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Peter Bleickardt
2022-04-08T13:46:19+00:00
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U.S. Conference of Mayors adopts Akron mayor’s resolution to increase skilled immigration, entrepreneurship
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2021
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Cities Managing Migration: Challenges around Creative Workforce Integration
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October 4
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2021
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Immigration is saving Michigan from population loss, but state falls far behind national averages
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September 27
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Michigan’s high-tech industries need foreign workers to drive future growth
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August 23
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2021
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The economic case for letting in as many refugees as possible
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Use the Immigration ‘Pause’ to Boost Economy
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March 5
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‘They’re addicted to me’: How immigrants keep U.S. heartland cities afloat
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US population growth is the lowest it’s been since 1918. Here’s why that’s terrible news for the economy.
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