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October 20, 2019
Business Insider

Elizabeth Warren’s and Bernie Sanders’ ‘Free’ College Idea Would Be a Disaster for International Students
… be paying for others to accumulate valuable knowledge and skills that they would then take out of the country. Easier immigration might improve the situation — currently only 65,000 H1B visas are reserved for undergraduates desiring work in businesses — but …
By Neal McCluskey and Catherine Straus
March 19, 2017
Blog

What to Look for in the Gorsuch Confirmation Hearings
… get at some deeper jurisprudential or philosophical issues without asking the nominee to either comment on pending cases (like the immigration executive orders) or generate out-of-context fodder for the evening news (anything about Roe v. Wade). For possible …
By Ilya Shapiro
2017
Cato Handbook for Policymakers

3. Toward a Congressional Resurgence
… As Justice Anthony Kennedy remarked during oral argument in U.S. v. Texas, the challenge to the president’s sweeping immigration directives, “that’s just upside down.” Even as he forged new frontiers in unilateral power, President Obama reportedly worried …
By John Samples and Gene Healy
February 18, 2010
Daily Caller

Slash Expenditure to Balance the Budget
… world will gladly hold our debt. The U.S. will re‐emerge as a beacon of small government and robust capitalism, so foreign investment (and talented people, if immigration policy allows) will come flooding in. A happy ending all around.
By Jeffrey Miron
May/June 2014
Policy Report

From Fisheries to the Basketball Court
… Bringing Religion into Economic Policy Analysis.” The Spring 2014 issue concludes with reviews of books on the powerful case for immigration, the history of public compensation, and the atrophied state of law in the United States. It wraps up with …
October 7, 2016
Blog

Refugees, Immigrants, and the Polarization of American Foreign Policy
Since 9/11, when pollsters call Americans to ask them how they feel about refugees and immigrants, their responses increasingly reflect the widening gap between Democrats and Republicans rather than a cold-eyed assessment of the actual threat they perceive.
By A. Trevor Thrall
Winter 1993
Cato Journal

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Sound Money and a Liberal Market Order
By Malcolm S. Forbes, Jr.
October 9, 2020
The New York Times

Talk Radio Is Turning Millions of Americans Into Conservatives
The medium is at the heart of Trumpism.
By Paul Matzko
July 6, 2016
The Federalist

Obama Has Lost in the Supreme Court More Than Any Modern President
The government’s arguments across this wide variety of cases would essentially allow the executive branch to do whatever it wants without meaningful constitutional restraint.
By Ilya Shapiro
November 24, 2020
The Dispatch

Trump’s Election Gambit Isn’t Just about Politics
Trust—in each other and in our institutions generally—really matters, so its intentional deterioration among millions of our fellow Americans should be cause for serious concern.
By Scott Lincicome
June 26, 2024
The Dispatch

The ‘Unfettered’ Trade That’s Wildly Popular—and Ignored in Washington
Let’s talk about digital trade.
By Scott Lincicome
November 14, 2018
Blog

What Americans Think about Birthright Citizenship
Last week I appeared on Hill.TV’s What America’s Thinking with Jamal Simmons to discuss what the public thinks about birthright citizenship.
By Emily Ekins
May 19, 2016
Testimony

Settling the Question: Did Bank Settlement Agreements Subvert Congressional Appropriations Powers?
By Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz
March 23, 2018
Conservative HQ

German Populists Shut Out: Establishment Parties Risk Terminal Decline
By Doug Bandow
October 15, 2012
Blog

Here’s Your Answer, Governor Martinez
By Jim Harper

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Elizabeth Warren’s and Bernie Sanders’ ‘Free’ College Idea Would Be a Disaster for International Students

What to Look for in the Gorsuch Confirmation Hearings

3. Toward a Congressional Resurgence

Slash Expenditure to Balance the Budget

From Fisheries to the Basketball Court

Refugees, Immigrants, and the Polarization of American Foreign Policy

Sound Money and a Liberal Market Order

Talk Radio Is Turning Millions of Americans Into Conservatives

Obama Has Lost in the Supreme Court More Than Any Modern President

Trump’s Election Gambit Isn’t Just about Politics

The ‘Unfettered’ Trade That’s Wildly Popular—and Ignored in Washington

What Americans Think about Birthright Citizenship

Settling the Question: Did Bank Settlement Agreements Subvert Congressional Appropriations Powers?

German Populists Shut Out: Establishment Parties Risk Terminal Decline

Here’s Your Answer, Governor Martinez