USA Today featured Professor Bradford Jones comments on how "finding any common ground on a broader immigration bill like the one passed by the Senate in 2013 will be even harder" after the Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives.

Professor Emeritus Philip Martin comments on how foreign workers are generally behaviorally self-regulating.

Join NYU's Global Institute for Advanced Study for a one-day conference bringing together philosophers and economists to explore the challenges and promises of immigration.

The Conversation published Kevin Johnson's article about how lawyers are depending on cases from 80's to defend immigrant children in detention

Marketplace featured Giovanni Peri's interview on the question "where workers will come from when current U.S. immigration policy is reducing the amount of immigrant labor?"

Yahoo featured Giovanni Peri's comments on after effect of immigration on the economy and employment after an immigration raid in a Tennessee town.

Summer faculty workshops start on July 18.

Mother Jones featured J. Edward Taylor and Phil Martin's comments on how California’s vineyard workers have already faced long hours, low pay, and harsh conditions. Now, they have to face Trump’s Immigration Crackdown too.

UC Davis Global Affairs is seeking abstracts for poster presentations from graduate and professional students for the 2018 International Research Conference at UC Davis on September 17 and 18, 2018. Deadline for submission is July 16, 2018.

The Giannini Foundation awards a grant of $26,992 to J. Edward Taylor and Zach Rutledge for their study, “The Impacts of a Declining Farm Labor Supply on Farming in California”, that identifies which adjustment mechanisms are likely to dominate the transition of an era of farm labor scarcity.