Blog State Budget and Tax Undocumented Immigrants Pay Larger Share of Income in State and Local Taxes Than Top Earners April 17, 2015 | Michael Leachman
Report Key Elements of the President’s Fiscal Year 2015 Budget March 5, 2014 | Joel Friedman , Robert Greenstein and Sharon Parrott
Blog CBO Immigration Cost Estimate Doesn’t Support Use of “Dynamic Scoring” for Tax Reform July 24, 2013 | Chad Stone
Report Examining the Congressional Budget Office Cost Estimate of the Senate Immigration Bill July 15, 2013 | Chad Stone and Sharon Parrott
Blog Hatch-Rubio Amendment Would Deny Health Coverage to Many Immigrant Workers Gaining Legal Status for 15 Years or More June 21, 2013 | Edwin Park
Report Benefit Restrictions Beyond Those in Senate Immigration Bill Would Jeopardize Legalization for Many and Risk Severe Hardships for Others June 14, 2013 | Robert Greenstein and Sharon Parrott
Blog Immigration Bill’s “Back Taxes” Amendment Much Harder to Implement than Senator Hatch Suggests June 14, 2013 | Robert Greenstein
Report The Texas Economic Model: Hard for Other States to Follow and Not All It Seems April 4, 2012 | Nicholas Johnson and Elizabeth McNichol
Report New Citizenship Documentation Option for Medicaid and Chip Is Up and Running April 20, 2010 | Donna Cohen Ross
Report New Children's Health Law Reduces the Harmful Impact of Documentation Requirement April 23, 2009 | Donna Cohen Ross and Judith Solomon
Report New Children’s Health Legislation Would Not Allow Any Undocumented Immigrants to Enroll in SCHIP or Medicaid December 4, 2007 | Judith Solomon and Allison Orris
Report Ensign Amendment Would Undercut Immigration Bill Goals by Imposing Unaffordable Tax Burdens on Many Immigrants September 28, 2007 | Aviva Aron-Dine and John Wancheck
Report Charge That Bipartisan SCHIP Compromise Bill Aids Undocumented Immigrants Is False September 25, 2007
Report New Charges about How House Children's Health Bill Affects Undocumented Immigrants Are False August 1, 2007 | Robert Greenstein
Report Medicaid Documentation Requirement Disproportionately Harms Non-Hispanics, New State Data Show July 10, 2007 | Donna Cohen Ross
Report Analysis of Sessions Amendment to Deny the EITC to People Working Here Legally as a Result of the Senate Immigration Bill (Amendment # 1234) June 7, 2007 | Aviva Aron-Dine
Report Analysis of Sessions Amendment to Deny the Eitc to Many Legal Permanent Residents (Amendment # 1235) June 6, 2007 | Aviva Aron-Dine and Sharon Parrott
Report CBO Estimate Shows the Senate Immigration Bill's Budget Impact Is Very Modest June 6, 2007 | James R. Horney
Report Reducing Disparities in Health Coverage for Legal Immigrant Children and Pregnant Women April 20, 2007 | Leighton Ku
Report New Medicaid Citizenship Documentation Requirement is Taking a Toll: States Report Enrollment Is Down and Administrative Costs Are Up March 13, 2007 | Donna Cohen Ross
Report Administration Policy Change Threatens Health Care Coverage for Poor Infants December 11, 2006 | Sarah deLone
Report Survey Indicates House Bill Could Deny Voting Rights to Millions of U.S. Citizens September 22, 2006 | Leighton Ku , Robert Greenstein and Stacy Dean
Report CBO Analysis Finds Increased Revenues Would Offset Increased Entitlement Costs under Senate Immigration Bill September 15, 2006 | Leighton Ku , Robert Greenstein , James R. Horney and Richard Kogan
Report Documenting Citizenship and Identity Using Data Matches September 1, 2006 | Matt Broaddus , Leighton Ku and Donna Cohen Ross
Report New HHS Regulations Focus Medicaid Documentation Requirement On U.S. Citizen Families July 13, 2006 | Andy Schneider and Judith Solomon
Report Survey Indicates Deficit Reduction Act Jeopardizes Medicaid Coverage For 3 To 5 Million U.S. Citizens February 17, 2006 | Matt Broaddus , Leighton Ku and Donna Cohen Ross
Report New Requirement for Birth Certificates or Passports Could Threaten Medicaid Coverage for Vulnerable Beneficiaries January 5, 2006 | Matt Broaddus and Leighton Ku
Report House Reconciliation Bill Targets Food Stamp Program For Cuts December 5, 2005 | Stacy Dean , Zoë Neuberger and Dottie Rosenbaum
Report Supposed Easing of House Food Stamp Immigrant Cut Turns Out To Be Largely Cosmetic: Change Retains Full Cut, Merely Phases It In Over Several Years November 10, 2005
Report House Agriculture Committee Reconciliation Package Targets Food Stamp Program For Cuts October 27, 2005 | Stacy Dean and Dottie Rosenbaum
Report Hispanics’ Large Stake In The Social Security Debate[1] June 28, 2005 | Fernando Torres-Gil and Robert Greenstein
Report Hispanics And Social Security: The Implications Of Reform Proposals June 28, 2005 | Fernando Torres-Gil and Robert Greenstein
Report State Policies to Assist Working-Poor Families December 10, 2004 | Elizabeth McNichol and John Springer
Report Poverty and Inequality The Applicability of “Public Charge” Rules to Legal Immigrants Who Are Eligible for Public Benefits[1] April 14, 2004 | Shawn Fremstad
Report Losing Out: States Are Cutting 1.2 to 1.6 Million Low-Income People from Medicaid, SCHIP and Other State Health Insurance Programs December 23, 2003 | Sashi Nimalendran and Leighton Ku