Plus, the housing crisis in California and how informal settlements are vulnerable to climate change.
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Brookings Brief

March 5, 2024

U.S. President Joe Biden receives a briefing at the U.S.-Mexico border in Brownsville, Texas
Immigration policy could determine the next president of the United States

 

Will Donald Trump’s role in the failure of the congressional immigration bill shift voters’ attitudes? How important is immigration to Latino and Black voters? Gabriel R. Sanchez assesses these questions and explains the opportunities for President Biden to reframe the issue.

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Election ’24: Issues at stake

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Super Tuesday is an important benchmark for the U.S. presidential election, and our experts are providing research and commentary on critical issues facing the country.

 

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The housing crisis in California. Policymakers in Los Angeles and other California communities are searching for new tools to address the state’s persistent housing shortage. Jenny Schuetz and Eve Devens discuss how accessory dwelling units can help deliver more affordable housing.

 

Informal settlements and climate change. Residents of informal settlements (or slums) make up over 60% of the urban population in Africa. These groups are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and need support from policymakers, Angela R. Pashayan emphasizes.

 
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