Editing Center for Immigration Studies (section)

== History ==
The Center for Immigration Studies was founded in 1985 by '''John Tanton''', a prominent figure in the U.S. immigration debate, with the goal of providing evidence-based research and analysis on the impact of immigration on American society. CIS was established to promote informed public discourse and provide policymakers with data-driven insights into immigration issues.

Over the years, CIS has become one of the leading organizations in the U.S. advocating for stricter immigration policies. It has published numerous reports and studies on topics such as immigration enforcement, illegal immigration, refugee resettlement, and the economic impact of immigration. The center is often cited by policymakers, media outlets, and academic researchers on issues related to immigration policy.