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== Economic and Community Impact of Immigration == | == Economic and Community Impact of Immigration == | ||
Immigration has played a central role in the economic, demographic, cultural, and social development of the United States. Immigrants participate in the economy as workers, consumers, taxpayers, caregivers, entrepreneurs, researchers, students, and business owners. Their contributions extend beyond the jobs they personally perform because their labor and spending support other workers, businesses, public institutions, and local economies. | Immigration has played a central role in the economic, demographic, cultural, and social development of the United States. Immigrants participate in the economy as workers, consumers, taxpayers, caregivers, entrepreneurs, researchers, students, and business owners. Their contributions extend beyond the jobs they personally perform because their labor and spending support other workers, businesses, public institutions, and local economies. | ||
