-                 Immigration crackdown likely contributing to weak Texas job growth
 - Findings from the Dallas Fed Texas Business Outlook Surveys (TBOS) suggest immigration policy changes will negatively affect the ability to hire and retain foreign-born workers at one in five Texas businesses this year. - October 17, 2025 
-                 Break-even employment  declined after immigration changes
 - Recent employment reports show U.S. payroll employment growth has cooled from its torrid pace in previous years, raising the question of whether this signals a healthy rebalancing or the start of a concerning slowdown. - October 09, 2025 
-                 Declining immigration weighs on GDP  growth, with little impact on inflation 
 - In Depth: Unauthorized immigration surged sharply in 2021–24 but has since declined abruptly with negative implications for economic growth. - July 08, 2025 
-                 Outlook for North American Trade and Immigration
 - Tariffs, immigration and nearshoring are the current defining topics for the U.S.–Mexico relationship. The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and the Peterson Institute for International Economics hosted this conference on the economic outlook for North America through the lens of these issues. - April 10, 2025 
- Speech by President Lorie K. Logan -                 Welcome remarks for the Outlook for North American Trade and Immigration conference
 - This conversation comes at a pivotal time as governments adjust trade, immigration and other policies. - April 10, 2025 
-                 Texas economic outlook downbeat as uncertainty increases
 - The Texas economy grew slightly below trend through the first quarter of 2025. While job growth appears just off its long-term annual trend rate of about 2.1 percent, the Dallas Fed Texas Business Outlook Surveys (TBOS) point to slowing activity in both the services and manufacturing sectors. - April 03, 2025 
-                 Even a ‘miracle’ needs a safety net: Texas leads in growth, lags elsewhere
 - While experiencing exceptional economic growth over the past decade, data show that Texas is last or lagging the nation in several key areas. - March 25, 2025 
- Research Department Working Papers -                 Labor Market Effects of Worker- and Employer-Targeted Immigration Enforcement
 - This paper finds that immigration enforcement at the worksite is more effective when targeting the employer, such as conducting an audit, than when targeting the workers, such as in a raid. - November 19, 2024 
- Research Department Working Papers -                 The Postpandemic U.S. Immigration Surge: New Facts and Inflationary Implications
 - To determine the impact of the postpandemic U.S. immigration surge, the authors first document the salient features of these new immigrants: they are primarily low-skilled relative to the existing workforce and more likely to be hand-to-mouth consumers. They then incorporate these features into a heterogeneous agent model with capital-skill complementarity. - October 01, 2024 
-                 Surging population growth from immigration may have little effect on inflation
 - U.S. population growth increased sharply recently following a wave of immigration. This article examines what this surprise immigration surge could mean for the macroeconomy. - July 09, 2024