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Two Key Points in the New Yorker Article on Arizona's Immigration Politics

By Jerry Kammer
May 2012
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S.B. 1070 Goes Before the Supreme Court

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  • Jon Feere
May 2012
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Public wants to enforce U.S. sovereignty

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  • Mark Krikorian
May 2012
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DOJ Guns for Sheriff Joe

By James R. Edwards Jr.
May 2012
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Arizona Border Incursion in Camouflage, Non-Tracking Gear

By Janice Kephart
May 2012
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In Defense of Arizona's Immigration Law SB1070

By Jan Ting
May 2012
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No Pay, No Stay: Mitt Romney's Real Immigration Position Vindicated

By Stanley Renshon
May 2012
Blog

Former Arizona State Sen. Russell Pearce's Q&A with Sen. Chuck Schumer: Caricature and Reality

By Stanley Renshon
May 2012
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Meet Larry Dever – An Arizona Sheriff Who's No Joe Arpaio

By Jerry Kammer
May 2012
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The Washington Post's Insult Artist, Part 2: Dana Milbank on Russell Pearce's Immigration Views

By Stanley Renshon
May 2012
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The Center for Immigration Studies is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit research organization founded in 1985. It is the nation's only think tank devoted exclusively to research and policy analysis of the economic, social, demographic, fiscal, and other impacts of immigration on the United States.