Posted on 11/17/2007 5:01:33 PM PST by SergeiRachmaninov
C-SPAN2 (Book TV) airing a Manhattan Institute immigration panel featuring conservative heavy hitters Heather MacDonald, Victor Davis Hanson, and Steven Malanga, coauthors of The Immigration Solution. Panel was taped on 10/29/07 and reairs on Sunday at 2 a.m. and at noon, ET. Program is one hour.
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I only caught the tail end earlier this evening and plan to record it later. Heather MacDonald is known, I believe, for documenting the net economic drain of illegal immigrants.
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I watched. Of the three, Heather MacDonald came the closest to my point of view.
Well, did you watch? What do you think?
I'd be pleased to hear any further observations that you have.
Victor Davis Hanson struck me as the least supportive of these measures in the question and answer segment by asserting we should do something to accommodate illegal immigrants here now.
Steven Malanga was making valid points about immigration in general, and the effect it has on economies worldwide, but his public speaking abilities are absolutely terrible, and and may have kept his points from being understood by viewers. His presentation was historical, and emphasized how our “Civil Rights” based immigration policy ran contrary the economic based immigration policies many nations have adopted. Nations with economic based immigration policy have immigrant effectively integrating into their society, culturally, politically, and personal incomes within 4-6 years. Under our present policy, the “Civil Rights” immigrants and their decedents are not expected to reach parity for 60 years.
Heather MacDonald is one of our intellectual pit bulls, IMO. She is very solid on her facts -- scholarly -- and fearless.
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