Immigration – Page 7 – Simon Burrow

American Exceptionalism

SimonJuly 30, 20220

American exceptionalism was noted as far back as Alexis de Tocqueville in the early 19th Century. It was often assumed...

SimonJanuary 28, 20220

Forty Dead in another Immigrant Disaster Most people will say that the people who took a small boat across the...

SimonJanuary 14, 20220

“All our immigration controls have is a veneer of decency." Philippe Legrain author of Them and...

SimonJanuary 7, 20220

The USA attracts immigrants because, more than most countries, it rewards merit and forgives failure, it attempts to...

SimonDecember 31, 20210

"The main reason Haitians suffer in poverty is not because they are from Haiti but because they are in...

SimonDecember 24, 20210

"The case for allowing people to move is simply put: openness to newcomers is morally right, economically...

SimonDecember 17, 20210

"Generally people move to better themselves not bum off others." From Them and Us by Philippe...

SimonDecember 10, 20210

"Immigrants typically feel a strong attachment to the country that has welcomed them." From Them and Us by...

SimonDecember 3, 20210

"We may not share a common ancestry but we share a present and a future." From Them and Us by Philippe...

SimonNovember 19, 20210

"If the U.S. were to design an immigration policy from scratch that would most hurt growth it would be much like...

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