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States see influx of migrants from India, Venezuela and China

A late-pandemic surge of new arrivals from India, Venezuela and China,helped bring more than 900,000 new immigrants to the U.S.

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A flood of new workers has made the Fed s job less painful

A flood of new workers has made the Fed s job less painful
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US interest rates: Why a surge in workers is good news for the Federal Reserve

A cooling US labour market as more immigrants enter the country is good news for the Federal Reserve which is expected to raise interest rates again this week.

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Flood of Workers Has Made the Fed s Job Less Painful Can It Persist?

Federal Reserve officials thought job gains would taper off more, but they’ve remained strong. An improving supply of workers has been crucial.

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Recalibration Time for the Cartels and Congress as Border Crossings Lull

"I think this is a recalibration time frame for the cartels," Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina told Newsweek.

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