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David Crowley: “Wisconsin's economy, we rely on our immigrant communities to…”

Featuring: David Crowley, Democratic | Milwaukee County Executive | Wisconsin

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Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate David Crowley talks Gen Z, AI, housing, more

Published | Video Starts at 09:21

We're already having this conversation with local municipalities, with trusted messengers, trusted organizations to make sure that we're providing enough resources so people can be protected, our citizens as well as our undocumented immigrants. And I want to be very clear, Wisconsin's economy, we rely on our immigrant communities to make sure that our society is moving forward, our economy is moving forward, and not just in urban communities, but also on many family farms and in rural areas all across the state of Wisconsin. And I want folks to know that I expect our police departments to protect and serve our communities. They are not employed to be federal extensions of this immigration agenda. (09:21–09:36)

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Asserts that Wisconsin's economy relies on immigrant communities, including in rural areas and family farms.

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