abrajano, CCIS Affiliate

January

2016

 Why Muslim Integration Fails in Christian-Heritage Societies

Book

 Claire Adida, David Laitin, Marie-Anne Valfort

October-December

2015

 La economia global localizada en el norte de Marruecos

 Reis

 Antonio Trinidad Requena, Rosa M. Soriano-Miras, Francisco Barros

 Rodriguez, Kathryn Kopinak and Jenna Hennebry

December 19th, 2015

 Ted Cruz accidentally makes a good point: The Democratic Party's

 immigration record is atrocious

Salon

 Co-director David FitzGerald

December 13th, 2015

 How do Muslims qua Muslims integrate in the US?

Economics Bulletin

 By Claire Adida, David Laitin, Marie-Anne Valfort

December 1st, 2015

 Refugees and an avalanche of numbers

APPS Policy Forum

 Claire Higgins & Rawan Arar

December 2015

 Three fallacies of digital footprints

Big Data & Society

 Kevin Lewis

November 20th, 2015

 American Politicians' Reactions to Refugees Echo Past Xenophobia:

 Which Sice of History Do we Want to Be on?

Huffington Post

 Seth M. Holmes, Jennifer Burrell, Heide Castaneda

November 10th, 2015

 More immigrants pursuing STEM careers, report says by Tatiana

 Sanchez

San Diego Union Tribune

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny is quoted in this San Diego Union 

 Tribune post.

November 1st, 2015

 The Demise of Evidence-Based Policy Making: The Case of

 Immigration

EA Chronicles

 An article by CCIS Founder Wayne Cornelius with Stanford Lakoff

October 9th,

2015

 Racial Scripts and Counterscripts

University of California

Press - Blog

 By Natalia Molina

September 29th, 2015

 Walls are not the Solution

CNN

 David FitzGerald and Akos Rona-Tas

September 17th, 2015

 Playing' at the ethnic boundary: strategic boundary

 making/unmaking among ethnic Chinese groups in Australia

Taylor & Francis Online

 Yao Tai-Li

Fall

2015

 White Backlash: Immigration, Race and American Politics

Book

 Book by: Marisa Abrajano and Zoltan Hajnal

September 4th, 2015

 What if the U.S. ended birthright citizenship? by Daniel

 González and Dan Nowicki

Arizona Republic

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny is quoted in Arizona Republic post.

August 23rd,

2015

 Fact-checking the Dick Cheney-John Kerry faceoff on

 ‘Morning Joe’ by Will Cabaniss

Tampa Bay Times

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny is quoted in Tampa Bay Times post.

August 13th,

2015

 The House is picking a fight with ‘sanctuary city’

 ordinances. How is this like the fugitive slave laws? by Allan Colbern

The Washington Post

 Allan Colbern is a former CCIS Visiting Fellow

August 6th,

2015

 50 years on, does the Voting Rights Act offer adequate protection?

PBS Newshour

 CCIS scholar Zoltan Hajnal appearing on The PBS Newshour to

 discuss the Voting Rights Act

August 5th,

2015

 San Diego a sanctuary city? Officials say no by Tatiana Sanchez

The San Diego Union-Tribune

 CCIS co-director David FitzGerald is quoted in a San Diego Union-

 Tribune post.

July 25th,

2015

 Crime and sanctuary: Amend policies, don’t end them by

 David FitzGerald & Angela S. Garcia

The San Diego Union-Tribune

 CCIS co-director David FitzGerald & Angela S. Garcia, UCSD

 Graduate Student Researcher at CCIS op-ed piece on sanctuary

 cities.

July 23rd,

2015

 Researching the Role of America’s Shadow Training

 System by Henry DeVries

UC San Diego Extension

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny is quoted in UC San Diego Extension

 post.

July 17,

2015

 Trump says building a U.S.-Mexico wall is ‘easy.’ But is

 it really? by Jerry Markon

The Washington Post

 Wayne Cornelius, UCSD Professor and Director of the Mexican

 Migration Field Research Program, is mentioned in The Washington

 Post post

July 12th,

2015

 California measure would allow work permits for

 farmworkers here illegally by Kurt Chibas

Los Angeles Times

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald, is mentioned in a Los Angeles

 Times post..

July 9th,

2015

 Results from A Nationwide Survey of DACA Recipients Illustrate the

 Program's Impact

BLOG

 By Tom K. Wong, Ph.D. tomkwong@ucsd.edu, @twong002; Kelly K.

