This simple economic reform would ensure senior Americans aren't left behind

Millions of elderly people today face tough choices about where and how to live to maximize their quality of life. Many aging people want to stay in their homes but need help with daily tasks such as light housework, cooking, and driving. If loved ones can’t care for their parents and grandparents, elderly people must hire assistance, move into managed facilities, or fend for themselves.

This is where a popular foreign guest worker program — one that, unfortunately, the Biden administration is trying to kill through new proposed regulations — could come in handy. Instead of putting the au pair program on life support, the Biden administration should expand it from just covering childcare workers to include people who can offer senior care.