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February 5, 2000
Cato.org

Two Opposing Libertarian Arguments in the Custody Case of Elian Gonzalez
… the boy. U.S. custody decisions are rightly founded on the principle that fit, living parents should retain custody. The Immigration and Naturalization Service has determined that the father is fit to assume custody of Elian, and that determination should …
By Tom G. Palmer and Derrick A. Max
January 25, 2000
Washington Times

Balancing Family and Freedom
… Elian was placed with relatives in Miami, but his father, still in Cuba, requested that Elian be sent back. The Immigration and Naturalization Service agreed, setting Jan. 14 for his return. But a Florida court asserted jurisdiction and Rep. Dan …
By Doug Bandow
August 5, 1999
Cato.org

Americanizing the New Americans
… whole cities of foreigners to the United States. Fortunately, these fears are mostly unfounded. A new study from the National Immigration Forum by scholar Gregory Rodriguez of the Pepperdine Institute for Public Policy indicates that the assimilation process has not …
By Stephen Moore
June 19, 1999
Cato.org

Signs of Insecurity
By Casey J. Lartigue Jr.
July 3, 1998
Cato.org

What Is an American?
By Edward L. Hudgins
April 8, 1998
Cato.org

Asylum Crackdown Threatens Lives and Ideals
Throughout its history, the United States has been a refuge for people fleeing oppression at the hands of their governments. But new immigration laws have put that tradition in jeopardy. They impose procedural hurdles that in many cases will prevent …
By Michele Pistone
March 30, 1998
Journal of Commerce

Let High-Tech Workers In!
… language, which is now used by 400,000 programmers worldwide. Why deprive ourselves of the present and future benefits of immigration when the past benefits are so obvious? The anti‐immigrant lobby has attacked a bill by Sen. Spencer Abraham …
By Daniel Griswold
March 27, 1998
Cato.org

Lift the Congressional Quota on High-Skilled Workers
… language, which is now used by 400,000 programmers worldwide. Why deprive ourselves of the present and future benefits of immigration when the past benefits are so obvious? The anti‐immigrant lobby has attacked a bill by Sen. Spencer Abraham …
By Daniel Griswold
June 25, 1997
Cato.org

Errors About Immigrants: The government spends much more on the native born.
In their May 28 Washington Post op‐ed column, “Immigrants, Welfare and the GOP,” Reps. E. Clay Shaw Jr., chairman of the House human resources subcommittee, and Lamar Smith, chairman of the House immigration subcommittee, wrote that a “Harvard study …
By Julian L. Simon
May 12, 1997
Cato.org

Keep Giving Us Your Best and Your Brightest
By Stephen Moore
November 4, 1996
Cato.org

A Veteran’s Day Remembrance: Immigrant Medal of Honor Recipients
By Stuart Anderson
October 25, 1996
Cato.org

Foreign-Born Engineers and Scientists Don’t Undercut Wages: They Earn More
April 8, 1988
Cato’s Letters

No. 4
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Human Rights and Politico-Economic Systems
By Roger Pilon
November 11, 2020
Working Paper

No. 61
Immigrants Do Not Negatively Affect the Economic Institutions of American States
By Alex Nowrasteh and Andrew C. Forrester
September/October 2020
Policy Report

Influence on Both Sides of DACA
Policy and law in a politically charged case

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Two Opposing Libertarian Arguments in the Custody Case of Elian Gonzalez

Balancing Family and Freedom

Americanizing the New Americans

Signs of Insecurity

What Is an American?

Asylum Crackdown Threatens Lives and Ideals

Let High-Tech Workers In!

Lift the Congressional Quota on High-Skilled Workers

Errors About Immigrants: The government spends much more on the native born.

Keep Giving Us Your Best and Your Brightest

A Veteran’s Day Remembrance: Immigrant Medal of Honor Recipients

Foreign-Born Engineers and Scientists Don’t Undercut Wages: They Earn More

Human Rights and Politico-Economic Systems

Immigrants Do Not Negatively Affect the Economic Institutions of American States

Influence on Both Sides of DACA