Americans want immigration policies that reflect American values, not political narratives.
There are real challenges at our border – and we need to meet them with clear-eyed, practical, and compassionate solutions.
Immigration has become a highly politicized issue, and Americans deserve better. Our leaders are letting politics get in the way of our nation’s unity, prosperity, and freedom for all.
We can do better at the border.
Migration patterns have changed in recent decades, creating a new reality that requires action from Congress and the president and Congress.
We need policies that prioritize security and order at our borders, while maintaining humanitarian protections for those who have a valid asylum claim and treating migrants with respect.
Get the facts in our Border Security Management Framework, and learn about smarter alternatives to shutting down the border with 42 Border Solutions That Are Not Title 42.
We can build a 21st-century immigration system that meets 21st-century labor needs.
Faced with falling birth rates and a rapidly aging population, the U.S. must increase its legal immigration levels to reach its full potential. Bringing in more working-age immigrants would help build a more robust and resilient economy, and give American employers the flexibility they need to hire top talent and grow our economy.
Read more about the economic benefits of immigration in our Room to Grow paper and its 2024 update.
We can continue our legacy as a world leader and champion the American Dream for all, including those displaced by war or persecution.
As the world’s displaced population grows, the United States – a self-proclaimed global leader in refugee resettlement – needs a new approach that adapts to global needs, aligns with our capacity to welcome, and faithfully reflects the values of charity rooted in the American spirit.
Our outdated refugee process and byzantine asylum system put families at greater risk. It’s time to show that strong nations are ones that balance security, justice and compassion.
Learn more about our proposed method for setting refugee admissions levels and read up on our actionable recommendations to make asylum-seeking families safer.
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