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Erta Kurti
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The Case for “Low-Skilled” Immigration
Erta Kurti
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December 15, 2020
As the daughter of “low-skilled” immigrants, I hope to convey what has always been abundantly clear to me: that the well-being of foreigners matters, and that low-skilled immigrants add so much value to the economy and our lives.
