Growing up, I was raised to respect my elders.

If I was riding in a crowded bus or subway, and there were no open seats, I was taught to stand up and offer my seat to seniors and older adults.

Common courtesy to seniors was as American as apple pie.

It was – and is - the right thing to do for a vulnerable population.

So why not begin immigration reform by carving a path to legalization for immigrant seniors?

Related Podcasts:

Episode 152: Registry: A Fading Path To Legalization

Episode 66: Unclaimed immigrant Income Taxes

 Recommended Links For More Information:

Immigrant Seniors In Search Of Permanent Residency

Persistence Is Often The Key To Immigration Success