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October 30, 2015
The Hill (Online)

Immigration Reform Ideas for the New Speaker
Paul Ryan (R‑Wis.) began his term as the youngest Speaker of the House of Representatives in living memory by tweeting “[w]e are not settling scores. We are wiping the slate clean.” The policy slate that needs the deepest …
By Alex Nowrasteh
August 5, 2015
Blog

The Federal Reserve’s War on Drugs
… for opening a master account, also states that a master account is subject to other applicable Federal Reserve regulations and policies. These include policies related to risk posed by a financial institution and how the risk will be mitigated when …
By George Selgin
July 14, 2015
Blog

Immigration and Crime – What the Research Says
The alleged murder of Kate Steinle in San Francisco by illegal immigrant Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez has reignited the debate over the link between immigration and crime. Such debates often call for change in policy regarding the deportation or apprehension …
By Alex Nowrasteh
March 13, 2015
Blog

A Message from Cato’s Center for the Study of Science
As we’ve mentioned before on the Cato blog, over the past few weeks some members of Congress have been sending letters of intimidation to researchers whose scientific findings were politically inconvenient to the members’ policy proposals. First, seven scientists …
By Patrick J. Michaels
February 18, 2015
National Review (Online)

Obama’s ‘Complete Abdication’ of the Law
When Texas filed a constitutional challenge to President Obama’s executive action on immigration, his supporters scoffed and ridiculed the suit as lacking any merit. First, they argued, states are not injured by the federal policy. Second, they contended that …
By Josh Blackman
January 7, 2015
Legal Briefs

Texas v. United States
… charged with administering.” This executive action represents a fundamental rewrite of the immigration laws that is inconsistent with the congressional policy currently embodied in the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA)—a policy that, again, those who joined this brief by …
By Peter Margulies, Josh Blackman, Ilya Shapiro, & Leif A. Olson
August 20, 2014
Testimony

Common Core and the Impact of National Standards
… opportunity to speak with you today about this important issue. My name is Jason Bedrick and I am an education policy analyst at the Center for Educational Freedom at the Cato Institute, a nonprofit, non‐partisan, public policy research organization …
By Jason Bedrick
July 2014
Pioneer Institute White Paper

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Giving Kids Credit: Using Scholarship Tax Credits to Increase Educational Opportunity in Massachusetts
By Jason Bedrick
February 17, 2012
Blog

Local Governments Also To Blame For Housing Crisis
By Mark A. Calabria
January 20, 2012
Blog

Sorry EPI, It’s Credit, Not Race, that Drives Mortgage Pricing
By Mark A. Calabria
Summer 2011
Regulation

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Would the REINS Act Rein In Federal Regulation?
By Jonathan H. Adler
January 12, 2011
Blog

Brazil’s Drug Czar: Let’s Look at Portugal’s Experience with Decriminalization
By Ian Vásquez
January 4, 2011
Blog

Bank Deregulation and Income Inequality
By Mark A. Calabria
December 3, 2010
Blog

Boehner to Protect the Fed?
By Mark A. Calabria
January 3, 2009
United Press International

Contracting’s Con Side
By David Isenberg

Cato Annual Report

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Immigration Reform Ideas for the New Speaker

The Federal Reserve’s War on Drugs

Immigration and Crime – What the Research Says

A Message from Cato’s Center for the Study of Science

Obama’s ‘Complete Abdication’ of the Law

Texas v. United States

Common Core and the Impact of National Standards

Giving Kids Credit: Using Scholarship Tax Credits to Increase Educational Opportunity in Massachusetts

Local Governments Also To Blame For Housing Crisis

Sorry EPI, It’s Credit, Not Race, that Drives Mortgage Pricing

Would the REINS Act Rein In Federal Regulation?

Brazil’s Drug Czar: Let’s Look at Portugal’s Experience with Decriminalization

Bank Deregulation and Income Inequality

Boehner to Protect the Fed?

Contracting’s Con Side