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Government & Politics
Immigration: No Fix
for an Aging Society.
H-1Bs: Still Not the
Best and the Brightest
Survey: Voters
Unaware of Candidates’ Immigration Positions: McCain Primary Voters in
Particular Don’t Know, or Disagree With Him
What Happened to
Immigration? Reports of the issue’s demise are greatly exaggerated
Mexico First?
McCain has embraced a Vicente Fox aide as his own
John McCain,
Multiculturalist: Immigration is just one problem
Jewish
Establishment Off-Key In Immigration Debate
Amnesty John: If
this is straight talk, who needs lies?
Immigration, Mainstream Media, and the 2008 Election
Latino Voting in the 2006 Election: Realignment to the GOP Remains Distant
The Public’s View of Immigration: A Comprehensive Survey and Analysis
Immigration and Usurpation: Elites, Power, and the People’s Will
Mexican Officials Feather Their Nests While Decrying U.S. Immigration Policy,
Keeping Extremists Out: The History of Ideological Exclusion and the Need for
Its Revival By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, November 5, 2004
Losing Ground or Staying Even? Republicans and the Politics of the Latino Vote By James G. Gimpel Center for Immigration Studies Backgrounder, October 2004
Testing for Citizenship: Update on the Redesign of the Naturalization Exam Center for Immigration Studies Panel, July 13, 2004
Post-Americans: They've just grown beyond their country By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, June 22, 2004
State and Local Authority to Enforce Immigration Law: A Unified Approach for
Stopping Terrorists
What’s Wrong with the Visa Lottery?
By Mark Krikorian Newsday, April 26, 2004
Safety Through Immigration Control By Mark Krikorian
The Providence Journal, April 24, 2004 By Mark Krikorian New York Daily News, April 18, 2004
Trade Agreements and Immigration By Jessica Vaughan In the National Interest, April 13, 2004
Guestworker Programs: Lessons from the Past and Warnings for the Future
By Mark Krikorian The American Enterprise, April/May, 2004
Viewpoints: Should borders be open? By Mark Krikorian BBC News, UK Edition, April 1, 2004
Strange Bedfellows: Left and right on immigration By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, March 31, 2004
Flawed Assumptions Underlying Guestworker Programs
Funding for Immigration in the President's 2005 Budget
Not Amnesty but Attrition: The Way to go on Immigration By Mark Krikorian National Review, March 22, 2004
Center for Immigration Studies Panel, March 3, 2004
America's New Welcome Mat: A Look at the Goals and Challenges of the US-VISIT
Program
The Proposed Issuance of Maryland State Driver's Licenses to Illegal Aliens,
Flawed Assumptions Underlying Guestworker Programs
Bush Bill Would Aid Mexico's Meddling in U.S. By Mark Krikorian Newsday, February 18, 2004
Earth to WSJ: Clueless on immigration By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, January 28, 2004
Enforcement Blues: Do we want an immigration agency that works, or not? National Review Online, January 26, 2004
Amnesty, Again: This country should have learned -- apparently, it has not,
National Review, January 26, 2004
No Time like the Present for Driver's License Reform
By Jessica Vaughan,
Bush Plan for Illegals Out of Touch with Reality By Mark Krikorian January 17, 2004
Promise Unfulfilled: Why Didn’t Collective Bargaining Transform California’s
Farm Labor Market?
Immigration, Saudi Style: A radical disconnect. By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, January 13, 2004
Falling Behind on Security: Implementation of the Enhanced Border Security and
Visa Entry Reform Act of 2002
Be Our Guest: Trade Agreements and Visas
Politics by Other Means: The “Why” of Immigration to the United States
Arizona Amnesty: Rewarding Illegal Aliens By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, November 21, 2003
Immigration in a Time of Recession: An Examination of Trends Since 2000
Remaking the Political Landscape: The Impact of Illegal and Legal Immigration on
Congressional Apportionment Center for Immigration Studies Backgrounder, October 2003
No Longer the Third Rail: Immigration makes a political comeback in California By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, October 9, 2003
By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, October 3, 2003
Can Immigration Law Be Enforced? A Year after 9/11, Many Still Answer 'No' Center for Immigration Studies Panel, September 26, 2003
RICO: A New Tool for Immigration Law Enforcement
Bar None: An Evaluation of the 3/10-Year Bar
The Role of State and Local Law Enforcement in Immigration Center for Immigration Studies Panel, June 26, 2003
The Issuance, Acceptance and Reliability Of Consular Identification Cards
Mexico's Illegal Alien ID Card: Should it be Valid in the United States?
Oil for Illegals?
Mexico, and the Democrats, have a fit over House vote., National Review Online, May 14, 2003
Officers Need Backup: The Role of State and Local Police in Immigration Law
Enforcement
IDs for Illegals: The 'Matricula Consular' Advances Mexico's Immigration Agenda
Latinos and the 2002 Election: Republicans Do Well When Latinos Stay Home
Elite vs. Public Opinion: An Examination of Divergent Views on Immigration
Impossible Dream or Distant Reality? Republican Efforts to Attract Latino Voters
Con Game: The GOP Is Being Taken For a Ride By Mark Krikorian National Review Online, August 20, 2001
Fraudulent Use of U.S. Immigration Documents
Remaking the Political Landscape: How Immigration Redistributes Seats in the
House
"Rotten Boroughs: Immigration's Effect on the Redistribution of House Seats"
"The Changing Politics of Immigration Policymaking in Congress"
Migration, Immigration, and the Politics of Places
Identification Documentation Fraud
Proposals for Reform of Legal Immigration Policy
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