Author: Paul McDaniel

Michigan to Immigrants: You’re Welcome Here

Posted by Paul McDaniel | Jan 24, 2014 | Business & the Workforce, Economics, Employment and Wages, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Integration, State and Local

It is clear that Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder understands that immigration can be a potent boost to...

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Immigrant Entrepreneurs Driving Growth in America’s Heartland

Posted by Paul McDaniel | Jan 15, 2014 | Economics, Employment and Wages, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Integration, Reform, State and Local

When Jordi Carbonell, originally from Spain, and his wife Melissa Fernandez opened their Cafe Con...

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Immigrant Entrepreneurs are Investors in their Communities

Posted by Paul McDaniel | Jan 8, 2014 | Business & the Workforce, Economics, Employment and Wages, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Humanitarian Protection, State and Local

Cedric Francois, a medical researcher from Belgium, came to Louisville, Kentucky, after hearing...

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Licensing Barriers Leave Immigrant Doctors Driving Cabs Instead of Practicing Medicine

Posted by Paul McDaniel | Dec 17, 2013 | Business & the Workforce, Economics, Employment and Wages, Entrepreneurship/Innovation

Instead of putting foreign medical and other advanced degrees to use in the United States, it is...

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How Immigrants on a Pathway to Citizenship can Revitalize Rust Belt Cities

Posted by Paul McDaniel | Nov 5, 2013 | Business & the Workforce, Demographics, Economics, Entrepreneurship/Innovation, Integration, Legislation, Reform, State and Local

Like Rust Belt cities such as Baltimore and Detroit, rural towns across America have experienced...

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