Not Passing Immigration Reform is Madness

Published: March 25, 2015

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From colleges to companies, immigrants are a critical part of the team when it comes to competing globally. But America’s broken immigration system is leaving a substantial amount of opportunity on the sidelines.

Congress has a chance to score a big win for the nation’s economy. Fixing the immigration system this year would be a slam dunk for communities across the country.

Take a look at the contributions of immigrants at the schools and in the states of the country’s top basketball teams share them with your friends and family, and learn more at MapTheImpact.org.

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