Americans for Immigration Reform is concerned about the destructive measures being taken or considered related to immigration and its impact on the business community, employees and consumers.
Americans for Immigration Reform is well along the road to building a broad national coalition. This coalition includes employers, professional associations, individuals, unions and other workers rights groups, minority groups, conservative/free market advocates, academics, and many others. We represent the political right, middle and left. We care about only the issue at hand, not partisan advantage, political posturing, or demagoguery.
To accomplish our goal of passing sensible reforms, Americans for Immigration reform will commission academic and market research, communicate with Congress, the Administration, the news media, voters and all citizens, while actively advocating the creation and passage of legislation. In short, we will provide the strategic and tactical leadership necessary to implement the critical change.
Media Articles
The Oklahoma economy would lose $1.9 billion in annual consumer spending if all undocumented workers are forced out of the state, said a new nonprofit group in support of national immigration reform efforts.
Houston-area business leaders are working on a plan to have Congress take up the stalled immigration reform bill.
If Nevada’s undocumented workers left tomorrow, the state would lose tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars, according to the first report to quantify the impact.
The U.S economy could lose nearly $1.8 trillion a year if undocumented workers left the country, according to a report released this week by a group of immigration reform proponents.
The market is telling us something that many of us don't want to hear.
Illegal workers spend nearly $1.8 trillion in the United States each year, a Texas research group said.
If the 8.1 million undocumented immigrants who cut lawns, bus tables and perform other jobs disappeared overnight, the nation's economy would lose nearly $1.8 trillion in annual spending.