"Undecided Nation" is a scholarly book that addresses the complex challenges of the American immigration system. In light of the widespread belief that the system is deficient, the book sheds light on the political and social dynamics that have led to an urgent need for reforms. It provides a platform for leading experts and scholars to present their research findings and policy recommendations to enrich the ongoing debate on immigration policy. The authors analyze the current conditions under which millions of undocumented immigrants live and work, and discuss the impact of border security measures on civil rights. Additionally, the book addresses demographic changes and their influence on voting behavior within the Latino community. This book is a valuable resource for scholars, government officials, media representatives, and anyone interested in engaging with the pressing issues of immigration reform.