Benjamin Waddell: Willing workers are right at the border

Aging population, fewer births, mean our economy needs immigrant workers.

(Gene J. Puskar | AP file photo) In this Sept. 2, 2020, photo help wanted signs for servers and cooks at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort and Spa are displayed along route 40 at the entrance to the resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania.

Benjamin Waddell: Willing workers are right at the border

Aging population, fewer births, mean our economy needs immigrant workers.

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