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CRIST: IMMIGRATION REFORM NEEDED TO SAVE SOCIAL SECURITY

By Greg Siskind

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I've blogged about this subject before and it's nice to see a politician campaigning on this. And in Florida, this is a big deal given the large senior population. From Huffington Post: Studies show that 11-14 million people are in the country as non-citizens, and if we are willing to have a thoughtful, reasonable pathway to citizenship ? earning citizenship ? then those 11-14 million people can become productive, participating members of the American economy, paying the payroll taxes, helping Social Security going forward, and making America stronger financially,? Crist told The Huffington Post in an interview on Friday. [...]...

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on September 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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