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Batson, Christie D. – Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 2013
This article examines first-birth timing among Mexican women in the United States over two birth cohorts. Currently, Mexican women are one of a small group that maintains above-replacement fertility in the United States, contributing to both Mexican population growth and overall national population growth. Yet, the fertility timing of Mexican…
Descriptors: Females, Population Growth, Birth Rate, Probability
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Sanchez, Gabriel R.; Medeiros, Jillian; Sanchez-Youngman, Shannon – Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 2012
At the start of their term, the Obama administration pledged to reform two failing policy systems in the United States: immigration and health care. The Latino populations' attitudes toward these two critical policy areas are particularly relevant due to the large foreign born population in the Latino community and the large number of Latinos who…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Elections, Health Insurance, Immigration
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Logue, Melissa A. – Hispanic Journal of Behavioral Sciences, 2009
With the increasing discourse about a crime-immigration nexus and Latinos, it is critical to ascertain how the criminal justice system responds to noncitizen Latino defendants. Using federal sentencing data to investigate the role of national origin and immigration status on noncitizen Latinos' sentencing outcomes, several findings emerge. First,…
Descriptors: Federal Courts, Law Enforcement, Justice, Immigration