Immigration hurts U.S. employers just as much as anyone else. India makes a better ally than dependent.

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July 29, 2020

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India as an Ally, Not a Dependent ([link removed] )

Washington’s objective should not be a formal alliance system dependent on the U.S., but a cooperative coalition of states capable of constraining PRC adventurism.

- The U.S. Wants India as a Real Ally, Not Another Helpless Dependent ([link removed] )

By Doug Bandow

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The Problem with Justice Gorsuch’s Legal Philosophy ([link removed] )

If Justice Gorsuch wants to move the law away from nebulous, flimsy reasoning toward more textualist, neutral principles, he must account for both text and precedent.

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Tens of Thousands of Employers Harmed by Trump Immigration Restrictions ([link removed] )

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The Trump Administration doesn’t care for immigration even apparently if tens of thousands of employers are harmed in the process of putting up immigration hurdles. David Bier and Caleb O. Brown comment.

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