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Although labor policy shapes and molds working conditions and the treatment of workers, and non-citizen Latinos are disproportionately exposed to poor working conditions, research on the relationship between the two – labor policy attitudes of non-citizen Latinos – remains scarce. This study draws on a dataset with an atypically large sample of both citizens and non-citizens and key indicators of labor policy to examine views of labor policy. The findings indicate that non-citizen Latinos are strongly supportive of labor policy that would make it easier to form labor unions and hold positive views of labor unions. The results extend our understanding of labor policy and the relationship between citizenship in the US. and support for labor unions – institutions that strengthen workers’ rights, reduce inequality, and improve working conditions.

Citizenship, work, and labor policy preferences