Economic Judgment on Arizona’s Immigration Law
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Post by Vipul Naik (regular blogger and site founder, launched site and started blogging March 2012). See: all posts by Vipul Naik Vipul Naik's personal statement My co-bloggers at this site,...
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Post by Nathan Smith (regular blogger for the site, joined April 2012). See: all posts by Nathan Smith Nathan Smith's personal statement This post is in anwer to Vipul’s post “Immigration enforcement —...
View ArticleImmigration crackdowns: federal versus state
Post by Vipul Naik (regular blogger and site founder, launched site and started blogging March 2012). See: all posts by Vipul Naik Vipul Naik's personal statement Note: This blog post is a little blase...
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Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee Goldwater is a name synonymous with the...
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Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee’s personal statement blog post introducing John Lee The Associated Press has a great story...
View ArticleUS immigration law creates hundreds of mini-dictators, empowered to enforce...
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee Donald Dobkin is a Canadian-American...
View ArticleWedging a crack in trans-Atlantic borders
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee A few years ago, the South Carolina Journal...
View ArticleImmigration restrictions and casual moral assumptions
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee David Goodhart, a British writer and...
View ArticleTrue stories from immigration law: US citizens have no right to be with their...
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee The US legal doctrine of consular...
View ArticleDo Images of Immigrant Suffering Along the Border Help the Open Borders Cause?
Post by Joel Newman (occasional blogger for the site, joined January 2013). See: all posts by Joel Newman blog post introducing Joel Newman Television footage showing the mistreatment of nonviolent...
View ArticleA DREAM Act for Singapore? Or, the arbitrariness of nationality-based...
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee There is a 19-year-old Filipino citizen who...
View ArticleMichele Wucker was making the case for open borders 7 years ago
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee I recently finished Michele Wucker’s...
View ArticleGermany is thinking about abolishing visas
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee Open borders advocates may have some allies...
View ArticleUS to foreigners: we’re a nation of immigrants! (If you’re a lottery winner,...
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee I recently stumbled across this interesting...
View ArticleWhy Are There So Few Unlawful Immigrants?
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View ArticleThe Simplicity and Fairness of Open Borders
Post by Joel Newman (see all posts by Joel Newman) “It is not up to the British state to decide where people should or should not live, or anyone else but migrants and refugees themselves. We support...
View ArticleHumiliating and dehumanising: border controls
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee I’ve often found it a bit odd how civil...
View ArticleUS visa policy: a cross between Kafka, Orwell, racism, and aristocracy
Post by John Lee (regular blogger for the site, joined October 2012). See: all posts by John Lee John Lee's personal statement blog post introducing John Lee It’s always fascinating to see an...
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