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Maine State Chamber of Commerce Recommends the Proposed Rule to Delay and Prohibit Asylum Seeker be Withdrawn

7/9/2020

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The Maine State Chamber of Commerce recognizes the President and Congress for the actions they have taken to help businesses recover from the COVID-19 epidemic. As our economy rebounds, Maine businesses will need assurances that they can meet all their workforce needs. To that end, it is crucial that they have access to talent both from Maine and other states as well as from around the world. Policies that would, for example, impose wide-ranging bans on the entry of non-immigrant workers or impose burdensome new regulatory requirements would threaten businesses access to that talent, and hinder the economic growth and creating of jobs in Maine.

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    • Affiliates & Partners
    • Our Board
    • Meet the Team
    • President's Message
    • External Social Media Policy
  • Membership
    • Benefits of Membership
    • Join the Chamber
    • Return on Investment
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  • Public Policy
    • Grassroot Resources
    • Legislation of Interest
    • Legislative Week Ahead
    • Maine Chamber Minute
    • Public Policy Committees
    • Public Hearings of Interest
    • Find Your Legislator >
      • Representatives
      • Senators
  • Events
    • Calendar of Events
    • Sponsorship Opportunities
    • 2020 Annual Dinner
    • Board Meetings & Board Events
    • Business Day at the Statehouse
    • DC Fly-In
    • Legislative Social
    • Policy Issues Workshops
    • Regional Breakfasts
    • Scramble for Scholars
    • Webinars by The Maine State Chamber of Commerce
  • Initiatives
    • Campus Career Connect
    • Chamber BlueOptions
    • Dream It. Do It.
    • Education Foundation
    • Keep Maine Competitive
    • Maine Economic Research Institute (MERI)
    • This is ME Counting on You
  • Newsroom
    • COVID-19 Resources
    • Impact Newsletter
    • MSCC Blog
    • The Bottom Line
    • Making Maine Work
    • MERI Roll Call
    • OneVoice Maine Magazine
    • Policy Brief Series with Educate Maine
    • Press Releases & Headlines
    • Press Kit
  • Member Login