Here’s new research supporting our contention that most
native-born people in the U.S. would
benefit from the passage of the DREAM Act. How would it affect the
DREAM Act fight in Congress now if there was more distribution of this sort of
material?—TPOI editor
January 19, 2018
Earlier this month, hopes were high that a bipartisan
deal could be reached to resolve the fate of the “Dreamers,” the millions of undocumented
youth who were brought to the U.S. as children.
Those hopes all but vanished on Jan. 11 as
President Donald Trump aligned himself with hard-line anti-immigration
advocates within the GOP and struck down bipartisan attempts to reach a
resolution.
As we enter the final hours before a potential government
shutdown, many Democrats are insisting that any
short-term funding agreement must include a resolution for Dreamers.
One of the arguments advanced by
those who oppose giving them citizenship is that doing so would hurt
native-born workers and be a drain on the U.S. economy. My own research shows
the exact opposite is true.[…]
Read the full article:
Download the research paper:
http://qcpages.qc.cuny.edu/~fortega/research/dreamers.pdf
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