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Congressional Debate Highlights Immigration Backlogs and Labor Pathways

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During a debate for California's 17th Congressional District, Ro Khanna advocated for abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement and creating green card pathways for people studying or starting businesses. Ritesh Tandon noted that over 1.2 million people are currently stuck in the green card backlog due to country caps.

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The discussion around green card backlogs and pathways for entrepreneurs relates to the flow of skilled labor into the United States. Policy changes in this area could affect the talent pipeline for key economic regions.

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  • Ro KhannaAdvocated for abolishing ICE and creating green card pathways for business founders.

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