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CLU — Last Chance to Register for ‘Separating Myths From Realities — Challenges Undocumented Immigrants Face and Their Economic Impact in California’ on Feb. 22

by Community Contributor • February 19, 2024 • Comments Off

Last Chance to Register!

Join, explore, and participate in discussions on the social and economic challenges undocumented families face in California and their irreplaceable value for the entire state, organized by the Center for Economics of Social Issues.

To register and for more information,
visit our website at the following link:

CESI Conference 2024

Selected Findings of the Latest Study

Dr. Jamshid Damooei
Professor of Economics & Executive Director, CESI

Presenter of the conference and author of the study

“This brief report presents a select number of findings from the study of the demographic profile and economic impact of undocumented immigrants in California. This study aims to show that the value we place on immigrants as human beings should not be based on their legal status. It also demonstrates that their economic contribution has no relation to their legal status. It is unfortunate that a significant percentage of Americans believe unfounded information about the life and economic contribution of undocumented immigrants. The purpose of this study is to separate the myths from the realities. It puts a human face on the struggle of many people and their families in California. It provides empirical evidence to form our public policies and adhere to principles of humanity in their formation, which has long been overdue.”

Selected Findings of the Study

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Who are we?
CESI is an academic center at California Lutheran University. The center is dedicated to the exploration of economic aspects of social progress, health, human rights, and other important issues within our communities. Resources, articles, speakers, and an extensive online database are provided to promote discussions on the interaction between social issues and economics.