The national immigration debate largely is split between two camps.
Walls, Amnesty, and False Choices
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NAFTA
Mexican Election Could Lead to Immigration Shift
Mexico’s presidential and congressional elections Sunday will have significant implications in the United States.
NAFTA and Environment
As the Washington, DC area recovers from effects of Hurricane Isabel, President George W. Bush keeps trying to divert the potential “perfect storm” forming from the combination of the constant stream of bad news coming out of the Middle East and growing domestic discontent over the war and occupation in Iraq.
U.S. Nuclear Weapons Policy at the End of the Century:
Star Wars Revisited: Still Dangerous and Costly
The main focus of the U.S. government’s energy and resources should be on preventive measures, which are far more effective at reducing the threat of nuclear war than any pie-in-the-sky defensive schemes.