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December 22, 2016
The Weekly Standard

How Trump Can Repeal and Replace DACA
… spoke to the economic anxieties of many Americans, and it could be argued that he has a mandate to make immigration enforcement a key priority in the first year of his presidency. There are different ways to address immigration, however …
By Ike Brannon and Logan Albright
December 21, 2016
Blog

How DACA Will End: A Timeline of Expiration
… them has been “deferred” for two years. Their information is entered into a database, and if it is checked against immigration databases, they are shown as lawfully present in the United States during that time. More than 800,000 young …
By David J. Bier
December 20, 2016
Blog

Congress Should Help Young Legal Immigrant Dreamers Too
… seem that these immigrants do not need help since they have a legal status, but unfortunately, under America’s dysfunctional immigration system, many thousands of young legal immigrants are forced to leave, even though they followed the rules. Because these …
By David J. Bier
December 7, 2016
Blog

More Proof Hispanics Aren’t “Socialists”
Whenever I write about Hispanic immigration to the United States, I am greeted with some variation of the “they’re all socialists” line. These commenters typically point to the fact that a majority of Hispanics vote for Democrats. Yet as …
By David J. Bier
December 7, 2016
Washington Post

The Right Has Its Own Version of Political Correctness. It’s Just as Stifling.
… they didn’t “get in line,” even though no such line actually exists. Just remember that they are never anti‐immigration, only anti‐illegal immigration, even when they want to cut legal immigration. Black Lives Matter is racist because it …
By Alex Nowrasteh
November 28, 2016
Blog

A Wall Is an Impractical, Expensive, and Ineffective Border Plan
Everything you need to know about a U.S.-Mexico border wall.
By David J. Bier
November 18, 2016
Washington Examiner

Why the Left and the Right Should Oppose Government Registries
Government registries of vulnerable communities are always only one election away from being abused.
By Adam Bates and Alex Nowrasteh
November 7, 2016
Blog

Why Low-Skilled Immigrant Men Work More Than Other Low-Skilled Men
Immigrants don’t just provide important economic benefits by preventing the U.S. labor force from declining—they also bring with them many important cultural benefits that the United States desperately needs.
By David J. Bier
October 31, 2016
Blog

Less Populous States Stand to Gain the Most from State-Based Visas
The United States has a demand for foreign workers, and a state-based visa system would help all states.
By David J. Bier
October 25, 2016
Cato Daily Podcast

Immigrants, Labor, and Welfare in Sweden
Featuring Hanna Marie Björklund and Caleb O. Brown
October 13, 2016
Blog

Muslims Rapidly Adopt U.S. Social Values
Muslim Americans have taken markedly more liberal views on social, religious, and political subjects than Muslims elsewhere, and Muslim Americans are quickly adopting the views of other Americans.
By David J. Bier
October 8, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Safe Zones Won’t Save Syrians
Safe zones are the strategy of choice for outside powers that do not want to commit to resolving the underlying conflict.
By David J. Bier
October 6, 2016
Blog

Why Refugees Find Jobs Faster in the U.S. Than Germany
The United States can continue to accept and integrate refugees with the knowledge that we have the experience and markets to handle the flow.
By David J. Bier
September 29, 2016
Blog

Refugee Program Accepts 3 Syrian Women and Children For Every Man
By David J. Bier
September 28, 2016
National Interest (Online)

Germany’s Tea Party Troubles
The antiglobalization, anti-immigrant tide is unlikely to recede on the basis of a careful examination of the facts.
By Christopher A. Preble

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How Trump Can Repeal and Replace DACA

How DACA Will End: A Timeline of Expiration

Congress Should Help Young Legal Immigrant Dreamers Too

More Proof Hispanics Aren’t “Socialists”

The Right Has Its Own Version of Political Correctness. It’s Just as Stifling.

A Wall Is an Impractical, Expensive, and Ineffective Border Plan

Why the Left and the Right Should Oppose Government Registries

Why Low-Skilled Immigrant Men Work More Than Other Low-Skilled Men

Less Populous States Stand to Gain the Most from State-Based Visas

Immigrants, Labor, and Welfare in Sweden

Muslims Rapidly Adopt U.S. Social Values

Safe Zones Won’t Save Syrians

Why Refugees Find Jobs Faster in the U.S. Than Germany

Refugee Program Accepts 3 Syrian Women and Children For Every Man

Germany’s Tea Party Troubles