With President Joe Biden taking office January 20, 2021, there has been much anticipation that the new administration will make immigration reform a top priority. However, with Congress remaining closely divided, there are many unknowns as to what would be legislatively possible during the next two to four years. On March 1, from 2–3:15 p.m. ET, the Bipartisan Policy Center will host a panel discussion that takes a deep dive look at three possible “easy” areas for bipartisan immigration legislation in 2021: DACA, farmworkers, and essential workers. Moderated by BPC’s own Theresa Cardinal Brown, this event will specifically focus on identifying the avenues for quick legislative action on immigration, as well as how Congress can thread the needle of passing these critical reforms.

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In honor of Black History Month, our most recent podcast dives into racial equity in the immigration system and how the Biden administration may or may not be addressing specific issues for Black immigrants today. On this week’s episode, Theresa Cardinal Brown hosts special guest Allen Orr, president-elect of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, for a timely discussion on Black immigrants and the immigration system.

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