 Richter, Ignacia Rodriguez, Philip E. Wolgin

July 7th,

2015

 Straight Talk on Immigration & Crime by David FitzGerald

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald, discusses the actual stats, which

 Bill O’Reilly and Donald Trump won’t provide.

 AAPI Undocumented Immigrants in the U.S.

BLOG

 Culling the Masses: Winner of ASA International Migration Section’s

 Thomas & Znaniecki Award

 Culling the Masses: Co-Winner of ASA Political Sociology Section's

 Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship (Book) Award

June 9th,

2015

 UC San Diego Receives Grant for Groundbreaking Research in

 Global Health and Development by Christine Clark

UC San Diego News Center

 Claire Adida, UCSD Faculty Affliate at CCIS, is mentioned in UC San

 Diego News Article

Spring

2015

 Fift Years of "New" Immigration

Sage Journals

Spring 2015 vol. 14 no. 2 12-21

 Moving forward from the Hart-Cellar Act with John D. Skrentny,

 Jennifer Lee, Jody Aguis Vallejo, Zulema Valdez, and Donna R.

 Gabaccia

 Culling the Masses: Winner of Best Book Prize for Books on

 Migration and Citizenship Published in 2014

Spring

2015

 International Journal of Drug Policy publishes “The role of visual 

 markers in police victimization among structurally vulnerable 

 persons in Tijuana, Mexico”

Volume 26, Issue 5, May 2015, Pages 501–508

 Miguel Pinedo, Jose Luis Burgos, Adriana Vargas Ojeda, David

 FitzGerald, Victoria D. Ojeda

May 27th,

2015

 Fewer immigrants are entering the U.S. illegally, and

 that’s changed the border security debate by Jerry Markon

The Washington Post

 Wayne Cornelius, UCSD Professor and Director of the Mexican

 Migration Field Research Program, is mentioned in The Washington

 Post post

May 22nd,

2015

 This Mostly Latino City is So Tough On Immigrants They

 Call It “Little Arizona” by David Noriega

Buzz Feed News

 Angela S. Garcia, UCSD Graduate Student Researcher at CCIS, is

 mentioned in The Buzz Feed News post

May 22nd,

2015

 Voter Turnout in U.S. Mayoral Elections Is Pathetic, But

 It Wasn’t Always This Way by Daniel Denvir

The Atlantic City Lab

 A short history of how America’s urban voters stopped showing up

 at the polls.

 Zoltan Hajnal, UCSD Professor of Political Science and CCIS Affiliate,

 is mentioned in The Atlantic CityLab post

May 6th,

2015

 California Leads Increase In Remittances To Mexico From U.S.

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald, is mentioned in a KPBS post.

 After Civil Rights by John D. Skrentny: Winner of Princeton

 University’s 2014 Richard A. Lester Award for the Outstanding Book 

 in Labor Economics and Industrial Relations and Winner of 2015

 Western Social Science Association Distinguished Book Award

 Culling the Masses is a finalist for the 2015 Theodore Saloutos Book

 Prize of the Immigration and Ethnic History Society (for the best

 book in U.S. immigration history published in 2014)

 Nación de emigrantes: Cómo maneja México su migración by David

 FitzGerald

 Published: 2014, 304 pages, paperback [Published as Nation of

 Emigrants in 2009]

January 5th, 2015

 One Step In and One Step Out: New Book from CCIS on DACA

 CCIS Members and Affiliates - Hillary S. Kosnac; Wayne A.

 Cornelius; Tom K. Wong; Micah Gell-Redman; and D. Alex Hughes

November 21st, 2014

 The Democrats’ Immigration Problem – NY Times Op-Ed by Zoltan Hajnal

The New York Times

 Zoltan Hajnal, UCSD Professor of Political Science and CCIS Affiliate, with an

 Op-Ed Contribution to the New York Times.

August 1st, 2014

 Value of Racial Differences 50 Years after the Civil Rights Act

The San Diego Union Tribune

 Co-Director John Skrentny writes in the San Diego Union-Tribune about

 employment, law and the demography of California.

