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Hi, i Iamp;#39;m Steve Balmer. I spent 34 years growing Microsoft, 10 years owning the LA Clippers basketball team. I love computers, data, and facts. Thatamp;#39;s why I started USAFacts. To help understand what our government is up to and whatamp;#39;s going on in America. Iamp;#39;ll share with you the facts and data, all from our government, you make up your own mind. In this episode of just the facts: immigration. But first, a quick disclaimer. As I talk I do a lot of rounding of numbers, but the data you see on screen will be more exact. So now, letamp;#39;s roll. Please note: thereamp;#39;s such a swirl of activity on this issue that things might have changed since I recorded this in mid June. I canamp;#39;t predict the future, but Iamp;#39;ll be reading about it when it happens. Most of us have an immigrant story. My maternal grandparents came to the US from what was then Russia, and my father came from Switzerland. What weamp;#39;re focused