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Immigration Reform

by Hoover Institution

The “Immigration Reform” channel on Hoover’s Advancing a Free Society blog is an online space that will provide facts and analysis, with the goal of informing the debate on immigration reform as it unfolds across public and legislative spaces. By providing unbiased information to decision makers and other interested parties and by stripping away obfuscation, the Conte Initiative hopes to assist in the creation of an appropriate immigration system for the United States.

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Episodes

  1. Peregrine: “Immigration Reform and the Central American Surge” with Madeline Zavodny

    Madeline Zavodny explains how a deluge of child immigrants from Latin America upended the debate over immigration reform, what should be done with them now that they’re in the United States, and how that will shape the future of the debate.

  2. Peregrine: “Reforming Guest Worker Visas” with Alex Nowrasteh

    Alex Nowrasteh explains the myriad deficiencies of the US guest worker visa program and provides recommendations for reform.

  3. Peregrine: “Immigration Reform: What the Experts Say” with Timothy Kane

    Peregrine editor Timothy Kane presents the results of a recent poll of immigration experts. The answers reveal what experts think about the political dynamics around reform efforts and the policy steps necessary to get immigration policy right.

  4. Peregrine: “Finding an Immigration Equilibrium” with Richard Epstein

    Richard Epstein argues that immigration reformers should focus on criteria for admitting new citizens, not trying to establish quotas.

  5. Peregrine: “The Need for Skilled Immigration” with Clint Bolick

    Clint Bolick explains why immigration reform needs to focus on America’s economic needs rather than on family unification.

  6. Peregrine: “Dispelling Immigration Fears” with John Cochrane

    John Cochrane addresses the most persistent concerns about increasing immigration to the United States, from wage suppression to assimilation.

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The “Immigration Reform” channel on Hoover’s Advancing a Free Society blog is an online space that will provide facts and analysis, with the goal of informing the debate on immigration reform as it unfolds across public and legislative spaces. By providing unbiased information to decision makers and other interested parties and by stripping away obfuscation, the Conte Initiative hopes to assist in the creation of an appropriate immigration system for the United States.

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