In this engaging discussion, Zeke Hernandez, a Wharton School professor and immigration expert, teams up with David Leonhardt, a New York Times senior writer, to dissect the myths surrounding U.S. immigration. They explore the historical evolution of immigration policies and highlight economic benefits versus costs. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by undocumented immigrants and the shortcomings of current policies. The duo emphasizes the importance of facts for understanding immigration’s true impact on society and economy.

Zeke Hernandez, a Wharton professor and author, Roger Nam from Emory University, and Leah Boustan of Princeton delve into America's complicated immigration narrative. They dissect the irony of a nation built by immigrants now grappling with xenophobia. The discussion uncovers the historical truths of Ellis Island, explores emotional vs. factual viewpoints on immigration, and highlights the economic triumphs of immigrant families and refugees. Their insights reveal the economic necessity of migration and challenge prevailing misconceptions.

Experts like Zeke Hernandez and William Kerr discuss Canada's successful immigration system luring skilled workers from the US. They compare Canada's points-based program to the US H1B visa challenges. The podcast explores family separation issues, country branding, and the allure of the American dream. It also sheds light on immigration policies, demographic challenges, and the benefits of Canada's strategic immigration program.

Zeke Hernandez, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and author of "The Truth About Immigration," sheds light on the immigration debate often neglected in media and politics. He argues that immigrants are wrongly portrayed, missing the positive impact they have on the U.S. economy. The discussion highlights how immigrants contribute to talent, innovation, and labor shortages, while also emphasizing their tax contributions and entrepreneurial spirit. Hernandez's insights challenge the binary perceptions of immigrants, advocating for a more nuanced understanding.

Zeke Hernandez, a Business professor at the Wharton School and author of "The Truth About Immigration," dives deep into the complexities of immigration in America. He challenges common misconceptions through an engaging quiz format, revealing surprising statistics about immigrants' economic contributions. The discussion explores historical settlement patterns in urban enclaves, emphasizing the social networks that shape these choices. Hernandez also highlights the diverse narratives around undocumented immigrants, advocating for empathy and understanding in immigration debates.