US immigration law has atrophied and it’s time to bring it into the modern, global world

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US immigration law has atrophied and it’s time to bring it into the modern, global world

Betty Q. Hixson 11 months ago

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The word I like to use for our immigration laws is “atrophied.” 1990 was the last time Congress proactively explored ways to improve upon our immigration systems and quotas through the lens of economic development and consideration of the potential for the […]

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