The Stability of Immigration Attitudes: Evidence and Implications

• In Event: Immigrant and Immigration Attitudes in the U.S.

Brief Overview

We provide the first comprehensive evaluation of attitudinal stability and change on immigration. Using high-quality panel data, we find that individual views on immigration are remarkably stable across time and robust to various exogenous shocks.

Authors

• Alexander Kustov, Princeton University

• Dillon Laaker, University of Wisconsin - Madison

• Cassidy Reller, UC San Diego