Despite heated rethoric at the national level, some U.S. cities are embracing immigrants by developing programs and services, according to a new report by AS/COA, Welcoming America, and USC's CSII.

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“There's no lack of excitement from U.S. firms, but they realize that this is going to be a longer process," explains AS/COA’s Alana Tummino.

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A new report by AS/COA, Welcoming America, and USC's CSII finds 26 cities across the U.S. are bucking the anti-immigrant mood by working to integrate immigrants in their communities.