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2019 End of Year Report

2019 End of Year Report

Dear Friends and Supporters, 2019 was a groundbreaking year for New American Economy. We officially launched a new Arts & Culture program, added 16 communities to our State and Local work, bringing our total number of active communities to over 75 — 75 percent of which are in… Read More

The Economic Costs for U.S. States Who Opt Out of Refugee Resettlement

The Economic Costs for U.S. States Who Opt Out of Refugee Resettlement

In late September, the Trump Administration issued an executive order that requires state and local governments to give written consent to accept refugees. If a state or a locality fails to submit such consent before January 21, agencies will be unable to resettle refugees in those… Read More

2019 Mid-Year Report

2019 Mid-Year Report

Dear Friends, In 2019, we are committed to both creating better immigration policies at the local, state, and federal levels, and changing the way people think about immigration in America. Despite the challenging environment, we are heartened by the progress that we’ve made in places as… Read More

NAE's National Stats on Immigration

NAE’s National Stats on Immigration

Texas Tribune Opinion: Immigrant workers are why my health care business has grown

Texas Tribune Opinion: Immigrant workers are why my health care business has grown

At Manchester Place Care Homes and Cambridge Caregivers, two senior care businesses that I co-own and operate in Dallas, we are aggressively hiring new employees. Business is up 75% year-over-year, which is fantastic, but our growth has created a big problem: There just aren’t enough job seekers to fill the 100-plus… Read More

Muncie Star Press Opinion: My best friend is a Dreamer and a BSU grad. Congress, let her stay

Muncie Star Press Opinion: My best friend is a Dreamer and a BSU grad. Congress, let her stay

Our freshman year at Ball State University, my best friend and college roommate Erika Espinoza revealed a closely guarded secret. She was an undocumented immigrant. Fleeing poverty, her parents brought her from a rural town outside of Mexico City to Indiana when she was 9. Fortunately, in 2012, during… Read More

New data shows the number of immigrant entrepreneurs in the Richmond metro area grew by more than 58 percent in one year

New York – Today New American Economy (NAE), a bipartisan research and advocacy organization focused on immigration, released new data highlighting the significant contributions immigrants make to Richmond’s community and economy. The data shows that immigrants in the Richmond metro area are driving economic growth —… Read More

Dallas Morning News Opinion: Unfair immigration policies are hurting economic growth in Texas

Dallas Morning News Opinion: Unfair immigration policies are hurting economic growth in Texas

I often hear from business owners that current immigration policies are affecting their bottom line. And as head of the North Texas Commission, an organization dedicated to advancing the region, that’s the last thing I want to hear. North Texas has one of the most diverse economies in… Read More

Cincinnati Enquirer Opinion: Bipartisan immigration bill could help solve health care crisis

I’m a physician who specializes in treating older patients for conditions and illnesses associated with aging. As a so-called “geriatrician,” I run a non-stop practice. I work full-time five days a week, in addition to overnight and weekend call coverage. Even so, new patients must wait three months to get… Read More

Crain’s Chicago Business Opinion: Illinois job creators need this immigration act now

As the founder of a Chicago-based customer experience and digital agency, finding skilled employees is one of my company’s biggest obstacles to growth. My industry calls hiring “a battle for talent,” because tech companies compete so fiercely over increasingly fewer qualified candidates on the market. As a result, it… Read More

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