About 80,000 people—mostly seniors and people with disabilities—could be at risk of losing their homes.
In the coming decades, immigrants and their children are expected to make up a greater share of the US labor force and contribute significantly to economic growth.
About one-half of full-time, full-year workers ages 51 to 54 experience an involuntary job separation after age 50 that substantially reduces earnings for years or leads to long-term unemployment.
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