Do we need millions of foreign workers? 

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PANEL DISCUSSION TODAY 11AM EST

America’s Post-Pandemic Labor Force
Do we need millions of foreign workers?
Late last night President Trump announced his intent to sign an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration to the United States. This morning at 11:00am EST the Center for Immigration Studies will stream a panel discussion on the need for present levels of foreign workers in the United States at a time of high unemployment.

Is a moratorium on employment-based immigration a good idea? What are the most important visa programs for the executive order to be suspending? How many foreign workers are employed in the United States? What type of jobs are they filling? How does it impact wages for Americans? Are these jobs Americans won’t do?

When: Tuesday, April 21 at 11:00am
Stream: Live on Facebook ([link removed]) , YouTube ([link removed]) , and Twitter. ([link removed])
Questions: Questions can be sent prior or during the event to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) or on twitter to @CIS_org ([link removed]) .
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