Arizona’s Economic Impact of Citizenship vs. Permanent Residency

April 25, 2013
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The ASU Morrison Institute Latino Public Policy Center released a report, “Citizenship or Something Less? Economic Implications for Arizona,” which examines the economic impact on Arizona depending on framework options for national immigration reform: legal residency vs. U.S. citizenship. Learn more about the report from Chief Researcher and Author Mike Slaven, a ASU Morrison Institute policy analyst.

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Mike Slaven:Chief Researcher and Author, ASU Morrison Institute;

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