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Ineffective and Problematic Senate Border Bill Rises from the Dead
By Andrew R. Arthur
Excerpt: If you wanted to break the border, destroy the morale of CBP officers and Border Patrol agents, and give cartels carte blanche to continue to exploit the chaos at the U.S.-Mexico line to run deadly drugs into the United States, this bill is as good a starting point as any.
States Seeking to Curb Illegal Immigration Can Start by Curbing Access to Professional Licenses
By Jessica M. Vaughan
Excerpt: State laws that base eligibility for state public benefits (including professional and commercial licenses) on temporary work authorization awarded by the federal government are counteracting legal efforts by their own attorneys general to minimize the negative impact of the Biden administration’s open-border policies.
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Exploiting Mass Immigration to Displace Blacks
By George Fishman
Excerpt: As we approach the centenary of the 1924 law that brought the first Great Wave of immigration to an end, it's important to note that, to the unfortunate extent that racist thought insinuated itself into immigration thinking at the time, mass immigrationists were just as susceptible as restrictionists.
Border Patrol Suicides and the Senate Border Bill’s Agent Training Mandates
By Andrew R. Arthur
Excerpt: Rather than bunkering in the Capitol for months, the drafters of the Senate border bill should have gone to the border and done a little “cross-cultural communicating” with the agents. The result likely would have been heavier on security and resilience, and lighter on subjects agents already understand too well.
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