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Fortune 500 Company Supports Immigration
A Fortune 500 Company has taken a public stance on the immigration debate (see item below). Colorado-based First Data Corp., the world's largest provider of money transfers, publicly supports Rep. Tancredo's Democratic opponent, Joanna Conti, in the fall election. Rep. Tancredo's district is gerrymandered like most House districts across the country, and is overwhelmingly Republican, so his re-election is quite likely. This makes First Data Corp.'s stance even more remarkable. Keeping in mind that immigration is a substantial benefit to the American economy in general and American business in particular, we urge other Fortune 500 companies to follow First Data's example in supporting immigration publicly.
http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36~33~2236033,00.html
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In March, Fote spoke at the National Press Club and
unveiled a new $10 million First Data Empowerment Fund
to help immigrant communities and foster an "enlightened"
discussion of immigration.
Fote argued at the time for more humane treatment of
immigrants and for eliminating the backlog in families
wanting to move to the U.S. legally.
Fote is personally hosting a series of immigration reform
forums across the country, including sessions in Chicago
on July 21 and in Denver on July 22.
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Courtesy of "www.ilw.com"
Fortune 500 Company Supports Immigration
A Fortune 500 Company has taken a public stance on the immigration debate (see item below). Colorado-based First Data Corp., the world's largest provider of money transfers, publicly supports Rep. Tancredo's Democratic opponent, Joanna Conti, in the fall election. Rep. Tancredo's district is gerrymandered like most House districts across the country, and is overwhelmingly Republican, so his re-election is quite likely. This makes First Data Corp.'s stance even more remarkable. Keeping in mind that immigration is a substantial benefit to the American economy in general and American business in particular, we urge other Fortune 500 companies to follow First Data's example in supporting immigration publicly.
http://www.denverpost.com/Stories/0,1413,36~33~2236033,00.html
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In March, Fote spoke at the National Press Club and
unveiled a new $10 million First Data Empowerment Fund
to help immigrant communities and foster an "enlightened"
discussion of immigration.
Fote argued at the time for more humane treatment of
immigrants and for eliminating the backlog in families
wanting to move to the U.S. legally.
Fote is personally hosting a series of immigration reform
forums across the country, including sessions in Chicago
on July 21 and in Denver on July 22.
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