Op-ed

The Benefits of Revising America's Refuge Policy

The choice is clear: we can either help a tiny share of the world’s refugees who win a 'migration lottery' and are resettled in America or we can devote the limited resources available to assisting potentially millions of people overseas in or near their home countries.

Trump’s Blind Spot on Immigration

A more moderate level of immigration is both good policy and good politics. Cheap foreign labor is cheap foreign labor, whether it’s legal or illegal, permanent or temporary, blue-collar or white-collar.

Refugees and Local Control

Is the Trump administration justified in accepting fewer refugees than in the past?

Bill Lee's refugee decision could perpetuate disingenuous international cycle

Nobody Expects the SPLC Inquisition!

Today’s Left attempts to “completely destroy” its enemies by concocting outlandish guilt-by-association smears. In American politics, we don’t expect the Spanish Inquisition—but it’s here nonetheless.

'All You Americans Are Fired'

When hiring illegal aliens was outlawed 33 years ago, Democrats feared legal immigrants would face job discrimination. It’s turned out quite the opposite.

Should Federal Immigration Authorities Be Barred from Courthouse Arrests in Massachusetts?

What the American Left Can Learn from Denmark's Left on Immigration

Mexico Is an Asylum Free-Rider

It embraces an expansive definition of asylum, then passes the buck by waving asylum-seekers northward.