Druckenmiller Joins Zuckerberg in Pushing for Immigration Reform
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Stanley Druckenmiller is backing Mark Zuckerberg’s efforts to bring about immigration reform in the U.S., becoming the first Wall Street veteran to contribute to the Facebook Inc. founder’s bipartisan advocacy group.
Druckenmiller, 60, who has one of the best hedge-fund track records of the last three decades, joins technology titans including Microsoft Corp. Chairman Bill Gates and LinkedIn Corp. Executive Chairman Reid Hoffman, who’ve donated to Zuckerberg’s FWD.us. The group, founded earlier this year, lobbied to help get a comprehensive immigration bill passed by the U.S. Senate on June 27.