I'm glad that we're beginning to see some academic research on immigrants' lives under Trump. But I really wish that there had been more of a pre-Trump baseline established.
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Tom’s stuff is great, but the stuff I was referring to is centered on psychological and behavioral responses to immigration enforcement, which isn’t precisely his jam.
Lots of interesting work around Prop. 187 (e.g., undocumented tuberculosis patients less likely to show up for scheduled visits due to fear that doctors would report them), SB 1070 (in general, decreased help-seeking among Hispanics/Latinos post enactment), and...
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... HB 6 (decreased use of free county health services among Hispanics/Latinos post enactment). Also lots of interesting work in the pipeline, re: immigration enforcement under the Trump administration. Some of this work uses ongoing longitudinal surveys...
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... and pre-/post-2016 measures in attempts to isolate causal effects (i.e., diff-in-diff, etc.). I know election year is a coarse measure, but some work in the pipeline is also seeking FOIA data to exploit geographic variation in enforcement.
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