La inmigración ha contribuido a reducir hasta dos tercios la tasa de crímenes cometidos en la ciudad de Nueva York, señala un nuevo reporte de AS/COA.
A new report by AS/COA finds immigration has revitalized New York City while reducing the crime rate by up to two-thirds over the last two decades.
Un nuevo estudio publicado por AS/COA revela que la inmigración ha sido clave para el "renacimiento" de la ciudad de Nueva York, volviéndola "más segura, asequible y atractiva".
A new report by AS/COA reveals immigrants have helped stabilize New York City housing values over the past two decades while boosting property in once-troubled neighborhoods.
Immigration has helped revitalize New York City by making communities safer, improving local housing wealth, and boosting the city’s population.
In a column for Roll Call, the Chairman of the Latino Coalition Hector Barreto refers to AS/COA and Partnership for a New American Economy Immigration and the Revival of American Cities report.
