Giovanni Peri

Associate Professor of Economics at UC Davis

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Associate Professor of Economics at the University of California, Davis

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Immigration reform is moving back to the front burner in Washington as the Bush Administration cracks down on both undocumented workers and their American employers.  At the same time,…

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