Policy Priorities
Strong Immigrant Workforce And Secure Borders
Strong Immigrant Workforce And Secure Borders
Immigrants aren’t just part of America’s past, they’re powering its future. With key players in healthcare, STEM, AI, manufacturing, and transportation, immigrants make up critical portions of the workforce across industries that keep our country running.
Immigrant representation across key industries:
Hospitality
30%
Agriculture
70%
Construction
25%
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Economic Impact: $7 Trillion in Growth
Immigrants are projected to add $7 trillion to U.S. GDP and $1 trillion in tax revenue over the next decade, driving job creation, wage growth, inflation control, and innovation. They’re not just part of the workforce, they’re fueling America’s economy. -
Powering Economic Growth and Strengthening America
It is imperative to protect immigrants like DACA recipients and others who came through legal channels and are contributing to our society and our economy. -
Security and Infrastructure Concerns Are Real
The border crisis isn’t just about national security. It’s also about community strain. From education and healthcare to housing and public safety, our border towns and cities are being stretched beyond their limits.
What We Need
America’s outdated immigration system is hurting businesses, communities, and families. To restore order and drive economic growth, we need reform that will:
Secure Our Borders
Modernize Legal Immigration
Reduce Backlogs
Support Border Communities
The TRUMP Visa
The Temporary Residence for Undocumented Migrant Professionals Visa
The TRUMP Visa, proposed by the United States Hispanic Business Council, aims to strengthen America’s workforce while maintaining secure borders. This temporary, legal, and self funded program provides vital industries with access to vetted immigrant professionals, supporting small businesses, promoting economic growth, and protecting taxpayers.
For a deeper understanding of the proposed TRUMP Visa program and its impact on America’s workforce and economy, watch Javier Palomarez’s in depth discussion on Newsmax: