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What Should U.S. Immigration Policy Be?
0:00-Immigration policy has become something of a political football. -President Biden is wasting no time0:06unveiling his immigration plan. In fact, in his first hours in office, he signed several executive orders undoing0:17-The new poll finds that many Americans want more, not less immigration, to the U.S. -On day one, I'm sending
Trump Becomes the Very Thing He Swore to Destroy. And It Might Cost Us Our Country.
2:59And then if you press them still more, they will say, "Yeah, well look, it's, you know, it's not great in a lot of ways, but immigration,3:07he sealed the border. He kept his promises on immigration." And that's not a small thing because Trump's position3:14on immigration is the core of the Trump movement and has been since 2015 when he first emerged as a candidate. Not a
Saagar Enjeti: Trump, MAGA, DOGE, Obama, FDR, JFK, History & Politics | Lex Fridman Podcast #454
5:15it's going to be because of immigration. - Hmm. - So aside from immigration,5:21what are the maybe less than obvious reasons that Trump won? - Yes, we absolutely need to return to immigration,22:24around racialism is because post, you know, mass immigration from Europe, the term white kind of became blanket applied to new Irish,
Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration
0:00well good day everybody my name is Alex nor asta and I'm the director of Immigration Studies here at the cato0:06institute now immigration policy has been one of the most widely discussed and controversial public policy issues in0:24bans child tensions surges of asylum seekers along the border and debates of a merit-based immigration now there are
Peter Brimelow on the Invasion of America, Who’s Behind It, and How Long Until Total Collapse
2:18immigration in 1992 saying time to rethink immigration that sometimes credit with kicking off the the modern2:31stabbed us in the back and purged the magazine of immigration patriots and uh for the next while um you know the war3:53experience at National Review 1992. You said you wrote this piece saying time to rethink immigration, which I remember
Inside the Cartel Crisis with Border Patrol Chief | Chris Clem
1:19through an immigration proceeding um drugs terrorism terrorist weapons all sorts of Contraband and obviously people12:16comprehensive immigration reform and the Republicans said well you give us border12:22security you build us our fence you secure the Border we'll give you immigration reform and so he he hon he
The Forces Behind Britain's Downfall - Konstantin Kisin
0:37changing the political consensus in real time. So a lot of the discussion is about illegal immigration. Um4:07uh 55,000 people a year came into Britain legally. Legal immigration like4:49zoom out a little bit. Like why do you have an immigration system? What's the point of having a system that controls
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11:04son-in-law Jared Kushner. Now, we're told the conversation included potential areas of legislative common ground, such as housing, immigration, and the cost of33:12Thank you very much. CBS News immigration correspondent Camila Montoya Galves joins me now to discuss his latest reporting on a Navy sailor's1:11:54Absolutely right, Ouija. Thank you so very much. The Trump administration's immigration crackdown has swept up the father of a sailor serving aboard the
Alastair Campbell vs. TRIGGERnometry: Grooming Gangs, Immigration and Iraq
15:35and type and quantity of mass immigration into Britain, into America, into many European countries, and the scale of illegal immigration that we've15:43had. So, I came to Britain from Russia, formerly the Soviet Union, in 1996. When I came, um, net immigration into Britain15:52was about 55,000 a year. And at the time 3% of the British public thought immigration was a major issue. It wasn't an issue basically in 199 cared.
