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Immigration Reform Could Help Fix Country’s Social Security Problem: Study
As politicians grapple with the best way to deal with the soaring costs of Social Security, they might be interested to find out that pursuing comprehensive immigration reform could do a lot to solve the problem. Keeping the nation’s current immigration system in place would put many undocumented immigrants at risk of being deported. But if the number of immigrants in the U.S. were to decrease, the nation’s labor force would begin to shrink in 2015, putting even more pressure on an already taxed Social Security system, according to a new report from Business Forward. Read more…
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