New study on legal immigration resolving America's real border problems. Cato Daily Podcast on a case study in warrants for location data.

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August 21, 2019

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Legal Immigration Will Resolve America’s Real Border Problems ([link removed] )

The U.S. government has allowed its asylum and border processing system to become overwhelmed. After numerous failed attempts to deter the flow or restrict asylum, the most realistic and humane way to control the border is for Congress and the administration to channel future immigrants into an orderly legal structure for coming to the country. In a new paper, Cato scholar David Bier ([link removed] ) offers five reforms that would make the asylum system manageable again and restore control over the border.

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Legal Immigration Will Resolve America's Real Border Problems ([link removed] )

By David Bier

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A Case Study in Warrants for Location Data ([link removed] )

An assault in Manhattan leads a prosecutor to get a warrant for cell phone location data from Google. Is this how it’s supposed to work? Julian Sanchez comments.

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Podcast: A Case Study in Warrants for Location Data ([link removed] )

Featuring Julian Sanchez and Caleb O. Brown

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