Edward Alden

Trump right to reconsider TPP even if allies resist renegotiation bid.

Or will he find a new deal that acknowledges the waning of U.S. economic power and the rise of the rest?

Rosa awaits removal to Mexico, where she has not lived since she was three months old.

Of the various factors holding down the wages of Americans, immigration is insignificant.

The U.S. has conflicts with Canada over lumber, steel and aluminum, aircraft sales, and dairy.

The problem will be to ensure the workforce can fill the new sorts of jobs that will become available.

Immigration laws do not enjoy widespread support. People will resist.

Trump doesn't understand the first thing about trade negotiations

In Trump's zero-sum view, trade balances are like a scorecard for trade.

The loss of spending due to a Muslim travel ban would be up to $66 billion.

Giuliani shouted about "Islamic extremist terrorism" without offering a single policy other than committing the U.S. to "unconditional victory."

If Ryan genuinely cares about his policy ideas, then his calculation is to hold on to the House and Senate majorities. And quietly hope for a Clinton presidency.

Now that we know exactly how many overstay their visas, what is Congress going to do about it?

With 40 million visitors to the US last year, the one percent who didn't go home adds up to 500,000.

Tucked away in last week's omnibus spending bill were some of the most significant changes in years to U.S. immigration laws.

The greenback is riding high again. And manufacturers and exporters are groaning.

Even as crossings slow to their lowest rate in four decades, politicians continue their tough talk and policies on immigration.

The U.S. needs this man. But it won't let him in. The Orwellian tale of an immigration ordeal.