The Immigration Debate: The Search for Consensus
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Robert H. Smith School of Business2517 Van Munching Hall
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
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In today’s global political climate, there is no more divisive issue than immigration. It’s an issue that drives our policy debates, politics – and our elections.
As part of the University of Maryland’s “Year of Immigration” initiative, the Smith School and the Bipartisan Policy Center present “The Immigration Debate: The Search for Consensus.”
Registrants will participate in a survey prior to the event, to discover our collective thoughts and attitudes about immigration. At the event, BPC experts, Smith School faculty and other distinguished individuals in the field of immigration will lead a panel discussion that will examine the various facets and prevailing attitudes surrounding the debates. By the time we leave, we hope to come to a consensus!
Registration is free but is required to attend and participate in the survey.
Opening remarks by:
Kislaya Prasad
Research Professor and Academic Director Center for Global Business
Panel Discussion with:
Rajshree Agarwal
Rudolph P. Lamone Chair and Professor in Entrepreneurship; Director, Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets at the Smith School
@rajshreeagarwa1
Theresa Brown
Director, the Immigration Project at the Bipartisan Policy Center
@BPC_TBrown
Leon Rodriguez
Partner, Seyfarth Shaw; Former Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
@lrodriguezdc
Moderated by:
Jordan LaPier
Press Secretary, Bipartisan Policy Center
@jordanlapier
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