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immigration policy
...make immigration policy for the benefit of our grandparents. We make immigration policy for the benefit of our grandchildren, and that is an extraordinary and good way to put it. And in fact, I would say it's a triumph of the American system that som
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...immigration policy for the benefit of our grandparents. We make immigration policy for the benefit of our grandchildren, and that is an extraordinary and good way to put it. And in fact, I would say it's a triumph of the American system that somebody
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...defined immigration policy. In other words, not the zero immigration that the Trump administration has been talking about and pushing, but but, you know, most Americans want there to be a way for people to come into the country. Right? Mhmm. But poli
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...immigration laws we have seen in recent years, and we must do more to stop it. Okay. Sachs, my question for you is, on a party basis, this seems to have flipped. We talked about this before on the program. Republicans wanted immigration, NAFTA, legal
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...to reset immigration policy. Can you explain what it what it would do? Is it is it a good solution? Is it a likely solution? First, it does provide a path to legal status and a work permit for people that have been here at least five years. They're w
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...in immigration policy, including a major increase in immigration rates, people arrested in public, at work. ICE says it arrested 30,000 people in June alone, which was a record in the last five years. How does your coalition view this change in polic
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...even more negatively than native born Americans. Which makes sense, right? I mean, they waited in line and other people didn't. You would be really upset if somebody cut the line. Jason, what do you think? Obviously, there's a lot of emotion around t
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...that our immigration policies have changed. Yes. And, it does alarm me. I think the I mean, even before the Trump administration and their policies, only one in 10, graduates foreign graduates from the universities will stay in The US. Yeah. This is
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...is the right immigration policy and how does it tie into what you're seeing for the next few decades? Yeah. So separated, you know, the classic split between so called high skilled and low skilled immigration. So on the low skilled immigration side,
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...one word immigration to wrap up all of people that are coming to The United States, I think masks the real series of things or set of things that are underlying people seeking asylum, people in need, but then also people that we wanna go attract and
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