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I don’t post much on the immigration issue but here’s a good post from the Heritage Foundation: In an attempt to divert attention from the mounting failures of his signature piece of legislation, President…
Read MoreFrom Heritage: During the August congressional recess, a pro-amnesty coalition of business and union interests is putting the squeeze on members of the House of Representatives to pass a “comprehensive immigration reform” bill similar…
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Three good articles on immigration reform…first up, from Heritage: The Kind of Immigration Reform We Could Support Yes, there are border security plans that do not require a new 1,000-plus-page bill. As Heritage’s Immigration…
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From Breitbart.com: This week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has touted the success of a new border fence that Israel built along its boundary with Egypt to stop illegal infiltrators. In a statement posted…
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From the Heritage Foundation: The Senate will begin debate on the Gang of Eight’s immigration proposal next week. Here are four words to watch out for as the Senators make their case—and warnings about…
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From Charles Murray at NRO: On Monday, May 6, Robert Rector and Jason Richwine of the Heritage Foundation published a study of the fiscal effects of immigration amnesty, arguing that the costs would amount…
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The above isn’t the headline of the article excerpted here from Chris Edwards, it’s a good (and not surprising) line from the Heritage Foundation study he addresses in the article: Conservative and libertarian scholars are clashing over the findings and political implications of the new Heritage Foundation immigration study. The study spans 92 pages and is jam-packed full of statistics and detailed calculations. […]
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From Heritage: Since the birth of our nation, the United States has recognized the vital role of lawful immigration, as it brings important economic and cultural benefits. We have always been, and will continue…
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And here’s #2. Thomas Sowell is an American treasure. Most laws are meant to stop people from doing something, and to penalize those who disregard those laws. More generally, laws are meant to protect…
Read MoreI agree…from Liberty Counsel…
Read MoreFrom Byron York: After moments of panic in the immediate aftermath of Mitt Romney’s defeat, some Republicans and conservatives are regaining their equilibrium on the issue of what the GOP should do about immigration…
Read MoreA National Review editorial: Having suffered not one but several humiliating defeats on Tuesday, Republicans are in danger of embracing “comprehensive” immigration reform — which is to say, amnesty — out of panic. The…
Read MoreFrom Steven Malanga: Many a postmortem of Mitt Romney’s defeat has focused on his poor showing among Hispanics and argued that Republicans won’t do better in national elections until they find a way to…
Read MoreFrom Linda Chavez: [S]ometimes in a democracy, the elected representatives enact bad laws, and the question is what to do about it. We could — and in my view, we should — enact changes…
Read More“We advocate a pro-growth orientation for our state’s economic policies, subjecting proposed legislation or regulation to analysis as to its impact on economic growth for Illinois and rejecting any proposals which would impose a negative impact…”
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