Title 42 Just Ended. Will U.S. Immigration Policy Changes Close the Labor Gap?

Last week, Title 42, which was the emergency health authority put in place to turn away migrants during the COVID pandemic, ended. We’ve now seen a swirl of new activities and discussions around potential immigration policy changes – something that has been frequently discussed but rarely acted upon. In fact, the last major immigration reform happened in 1986 during the Reagan Administration.

Ryan Chan

Published on May 18, 2023

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