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Published: August 14, 2012
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August 14, 2012
A wholehearted good luck to Mayor Bloomberg as he embarks on a fresh push to put immigration-friendly reform on the national agenda.
To thrive, the U.S. must welcome the smartest and hardest-working people from all corners of the globe — while enabling those on our soil, documented and not, to contribute fully.
As New York proves, that’s the recipe for dynamism, not the deport-first, build-the-highest-fence strategy so many in Washington are intent on.
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