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Why Social Security Won't Survive Without Immigrants
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February 14, 2021
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7:33Now PlayingThe U.S. needs immigrants for many reasons, including social security. John Iadarola and Ali Noorani break it down on The Damage Report.
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"Immigrants — working together with U.S.-born Americans — have long been essential in helping to build a more prosperous country that can live up to the ethos of the American dream. Now, immigrants have another increasingly important role to play, this time in response to the country’s rapidly changing demographics. Demographic aging is a long-term problem, and evidence suggests that a sustained increase in immigration levels can be part of an effective policy response. Immigrants already play a crucial role in our economy and our communities, and they represent a natural solution to the problems posed by the country’s changing demographics. Already in 2021, immigrants are helping to meet growing labor market demands, providing services for an increasing elderly population, and spurring vitality and growth in local communities."
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