Jones Lang LaSalle / Fortune / Economy Immigrants Create Jobs for U.S.-Born / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Germany / Japan / United States / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / Singapore / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Oak Ridge Institute / American Enterprise Institute / Cato Institute / Migration Policy Institute / McKinsey Global Institute / /
IndustryTerm
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Organization
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services / Brookings Institution / General Accountability Office / US Labor Force / U.S. Department of Energy / Bureau of the Census / Information Technology Industry Council / Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education / Migration Policy Institute / National Bureau of Economic Research / National Bureau for Economic Research Working Paper / Cato Institute / Immigration Policy Center / American Enterprise Institute / Department of Education / Health Resources and Service Administration / McKinsey Global Institute / Department of State / Association of American Medical Colleges / Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco / Bureau of Health Professions / Center for Workforce Studies / U.S. Chamber of Commerce / National Center for Health Workforce Analysis / National Foundation for American Policy / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Kauffman Foundation / /
Person
William Lincoln / Douglas Holtz-Eakin / Jack Strauss / Jonathan Rothwell / Jeff Strohl / Anthony P. Carnevale / William Kerr / Robert W. Fairlie / Madeline Zavodny / Giovanni Peri / Nicole Smith / Neil G. Ruiz / Marjolaine Gauther-Loiselle / Audrey Singer / Kevin Y. Shih / Chad Sparber / Jennifer Hunt / Hailong Qian / /
Position
foreign-born worker in the United States / Physician / unemployed STEM worker / singer / Nurse / /
FACTS YOU CAN USE To Prove That High-Skilled Immigration is Good for America’s Workforce and Economy Immigrants Create Jobs for U.S.-Born Workers •