RIT IMMIGRATION POLICY LECTURE SERIES: Sensible Immigration Reform (Video 2 of 5)

Rochester Institute of Technology
IMMIGRATION POLICY LECTURE SERIES
Sensible Immigration Reform - Speaker Ray Marshall

About Speaker Ray Marshall:
Professor Emeritus, University of Texas
Former U.S. Secretary of Labor

This lecture will discuss the importance of economic immigration for the United States, explore serious
problems with existing foreign worker programs, and outline a framework for comprehensive immigration reform to support value-added economic policies, strengthen democratic institutions, and promote social stability.

Ray Marshall is currently the Audre and Bernard Rapoport Centennial Chair in Economics and Public Affairs at the University of Texas-Austin and served as the 16th U.S. Secretary of Labor from 1977-1981 under President Jimmy Carter.



Rochester Institute of Technology
Golisano Hall Auditorium
20 Lomb Memorial Drive, Building 70 Room 1400

**This event is free and open to the public**

Sponsored by:
RIT Department of Communication
RIT Department of STS/Public Policy
RIT Urban and Community Studies Program
RIT Department of Sociology/Anthropology

For more information contact:
Ron Hira at (585) 475-7052 or
rhira@mail.rit.edu

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• Economic Policy
• Immigration Policy
• Lecture Series
• Ray Marshall