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Commentary

Don't Link Terror to Immigration Policy

James Jay Carafano | May 06, 2013
Designing immigration and border-security regimes to stop terrorists is a bit like concreting over turnstiles to prevent fare evasion.

The Unspoken Immigration Debate

Robert W. Merry | Feb 14, 2013
The reform discussion and poll numbers are at odds.

Marco Rubio, the Unfinished Candidate

John Allen Gay | Feb 14, 2013
The Florida senator's State of the Union rebuttal was a missed opportunity.
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Essays

The Perpetual Border Battle

Mark Krikorian | Jun 28, 2012
Though some pundits insist illegal immigration is fading as a national problem, careful study of the border situation suggests otherwise. The challenge remains serious, and large enforcement gaps persist.

End of an Affair?

Robert S. Leiken | Dec 01, 2002
A tale of Mexican-American romance and disappointment, with proposals preferred to save a friendship.

Chirac: Beyond Gaullism?

Harvey Sicherman | Dec 01, 1995
The annual G-7 economic summits have been justly described as photoopportunities in which anything except economics may be discussed.

Blogs

Ireland's Death Spiral?

Lewis McCrary | Sep 17, 2012

A Culture of Hatred in Israel

Paul R. Pillar | Aug 21, 2012
Recent violence testifies to the institutionalization of dangerous patterns of thinking about Palestinians.

Politicized Justice

Paul R. Pillar | Jun 26, 2012
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Books & Reviews

Hyphenating Foreign Policy

James Schlesinger | Dec 01, 2000
The new game of ethnic politics in foreign polics is a curious development--no less than American leaders' support of it.

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