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Contrarily, navigating towards a path of legalization for undocumented immigrants, as seen during the Reagan era in 1986, is presented as a more advantageous route for national growth. With a legal framework in place, workers would gain protections, allowing them to participate more fully in the economy. The historical implications of previous amnesty programs reveal that integrating undocumented immigrants boosts job creation, enhances wage growth, and broadens tax revenues, benefiting the country at large.