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August 21, 2018
Blog

Results from the 2018 Libertarianism vs. Conservatism Post-Debate Survey
… Want to Keep It the Same or Decrease It Young libertarian attendees have a more open and permissive view of immigration while conservatives take a more restrictive approach—from the border wall, citizenship for illegal immigrants, sanctuary cities, legal immigration …
By Emily Ekins
October 19, 2016
Blog

Legal Migration Can Control the Border
… an important component of these economic sectors so including them is important to understand the shift from unlawful to lawful immigration (Figure 1). Figure 1: Guest Worker Visas Issued, Green Cards for New Arrivals, and Gross Illegal Immigrant Inflows Media …
By Alex Nowrasteh
March 1, 2013
Blog

DOMA Unconstitutionally Denies Federal Benefits to Legally Married Same-Sex Couples
… more than 1000 federal provisions, from tax returns and veterans’ benefits, to Social Security and health care, to housing and immigration. That is, federal law views lawfully married same-sex couples (who were married in one of the states or …
By Ilya Shapiro
March 1, 2013
Legal Briefs

United States v. Windsor
… affects more than 1000 federal provisions — from tax returns and veterans’ benefits, to Social Security and healthcare, to housing and immigration. That is, federal law views lawfully married same‐sex couples (who were married in one of the states or …
By Ilya Shapiro, Robert A. Levy, Roger Pilon, James Schindler, & Sophie Cole
February 5, 2020
Conservative Home

The Core Challenge That Johnson’s Government Won’t Face up To. Boosting Growth
… in output per hour worked). On both, the Bank’s judgment is grisly. With unemployment low, employment high, and EU immigration slower, the Bank revised down growth attainable by simply adding people or hours. More worryingly, it has given up …
By Ryan Bourne
April 29, 2022
The New York Sun

Welcome to Libertarian Land
… like marijuana or heroin; limit marriage to opposite sex couples; ban many forms of consensual sexual activity; limit or bar immigration; regulate big tech; and impose “law and order” criminal justice policies. This view is skeptical of government intervention across …
By Jeffrey Miron
Cato Institute Reading Lists
… by Topic Constitutional Studies Criminal Justice Defense and Foreign Policy Economic Development Education Fiscal Policy Government Student Aid Health Care Immigration Monetary and Financial Theory, History, and Policy Principles of Liberty Regulatory Studies Representative Government Trade and Globalization Urban Growth …
March 8, 2022
Blog

Russia Shows the Limits of Propaganda
When counter-speech is available, propaganda may reinforce existing beliefs, but it cannot change minds.
By Will Duffield
February 29, 2016
Forbes

Trump versus Rubio? The Donald Is More Likely to Keep America at Peace
There are lots of reasons to fear Donald Trump as president. But he appears to be most threatening in the area where he can do the least harm: domestic policy.
By Doug Bandow
January 11, 2019
Blog

This Is Our Emergency
Using the army to do an end-run around Congress is not how constitutional government is supposed to work.
By Gene Healy
April 17, 2018
Washington Examiner

Surprised by Neil Gorsuch’s Ruling? You Weren’t Paying Attention.
Expect Gorsuch to be more solicitous of immigrants, criminals, and every other kind of litigant caught up in the administrative state.
By Ilya Shapiro
March 14, 2017
City A.M.

The Chancellor’s Shambolic National Insurance Hike Is Based on a Faulty Reading of Aggregate Statistics
Everyone wants to see more productivity-inducing innovation and business investment. Yet looking at aggregate statistics and making sweeping conclusions leads to bad policy.
By Ryan Bourne
December 12, 2016
Blog

Sessions’ TPP Misconceptions
All decisions of the TPP Commission have to be by consensus of all the governments who are parties to the TPP, one of which is the United States.
By Simon Lester
February 13, 2008
Slate

Telecom Amnesty
By Timothy B. Lee
July 3, 2007
Blog

Happy Birthday, America—and Thanks for Having Me
By Sallie James

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Results from the 2018 Libertarianism vs. Conservatism Post-Debate Survey

Legal Migration Can Control the Border

DOMA Unconstitutionally Denies Federal Benefits to Legally Married Same-Sex Couples

United States v. Windsor

The Core Challenge That Johnson’s Government Won’t Face up To. Boosting Growth

Welcome to Libertarian Land

Cato Institute Reading Lists

Russia Shows the Limits of Propaganda

Trump versus Rubio? The Donald Is More Likely to Keep America at Peace

This Is Our Emergency

Surprised by Neil Gorsuch’s Ruling? You Weren’t Paying Attention.

The Chancellor’s Shambolic National Insurance Hike Is Based on a Faulty Reading of Aggregate Statistics

Sessions’ TPP Misconceptions

Telecom Amnesty

Happy Birthday, America—and Thanks for Having Me