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Idaho
Mexican Immigrant Builds Automotive Business from the Group Up
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The role immigrants play in supporting economic growth and vitality is often most visible at the state and local level. Whether through bolstering population growth, revitalizing Main Street with small businesses, or increasing the number of patents and innovative ideas at state universities, immigrants have a positive and tangible impact in communities across the United States. But how states and localities approach immigration can determine whether those contributions are maximized or wasted.
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Idaho
Laotian Refugee, Entrepreneur, and PhD Candidate Calls Boise Home -
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Arkansas
Demand for Bilingual Jobs in Arkansas Nearly Doubled in Five Years, New Study Shows -
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Iowa
Sioux City Journal: Report: Immigration fuels metro Sioux City’s recent population growth -
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Iowa
KMEG: One Siouxland received a big grant from a local employer -
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Iowa
KTIV: Tyson Foods and One Siouxland team up to build a stronger Siouxland -
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Iowa
Immigrants in Siouxland Contribute Millions to Regional GDP and Play an Integral Role in the… -
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Nebraska
Immigrant from Somalia Starts His Own Business While Working Shifts at Tyson -
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Iowa
Immigrant and Community Leader from Mexico Gives Back to the Community that Raised Her -
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Iowa
Vietnamese Immigrant Wants to Help Her Community for Future Generations -
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Kentucky
Foreign-Born Residents Contributed Over $564 Million to Warren County’s GDP in 2016 -
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Kentucky
First-Generation Mexican-American Serves His Community Through His Business
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June 20, 2018
New American Economy Statement on Immigration Legislation in the House of Representatives (H.R. 6136 and H.R. 4760)
June 14, 2018
Demand for Bilingual Jobs in Arkansas Nearly Doubled in Five Years, New Study Shows
June 7, 2018
Sioux City Journal: Report: Immigration fuels metro Sioux City’s recent population growth
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