Immigrants Are Very Important For California’s Economic Future

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The Sacramento Bee ran on article recently by Peter Schrag titled On Immigration, demography is destiny about the importance of immigrants and their children to the future of California.

The article cites University of Southern California demographer Dowell Myers.  Myers position is that we (Californians) had better educate immigrant kids because our economy, pensions, and home values depend on it.

“Who’s going to pay for the Social Security, pensions and spiking medical care of the millions of boomers who are beginning to retire now? Who will replace them in the work-force? The people who are retiring now are the most skilled, best-educated generation in our history. Who will have equal-or ideally, even greater-skills? Who will have the money to buy the retirees’ homes and maintain them? Who will have the income to pay the state and federal taxes to pay off the deficit?”

“Equally important since more than half the students in California’s schools are Latino-a fourth are officially (and some probably unnecessarily) classified as English learners-it will be immigrants who will constitute a great share of that workforce.”

The article also states that in the past generation the Mexican birthrate has shrunk dramatically and that the Mexican economy has improved dramatically.  Both of these trends have lessened substantially the pressure to emigrate to the United States.

The article concludes that  there may come a time, “maybe in the not too distant future, when we’ll be intensively recruiting workers abroad-as we often have in the past-and not try to keep them out.”

Immigration laws have been changing over the past year or so and will continue to change.  Feel free to contact our office to see if you may qualify for deferred action or other new programs.  We would be happy to review your situation with you.

Lawrence Gruner is an experienced immigration attorney, deferred action lawyer california, christian fiance visa attorney and an experienced christian fiance visa lawyer with almost 20 years of experience handling immigration cases. He has office locations throughout northern California. His office handles immigration cases throughout California (including San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, San Diego and Sacramento) the United States and the World. You may reach us from anywhere in the world toll free at 888-801-6558 .

You may also email us your questions. Attorney Gruner would be happy to review your situation and all of your options. He can help you come up with a plan for your Immigration case. His office handles green card cases (both family based green cards and business based green cards) please see our post: “How to get a green card” usa K1 fiance visa cases, E1-E2 investor cases, H1b cases (please read our post: “How to get an H-1B visa”)and marriage visa cases

We handle cases throughout the state of California and the World. California cities include: Sacramento, Stockton, San Diego, San Jose, Oakland, San Francisco, Daly City, Fremont, Hayward, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda, San Rafael, Santa Rosa, Richmond, Fairfield, Grass Valley, Nevada City,Vallejo, Berkeley, Concord, Walnut Creek, Orinda, South San Francisco, San Bruno,Daly City, Pacifica, Half Moon Bay, Millbrae, Brisbane, Burlingame, Hillsborough, Colfax, Foster City, Belmont, San Carlos, Redwood City, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Mt. View, Sunnyvale, Campbell, Cupertino, Los Altos, Los Gatos, Yuba City, Santa Cruz, Modesto, Fresno, San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Coronado, Los Angeles, Anaheim, Roseville, Rocklin, Auburn, Dixon, Davis.

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Laws can and do change and additional laws may apply in your case. Contrary to what your friends tell you every immigration case is different. Just because your friend’s case was successful does not mean necessarily that your case will be successful. Small differences in cases can alter results.