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: Greg Siskind's Blog

NEW STUDIES REINFORCE NOTION THAT CIR WILL HELP ECONOMY

By Greg Siskind

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America's Voice gives the rundown. A new analysis by the Drum Major Institute (DMI) found that the Comprehensive Immigration Reform ASAP bill introduced by Congressmen Solomon Ortiz and Luis Gutierrez late last year would "make the grade" for strengthening and expanding America?s middle class. DMI states the case succinctly: The Comprehensive Immigration Reform for America?s Security and Prosperity Act sets the standard for an immigration policy, which will boost our nation?s economy and strengthen and expand its middle class. The Institute administered a two-part "middle class test," which the bill passed with flying colors. The legislation was given a soaring...

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on January 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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