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Progressive Immigration Protectionism

  • by Stan Tsirulnikov
  • March 1, 2013

Progressives know that the American public will not support direct subsidies to individual workers harmed by immigration, so they use restrictions as a cynical half-measure to prevent the supposed harm from happening at all.

The pens at Ellis Island, main hall. These people have passe...

Immigration

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Immigration for Our Own Good

  • by Adam Gurri
  • February 4, 2013

America needs the dynamism and disruption that immigrants can bring. If we try to limit or fine tune the kind of immigrants we allow, we might miss out on the next great entrepreneurial innovation, and our economy will become more fragile.

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