The Call for Papers for the joint AASLE/EALE/SOLE labor economics conference 2025 in Toronto is out. More information here: www.sole-jole.org/upcoming-mee...#EconSky

Grateful to have been part of the Regional Policy Dialogue organized by the Migration Unit at the IADB ! Labor mobility offers great benefits for both migrants & the countries of origin & destination. There's still much to be done, & I'm so inspired to contribute to these efforts! #econsky

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Thank you Migration Policy Institute for inviting @chrambrosio.bsky.socialwww.migrationpolicy.org/article/depo...

Large-Scale Deportations May Have Unintended Consequences

Do large-scale deportations lead to safer communities, better jobs, and less irregular migration? Research shows the answer is less clear than leading voices may suggest. This article provides an over...

It has been great to see our research with @chloeneast.bsky.social@hnmansour.bsky.socialshorturl.at/3aknM

Trump’s plan to vaporize the economy - The Boston Globe

The idea that deportation helps US citizens has always been an illusion. It’s never worked before and it wouldn’t work under a second Trump term.

If you’ve been wondering about the “Venezuelan gangs” in Denver/Aurora, I’ve been following the real story & explain it below TLDR there is no “gang takeover” of the city or buildings, thats just cover up for bad building management practices Also the gang narrative is racist

@andreavelasquez.bsky.social and I found that mass deportations reduced highly educated mothers work outside the home. Our care market relies on immigrants, many of whom are in very vulnerable positions. More legal pathways for caregivers & more public child care would help solve this.

Great to see our research cited alongside other scholars in the @nytimes.com#econsky#AcademicSky

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Pretty mad at the @nytimes.com these days, but I guess it's cool they cited my work with @andreavelasquez.bsky.social and @hnmansour.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2024/08/28/o...

Our research will explore how universal health coverage can promote fetal development, child health, & wellness over the life course, while also addressing economic disparities through improved household finances, nutrition, and public health resources.

The grant writing road hasn’t always been smooth, but today I’m proud to share that, alongside Duncan Thomas & Ryan Brown, we’ve been awarded an NIH R03 grant! We are very excited about this opportunity! #EconSky#AcademicSky