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Immigrants Power Colorado’s Economy

March 4th, 2025
Colorado Fiscal Institute

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Immigrants from every corner of the globe are the foundation of Colorado’s thriving economy. They pay taxes, run businesses, serve in government, teach in classrooms, tend the agricultural lands that nourish us, and care for our health and well-being. They bring richness to our communities, sharing their cultures and experiences with us, and shaping the state into a more dynamic and inclusive place. Immigrants are the dreamers, the builders, the changemakers—working tirelessly to create a more prosperous future for everyone. Despite the challenges of an unjust and inhumane immigration system that limits their potential, they continue to drive our state’s growth and success. Their contributions are undeniable, and with immigration policies that offer a clear path to citizenship, their impact could be limitless.

Check out our collection of fact sheets detailing how immigrant workers and entrepreneurs drive economic growth across various industries and income levels throughout Colorado and key counties. Download them below.

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