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January 12, 2023
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Only 45 Percent of Employment-Based Green Cards Went to Workers in 2021
The immigration system of the United States favors family reunification even in the so-called employment-based green card categories.
By Alex Nowrasteh
January 12, 2023
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Walter E. Grinder, 1938–2022
Walter was not very well known by those beyond his large personal network of friends and acquaintances, but his influence within that network was, and will continue to be, enormous.
By John Hagel III
January 11, 2023
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A Very Brazilian “Coup”
The attack against Brazilian government buildings by supporters of former president Jair Bolsonaro is more reminiscent of the country’s general strike in May 2017 than of the bizarre fracas in Washington two years ago.
By Daniel Raisbeck
January 11, 2023
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Call for Proposals: Junior Scholars Symposium 2023
Applications for the 2023 Junior Scholars Symposium are due April 21st.
By Eric Gomez
January 11, 2023
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More Labor Market Margins of Adjustment
Businesses find ways adjust to mandates such as high minimum wages or requirements to pay overtime pay.
By Ryan Bourne
January 11, 2023
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Immigration Policy
What is the best immigration policy for the United States?
By Jeffrey Miron
January 11, 2023
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Big Dairy Milks Congress for Baby Formula Tariffs
Policymakers failed to glean important lessons from the crisis and squandered the opportunity to liberalize an industry in dire need of free market reform.
By Gabriella Beaumont-Smith
January 10, 2023
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The NATO-EU Joint Declaration Is a Defeat for Americans
The Biden administration’s failure to hand European security off to the Europeans just consigned another generation of taxpayers to foot the bill for the U.S. project in Europe.
By Justin Logan
January 10, 2023
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Cut Spending to Stabilize Debt: A Debt Limit Plan for the New Congress
It’s time to cut deficit spending to spur economic growth and complement the deflationary actions of the Federal Reserve.
By Romina Boccia
January 9, 2023
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Is It Physical Assault to “Expose” Someone to Fentanyl?
The DEA, CDC, and law enforcement should “follow the science” on fentanyl exposure.
By Jeffrey A. Singer
January 9, 2023
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Playing the Long Game in U.S.-China Relations
China in recent years has made a whole lot of progress in the wrong direction on achieving those goals.
By John Mueller
January 7, 2023
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The IRS Spares the Side-Hustlers (For Now)
The IRS in late-December postponed a new rule requiring Americans to report to the IRS gross annual online sales (including taxes, fees, canceled orders, or even the nontaxable resale of goods at a loss) of as little as $600 – considerably lower than the current reporting threshold of $20,000 in payments and 200 transactions.
By Scott Lincicome and Ilana Blumsack
January 6, 2023
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Baseball, Taxes, and Apple Pie
Nathan Eovaldi is just the latest athlete who may have chosen a new team on the basis of the state income tax rate.
By David Boaz
January 6, 2023
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Biden’s New Legal Migration Border Plan Could Work If He Wants It To
In a rare speech focused on immigration, President Biden announced new changes in border enforcement policies. The new plan incorporates several proposals that would make it easier for people to enter the country legally. Other changes will restrict asylum for people crossing the border illegally.
By David J. Bier
January 6, 2023
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Two Years After January 6, Electoral Count Act Reform Is Now Law
The electoral college process will stand on much safer footing two years from now than it did two years ago.
By Thomas A. Berry