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Nadler wins step victory towards remaking immigration policy into a sprawling Ponzi scheme

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Under Nadler's Ponzi scheme, Congress would perpetually have to increase immigration until the numerical limit surpassed the total population of the globe.

The American Dream and Promise Act is but one part of President Biden's bill to more than double immigration. Democratic leaders have indicated that they intend to pass as much of Biden's bill as possible by breaking it up into smaller pieces. H.R. 6 is just the tip of the pyramid.

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Immigration attitudes shifted more sharply during Biden's first month than over Trump's final year

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Americans have become sharply more interested in setting immigration limits below 1 million per year since President Biden took office. How will his proposal to increase immigration to 2.4 million per year go over?

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Now They Tell Us: Immigration a Hot Topic Post-Election

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One of the head-scratchers about the 2020 presidential election is that immigration was almost absent from the race. Why did President Trump decide to largely ignore an issue that was so effective for him in 2016? Now that the dust has largely settled, immigration is now getting a good deal of attention from the political commentariat about what comes next.

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History of the Border Surge

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Many of Biden's promises suggest he's ready to take us back to 2014. If the debate over legalization spurred the initial surge before the legal loopholes were well-known, what will happen now that the cat is out of the bag as far as how to game the system? I'm afraid we're going to find out.

Wouldn't it be something, though, if Biden shocked the world and charted a brand new course?

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A Debate Worth Having

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Short of industry titans suddenly deciding to put the interests of wage-earning Americans above the investment class, American workers have the right to appeal their government for an immigration policy that better serves their interests. But might there be something in there for industry as well? Micah Meadowcroft thinks so. A well-paid America, he argues, will be a more innovative America.

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