Brad Cavanagh

I am a writer at I am a few other things, too.

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

We can embrace renewal or agonize over what was.
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[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

What do we do in the face of change? Roll with it. https://t.co/X6Lfx9yNnB

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

We need innovative leaders. https://t.co/WxCMPOxjzK

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

Innovative public policy. Ever hear those words?
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[The Mindsoak Project @mindsoakme]

https://t.co/uZeNtlY2u4 Great #blog #article by @BradMCavanagh on how to roll with #change. #politics #faith #culture #tuesdaythought

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

Do we need more "extreme vetting" for refugees in the U.S.? Take a look and see for yourself. https://t.co/cr0FF0uDIM

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

What is the actual immigration process in the United States?
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[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

There is more to the story of unauthorized immigration than many people would have us believe. #immigration
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[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

My Immigration Series returns with a look at unauthorized immigration.
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[Barry Malone @malonebarry]

"We were the wretched refuse on the teeming shore," Irish prime minister says with Donald Trump in the room.

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

The wave of change in #immigration from 1850 to today is absolutely stunning. https://t.co/7KI6HLu2xY

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

In 2013, 41% of new immigrants were college grads. That number for native-born citizens? 30%. #immigrantion https://t.co/pIFtdXSYkY

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

In 1965 Congress laid the groundwork for the most significant demographic shift in U.S. history. #immigration https://t.co/FbRlR3NmA7

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 "literally changed the face of America." #immigration https://t.co/XQC3ioKinR

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

#Immigration rates in the U.S. changed dramatically since the 1970s, rising from 9.6 million to 43.3 million people. https://t.co/1Lq9K7PKWO

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

43.3 million U.S. residents are foreign-born immigrants, totaling 13.5% of our population. #immigration https://t.co/fBYDQGIzS5

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

If we want to know what led to such radical #immigration changes, we simply need to turn around and look backward. https://t.co/XQC3ioKinR

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

Let's be honest. We fear difference and we want to keep our power. #immigration https://t.co/EBHUe0Zgrv

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

When it comes to #immigration, we fear losing out on resources and services. https://t.co/qdYETjSPl1

[Brad Cavanagh @BradMCavanagh]

What problems do we perceive with #immigration? Border security & economic security top the list.
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