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Immigration Law

This guide features online and print resources on Immigration Law available in the Law Library.

Statistics & Advocacy Organizations

Statistics play a crucial role in immigration law legal research by providing empirical evidence to support legal arguments, policy decisions, and advocacy efforts. Researchers rely on statistical analysis to track immigration trends, visa approvals, asylum cases, deportation rates, and the impact of enforcement measures. Statistical research also helps in evaluating disparities in immigration outcomes, such as differences based on nationality, socioeconomic status, or legal representation. Whether used in litigation, policy reform, or academic inquiry, statistics provide an objective foundation to strengthen legal reasoning and promote informed decision-making in immigration law. Below is a list of online resources containing U.S. immigration statistics.


 

Advocacy organization websites are excellent research tools because they offer current, reliable information directly related to specific issues or causes. These sites often feature reports, policy briefs, data analyses, and expert commentary, providing valuable insights that can inform legal research and advocacy efforts. Additionally, they frequently update their content to reflect changes in law, policy, or societal trends, making them a great resource for staying informed on developments in a particular field.