. >> susie: joining us now with more about immigration reform, tamar jacoby, president and c.e.o. of immigration works u.s.a. tamar, you heard daren as reported business groups are pushing for immigration reform, others are worried that there might be an economic cost of immigration. how do you see it? what is the economic impact of immigration, what does it -- >> immigrants are critical of economic growth, economic growth is based on two things, innovation and an adequate workforce, immigrants provide both, high skilled immigrants are innovaters and low skilled immigrant does jobs that americans are too educated to do. >> susie: so what does this mean for your, the group that you represent, there are many small businesses. they hire a lot of less skills immigrants. is this going to help or hurt them. is it going to create more competition for those small businesses? >> no, those, the employers i represent desperately want a legal way to hire low-skilled workers. they're running restaurants. they're running food processing operations, they're running tels and they face a choice ri

. >> susie: joining us now with more about immigration reform, tamar jacoby, president and c.e.o. of immigration works u.s.a. tamar, you heard daren as reported business groups are pushing for immigration reform, others are worried that there might be an economic cost of immigration. how do you see it? what is the economic impact of immigration what does it -- >> immigrants are critical of economic growth economic growth is based on two things innovation and an adequate workforce immigrants provide both high skilled immigrants are innovaters and low skilled immigrant does jobs that americans are too educated to do. >> susie: so what does this mean for your, the group that you represent, there are many small businesses. they hire a lot of less skills immigrants. is this going to help or hurt them. is it going to create more competition for those small businesses? >> no those the employers i represent desperately want a legal way to hire low-skilled workers. they're running restaurants. they're running food processing operations they're running hotels and they face a choice right no

tamar jacoby, thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we want to hear from you as well, folks.w the economy. d.c. so focussed on raising taxes or just cut spending. grow the economy. d.c., i think you're out of ideas is what it is. >> what it feels like. >> we're going to our smart viewers. >> tweet us. >>> sure the market is hopped up but could the good news be a bad thing for housing? let's bring in diana olick. where's the bad lining? there's silver lining in this. >> confidence is coming back in the economy then confidence translates into growth. they just think that home prices are still going to fall or there's going to be another downturn. that's still good. but the problem is as the economy gets better as we move away from financial crisis and interest rates start to rise, that's going to take away so much of the housing power. so much has been fueled by the low interest rates. so when the government takes those away you'll see raising prices. >> prohibit enough to squelch the housing recovery. >> there's been refinancing out there. and there have been serial refinancer

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