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For immigration advocates, the release last May of a long-awaited National Research Council (NRC) study on the economic effects of our open door policy (around 800,000 people a year are admitted to the U.S.) was cause for rejoicing.
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This essay is widely-circulated in pamphlet form by activists in the International Society for Individual Liberty. ... On the question of immigration policy, opinions range from "open door" advocates of free immigration to "closed door" advocates of zero immigration, and every shade of the spectrum in between.
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By Jim Morahan THE economy could not support an open door immigration policy, the leader of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) said yesterday. ... THE economy could not support an open door immigration policy, the leader of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) said yesterday. Launching the 2002 annual report of...
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But those who advocate open-door immigration are not, generally, using it to renew the country. Immigrants are, instead, being used to support a “low wage” policy – a de facto policy that Democratic and Republican administrations and Congresses have followed for over two decades, without any public discussion.
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We may not be ready for an open-door immigration policy in Canada, but at least the policy door should be open to real debate instead of having it slammed in our face in a non-confidence vote on a budget bill.
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The authors of this volume examine the relative merits of immigration to the United States. In particular, they attempt to provide answers to two basic questions concerning immigration: "Do immigrants hurt or help us economically? ... Title: Still an open door? U.S. immigration policy and the American economy.
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Still an Open Door?: U.S. Immigration Policy and the American Economy (The American University Press Public Policy) by Briggs Vernon M; Binding: Paperback, 175 pages ; Publisher: University Press of America;
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