The UK’s New Deportation Law June 26, 2024 by Ian Smith 8 Comments And what philosophers say about immigration.
8 Immigration Policy Changes For A New Congress And President November 8, 2016 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment No matter who wins, immigration lawlessness will take a Herculean effort to reform.
Getting Rid of H-1B Visas: Easier Said Than Done March 18, 2016 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment Getting Rid of H-1B Visas: Easier Said Than Done
The Beginning of the End of Obama’s Immigration Legacy? November 12, 2015 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment The Fifth Circuit removes the lynchpin to the president’s work-permit giveaway.
‘One Person, One Vote’ Principle on the Line at the Supreme Court August 7, 2015 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment ‘One Person, One Vote‘ Principle on the Line at the Supreme Court
Amnesty Confusion in the Courts April 12, 2015 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment An uncertain legal future for Obama’s executive actions on immigration.
A Legal Precedent for Executive Amnesty? November 5, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment A Georgetown Law confab makes the case for the president.
Hong Kong’s Birthright Citizenship Problem October 19, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment A lesson for the U.S.?
The Visa-For-Sale Scheme and Other Useless Immigration Programs September 21, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment The immigration system’s indifference to immigrant skills and U.S. labor demands.
What States Are Doing on the Border Crisis August 4, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment Taking matters into their own hands.
How Amnesty Will Harm U.S. Support for Israel July 23, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment An overlooked consequence of the changing composition of America.
Obama’s Border Crisis: Facilitating Child Trafficking June 11, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment A grim example of the law of unintended consequences.
The American Bar Association’s Amnesty Hypocrisy June 5, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment Promoting amnesty that will harm low-skill workers — while protecting the legal field from foreign worker competition.
The Return of Earmarks? May 13, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment Ominous signals from Congress that groundbreaking reforms may soon be reversed.
Obama’s Backdoor Amnesty Plan April 27, 2014 by Ian Smith Leave a Comment Another change in prosecutorial “priorities” in the offing?