The True Immigration Crisis

The immigration crisis isn't what you think it is. We are told it is about

borders, but every American family has an immigration story. In

1965, the Hart-Celler Act changed everything, removing racist quotas and opening doors.

Today, immigrants contribute over 2 trillion dollars to our economy annually.

Natural-born citizens fear job loss while naturalized citizens face discrimination despite following every rule.

Small towns dying from population loss are revitalized by hardworking immigrant families. The solution isn't

walls. It's streamlining the broken 10-year citizenship process. Creating regional visa

programs matching workers to labor shortages and investing in integration. Maria waited 12