The global movement of labor has significantly impacted the United States, shaping its economy and demographic landscape. As a leading destination for immigrants seeking better economic opportunities, the U.S. has experienced a diverse influx of skilled and unskilled workers from around the world. This migration has fueled various industries, from technology
and healthcare to agriculture and construction, addressing labor shortages and contributing to innovation and productivity. However, it has also sparked complex debates over immigration policies, labor rights, and social integration. The dynamic interplay between the demand for foreign labor and the evolving legal and political landscape continues to influence the U.S.’s role in the global labor market, reflecting broader trends of globalization and economic interdependence.

Join the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia and Temple University’s Fox School of Business and CIBER to hear from a panel of experts for a moderated discussion and audience Q&A.

Lunch will be provided.