The dynamics of constituency representation on immigration policy in the U.S. house

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RP @psjeditor.bsky.social: Discover this PSJ article showing how partisan polarization reshaped immigration politics in the U.S. House, changing representation, activism, and the geography of policy demand. By Adam Cayton & Lena Siemers Read here: doi…

Discover this PSJ article showing how partisan polarization reshaped immigration politics in the U.S. House, changing representation, activism, and the geography of policy demand. By Adam Cayton & Lena Siemers Read here: doi.org/10.1111/psj.... #PSJ …

RP @mattgrossmann.bsky.social: for Democrats in Congress, immigration is a distributive issue driven by geographically concentrated foreign born populations but for Republicans, it is a partisan issue that is less connected to geography onlinelibrary.wi…

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