The Paradox of Poverty: How We Spent $3.5 Trillion Without Changing the Poverty Rate
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A Guide to the Presidential Candidates' Economic Plans
BG918: A Guide to the Presidential Candidates' Economic Plans
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What To Do About the Kassebaum-Kennedy Bill
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The wrong course
Congress is in the midst of the most dramatic overhaul of our nation's immigration laws in 80 years. So why is hardly anyone is asking the basic question, How might this affect government costs?
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Congress must weigh cost of amnesty
Americans, the most recent CBS/New York Times poll found, hold a nuanced set of views on immigration reform. The percentage saying that the level of legal immigration should remain the same or increase now stands at 59%, the highest level ever recorded.
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