GOP Governors Want States To Be Able To Sponsor Immigrants From Abroad
Congress has not managed to pass any significant immigration reform since it approved a plan in 1986 during the administration of President Reagan.

Two GOP governors have banded together and issued a call for Congress to end the two-decade-old standoff over immigration policy and allow states to sponsor immigrants who want to resettle in America.
In an op-ed article in the Washington Post, Utahâs governor, Spencer Cox, and the governor of Indiana, Eric Holcomb, said their states have hundreds of thousands of open jobs that cannot be filled by people moving in from other states. Their respective states âneed immigrants who are ready to work and help build strong communities,â the pair said.
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