July 25th,

2014

 The Civil Rights Act is Broken… Law Now Source of

 Discrimination

CityWatch

 CCIS Co-Director John Skrentny discussed the disconnect between the Civil   Rights Act of 1964 and the diverse America of today

July 22nd,

2014

 Immigrant Children Find U.S. Support as Some Oppose

 Help by Jennifer Oldham

Bloomberg Business

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald, is cited in a Bloomberg Business post.

July 22nd,

2014

 The Civil Rights Act Is Broken

Zocalo

 CCIS Co-Director John Skrentny discussed the disconnect between the Civil

 Rights Act of 1964 and the diverse America of today.

June 30th, 2014

 Co-Director John Skrentny discusses the Supreme Court and “our national

 delusion about race”

The Society Pages

 CCIS Co-Director John Skrentny talks with Office

 Hours host Sarah Lageson about his new book After

 Civil Rights: Racial Realism in the New American Workplace.

June 24th, 2014

 The New York Times mentions Culling the Masses

The New York Times

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald, is mentioned in a New York Times post.

June 23rd, 2014

 Politics of border security hamper immigration reform by

 Bob Ortega and Erin Kelly

The Arizona Republic

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald, is cited in an Arizona Republic post.

June 12th, 2014

 Slate interview on Culling the Masses

Salon

 Grinnell College professor David Cook-Martín and University of California, San   Diego, professor David Scott FitzGerald discuss their book in an interview.

June 10th, 2014

 5 answers: Why the surge in migrant children at border? by

 Bob Ortega

The Arizona Republic

 CCIS co-director, David FitzGerald is cited in an Arizona Republic post.

May 13th,

2014

 KPBS Interview featuring John Skrentny

KPBS News

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny interviewed by Peggy Pico, KPBS News

May 13th,

2014

 New Bias Seen In Workplace: Treating Race as a Qualification

KPBS News

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny discusses racial qualifications or “racial realism”

 in the workplace.

May 6th,

2014

 John Skrentny’s Op-Ed in The New York Times

The New York Times

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny discusses racial qualifications or “racial

 realism” in the workplace.

April 1st,

2014

 Immigrant Exclusion and Insecurity in Africa

 Cambridge

 University Press

 Claire L. Adida

April 22nd,

2014

 KPBS Interview featuring David FitzGerald

KPBS

 CCIS co-director David FitzGerald traces American History of Democracy, Racist

 Immigration Laws

January 23rd, 2014

 After Civil Rights explores racial realism in the workplace (Florida Courier)

 CCIS co-director John Skrentny's book "After Civil Rights: Racial Realism in the   New American Workplace" is discussed

November 16th, 2013

 Affirmative Inaction

 Context

 Co-Director John Skrentny discusses the Supreme Court and “our national

 delusion about race”

November 4th, 2013

 California Congressman To Propose Middle Road On Immigration Reform

 (KPBS)

 KPBS

 CCIS research associate Tom Wong comments on Republican image and 

 immigration policies.

October 25th, 2013

 If Vote Was Today, Immigration Reform Would Fail House

 Fusion

 CCIS research associate Tom Wong discusses his prediction model of

 support and opposition to immigration reform among members of

 Congress.

September 1st, 2013

 A Dream Deferred: America’s Changing View of Civil Rights

 Live Science

 Co-director John Skrentny was interviewed for an article on Live Science

 about the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.

July 30th,

2013

 Immigration reform predictions are mathematical and personal

 LA Times

 CCIS research associate Tom Wong was the feature of a recent LA

 Times profile. Wong, who is also a UCSD political science professor, is

 currently blogging about the chances for comprehensive immigration

 reform in the U.S. Congress.

July 20th,

2013

 Border security faults may be result of poor analysis

 Arizona Republic

 Co-Director David FitzGerald was interviewed by the Arizona Republic about

 the efficacy of border enforcement measures in stopping those attempting to

 cross clandestinely.

July 3rd,

2013

 Making San Diego an international hub

 UT San Diego

 Rather than putting our effort towards border control David FitzGerald &   John D. Skrentny suggest that we utilize our proximity to Mexico to   strengthen our economy.

February 7th,

2013

 Qualcomm CEO Discusses Immigration With Obama (UT San Diego)

 UT San Diego

 Director John Skrentny comments on issues of high skilled migration in the

 tech sector.

January 9th,

2013

 Tom K. Wong on Life as an Undocumented Youth

 KPBS

 CCIS research associate Tom Wong talks about his life as an undocumented

 youth.