A Tennessee social worker highlights how immigrant children and families contribute significantly to local economies and communities despite facing political challenges and misconceptions. These individuals often abide by immigration laws, pay taxes, and volunteer in schools, yet are at risk due to policy changes that threaten their access to education and legal status. This underscores the need for policymakers to reconsider the economic and social benefits of immigrant contributions.
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