March 2008
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March 17, 2008
Video of the March Against the Wall
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March 5, 2008
NY Times Editorial
Posted by John Moore under Border Wall, Brownsville, criminalizing immigration, economics, immigration, Open Borders[5] Comments
The basic idea of the article, which you can find here, is that the cause of illegal immigration is that we make it illegal by issuing far fewer visas than our economy demands, and that the best way to end it is to bring that number of visas dramitically up. I only have one thing to add: I’ve been saying that for years.
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