"Significant additional action is needed"
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For Immediate Release 
Contact: Dan Gordon ,
617-651-0841 
Feb. 23, 2022 

**Biden Immigration Score Card Notes Progress, Challenges **

**WASHINGTON, D.C.** - Ahead of President Biden's State of the Union
address, a new resource from the National Immigration Forum looks at how
the administration has performed so far - and what more needs to be
done.  

The Forum's Score Card on President Biden's First Year in Office

evaluates the administration's progress on five key immigration
priorities. Moreover, it outlines additional steps the administration
can take to provide opportunities for earned legalization, expand legal
immigration, treat vulnerable migrants with compassion, provide
effective border security and enforce immigration laws judiciously. 

"The actions of the previous administration, coupled with the COVID-19
pandemic, have made meaningful immigration solutions a formidable
challenge," said

**Danilo Zak, Policy and Advocacy Manager at the National Immigration
Forum** and author of the score card. "The Biden administration has
taken some positive steps, but significant additional action is needed
to build an immigration system that meets our needs and lives up to our
values.  

"The administration must continue to prioritize immigration improvements
in 2022, and it should work with Republicans and Democrats in Congress
to achieve them." 

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