Immigrants Contribute $29 Billion Annually to Colorado's Economy
A recent report highlights the significant economic contributions of immigrants to Colorado's workforce, with nearly 480,000 immigrant workers generating $29 billion in income annually. These workers also pay $9.5 billion in taxes each year. The findings were discussed at a roundtable meeting attended by Governor Jared Polis, FWD.us, and various business leaders. Immigrants make up about 14% of the state's workforce, filling critical labor gaps in industries such as construction, healthcare, agriculture, and hospitality. The report underscores the essential role immigrants play in supporting Colorado's economic growth and competitiveness. 
