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December 18, 2014
Blog

The Failure of the Americanization Movement
Introduction Last week I was on an immigration panel discussing my new booklet Open Immigration: Yea & Nay, coauthored with Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies. The other panelists were Michael Barone, George Will, Andrew McCarthy, and John Fonte …
By Alex Nowrasteh
December 10, 2024
Article

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Testimony - Given the Green Light: Open Border Policies and Threats to Law Enforcement
May 13, 2020
Publications

Chapter 12: Transferable Citizenship
By Robin Hanson
January 26, 2018
Blog

President Trump’s Amnesty Plan
At this stage, President Trump’s amnesty plan appears to be dead on arrival among his base, conservative Republicans, in the right-wing media, and DREAMers.
By Alex Nowrasteh
January 11, 2018
The Wall Street Journal

Split up the Ninth Circuit—but Not Because It’s Liberal
The court has too many judges, leading to backlogs and inconsistency in applying the law.
By Mark Brnovich and Ilya Shapiro
November 8, 2017
Blog

The Trump Administration Is Temporarily Deporting Fewer People. Expect an Increase Soon
It is difficult to judge the Trump administration’s removal record after less than a year in office. However, a few facts do stand out.
By Alex Nowrasteh
March 16, 2011
Blog

Wednesday Links
By George Scoville
1997
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

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Contributors
January 7, 2019
Blog

Illegal Immigrant Conviction Rates Are Low, Even When Factoring in Recidivism
This estimate cannot be the final word on this topic. Regardless, our estimates do confirm the pattern of lower illegal immigrant criminality discovered elsewhere but the gap is narrowed.
By Alex Nowrasteh and Andrew C. Forrester
September 14, 2016
Blog

Have Terrorists Illegally Crossed the Border?
Of the ten terrorists who entered the United States illegally, only three did so across the border with Mexico. All of them were children at the time.
By Alex Nowrasteh
March 22, 2013
Blog

Immigrant Welfare Use – A Response to “The Cost of Cheap Labor”
Individually, poor immigrants are less likely to receive welfare benefits and when they do the value is less than for poor natives.
By Alex Nowrasteh
June 26, 2012
Blog

Supreme Court Finally Resists Temptation to Cite Foreign Law When Interpreting the U.S. Eighth Amendment
By Ilya Shapiro
December 7, 2011
Blog

Feds Palling Around With Mexican Cartels
By Juan Carlos Hidalgo
May 10, 2011
Blog

Tuesday Links
By Cato Editors
July 22, 2010
Blog

Uncle Sam Kicks Out Legal Immigrants for Down Profits in Recession
By Ilya Shapiro

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The Failure of the Americanization Movement

Testimony - Given the Green Light: Open Border Policies and Threats to Law Enforcement

Chapter 12: Transferable Citizenship

President Trump’s Amnesty Plan

Split up the Ninth Circuit—but Not Because It’s Liberal

The Trump Administration Is Temporarily Deporting Fewer People. Expect an Increase Soon

Wednesday Links

Contributors

Illegal Immigrant Conviction Rates Are Low, Even When Factoring in Recidivism

Have Terrorists Illegally Crossed the Border?

Immigrant Welfare Use – A Response to “The Cost of Cheap Labor”

Supreme Court Finally Resists Temptation to Cite Foreign Law When Interpreting the U.S. Eighth Amendment

Feds Palling Around With Mexican Cartels

Tuesday Links

Uncle Sam Kicks Out Legal Immigrants for Down Profits in Recession