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Louisiana
Local Businessman Says, Even with U.S. Citizenship, He’s “Worried”
State & Local Initiatives …
They say all politics is local, right? While most of the debate about immigration focuses on congressional action (or inaction), local communities across the country are the ones who feel the value of immigration most tangibly.
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Haitian Immigrant Poised to Fill Critical Need for Computer Science Professionals -
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Statement on Senator Ron Johnson and Representative Ken Buck’s State Sponsored Visa Pilot Program Act… -
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Indiana
Country Needs ‘Frank Discussion’ on Immigration, Says Islamic Center Leader -
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Florida
Palm Beach Post: Hispanic leaders pitch reform vs. ‘irrational’ Trump immigration plan -
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Kentucky
Immigrants Welcomed to Community and Give Back to Community, Says Kentucky Faith Leader -
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New York
In America, Rwandan Refugee Gains a Voice and Creates Jobs -
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New Mexico
Councilwoman: Remember How Country Was Built -
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Alabama
Alabama Pastor: Immigrants ‘Will Give All They Have’ -
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Florida
After a Devastating Hurricane, a Gulf Coast Entrepreneur Builds Community through Media -
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Ohio
The Columbus Dispatch: Forum focuses on promise of immigrants to Franklin County -
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Alabama
Business Owner: Immigrants Boost the Economy, Revitalize Alabama Town
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