Our current immigration policy does not adequately address our economic future, and its administration is marked by inefficiency, delay, and frustration. The policy fails to meet the demands of a global marketplace that rewards mobility and skills. The Committee for Economic Development (CED) recognizes that increases in immigration are no panacea for the problems of an aging population and cannot replace basic education and training as the source of a skilled workforce. But an efficient and flexible immigration system can help us confront the economic challenges ahead.
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