Unlocking Opportunity, Accelerating South Carolina

Passing H.3211 means a brighter future for DREAMers and economic growth for our state.

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Key Economic Data

$67.7 million

Projected annual economic output if H.3211 becomes law

$833 thousand

additional state sales tax revenue

$749 thousand

added state income tax revenue

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RESEARCH & RESOURCES

Discover the Impact of H.3211

Dive deeper into a research article published by the Hispanic Alliance and co-authored by Clemson University on the Lost Impact of a federally authorized workforce in SC.

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Advocacy 101

If you want to support H.3211 and help address South Carolina’s workforce shortages, here’s how you can take action and make an impact.

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How You Can Support H.3211

What is H.3211?

The one-sentence piece of legislation will empower those with federally authorized work status to better contribute to local economies.

"A person who has a current and valid employment authorization approved by federal immigration authorities shall be eligible for occupational or professional licensure under the provisions of this title provided all other applicable requirements are met."
What is H.3211?
South Carolina is facing critical workforce shortages. H.3211 provides a common-sense solution—ensuring legally authorized workers can apply for professional licenses and contribute to our state’s growth.
Myth vs. Fact: Understanding H.3211
Misinformation leads to distrust. This article breaks down the myths and presents the facts about how this bill strengthens South Carolina’s economy and workforce.
Why Licensing Laws Matter
South Carolina has more jobs than workers to fill them. H.3211 helps bridge this gap by ensuring qualified professionals can obtain the licenses they need.own the myths and presents the facts about how this bill strengthens South Carolina’s economy and workforce.
How Other States Fixed Licensing Barriers
Other states have updated their licensing laws to strengthen their workforce and economy. South Carolina has an opportunity to do the same with H.3211.
A Lifeline for SC Healthcare
South Carolina faces a critical healthcare worker shortage. H.3211 can help by allowing trained, legally authorized professionals to obtain licenses and serve their communities.
Building South Carolina’s Future
South Carolina’s booming growth demands more skilled workers. H.3211 can help by ensuring legally authorized professionals can get licensed and contribute to our state’s future.

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