Unsurprisingly, North Korea is still the country with the most religious persecution. States have the power to influence immigration.

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January 29, 2020

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Research, after controlling for student characteristics such as family wealth, has typically found that compared to public school students, private school students and graduates are as tolerant or more tolerant of others.

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By Neal McCluskey

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A New Ranking of Nations Where Christians Are Persecuted ([link removed] )

The longtime champion of religious persecution, North Korea, retains the title.

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By Doug Bandow

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State-Based Visas: Should States Lead on Immigration? ([link removed] )

With the partisan gridlock that has characterized Washington politics for at least the past two decades, can and should states lead the way on immigration by utilizing a state‐​based visa system? Join the Cato Institute’s Alex Nowrasteh for a panel discussion with Representative Curtis and Governor Herbert, featuring a policy deep dive on how state‐​based visas can reform our nation’s broken immigration system.

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Featuring Gary Herbert, Governor of Utah; Rep. John Curtis (R-Utah); moderated by Alex Nowrasteh

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