Illegal Immigration: Opposing Viewpoints Series

Illegal Immigration: Opposing Viewpoints Series

by Noel Merino
Illegal Immigration: Opposing Viewpoints Series

Illegal Immigration: Opposing Viewpoints Series

by Noel Merino

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Overview

This volume debates the issue of illegal immigration. Readers analyze such topics as whether illegal immigration impacts the United States, how effective are policies to stop illegal immigration, are immigrants treated justly, and how U.S. immigration policy should be reformed. Essay sources include the Federation for American Immigration Reform, The Heritage Foundation Immigration and Border Security Reform Task Force, Eric Posner, Jessica M. Vaughan, Mark Krikorian, and Francisco Rivera-Batiz.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780737772739
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 03/26/2015
Series: Opposing Viewpoints Series
Edition description: New Edition
Pages: 216
Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.60(d)
Age Range: 15 - 17 Years

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Table of Contents

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints? 11

Introduction 14

Chapter 1 How Does Illegal Immigration Impact the United States?

Chapter Preface 18

1 There's No Such Thing as an Illegal Immigrant Eric Posner 20

2 Illegal Immigration: Who Benefits? Victor Davis Hanson 27

3 Unemployment and Illegal Immigration Bob Confer 35

4 There Is No Evidence That Illegal Immigrants Take Jobs from Americans Daniel Griswold 40

5 Do Illegal Immigrants Actually Hurt the U.S. Economy? Adam Davidson 45

6 Illegal Immigrants Pose a Safety Threat and Drain Resources: Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) 50

7 Illegal Immigrants Do Not Pose a Safety Threat Steve Chapman 55

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 59

Chapter 2 How Effective Are Policies to Stop Illegal Immigration?

Chapter Preface 61

1 The US-Mexican Border Needs Increased Security: The Heritage Foundation Immigration and Border Security Reform Task Force 63

2 No, We Don't Need More Immigration Enforcement Gabriel Arana 73

3 Immigration Enforcement in Sharp Decline, Despite Obama Administration's Claims Jessica M. Vaughan 79

4 Trust but E-Verify Lamar Smith 84

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 88

Chapter 3 Are Illegal Immigrants Treated Justly?

Chapter Preface 90

1 It Is Unfair to Deny Innocent Immigrant Children Legal Status Cory Gardner 92

2 It Is Immoral to Grant Illegal Immigrant Children Legal Status Ira Mehlman 98

3 Immigrant Children Should Earn Legal Status Through Military Service Jeff Denham 102

4 Obama's Immigration Fiat Mark Krikorian 108

5 Law-Abiding Illegal Immigrants Do Not Need to Be Deported Keegan Hamilton 114

6 Why "Illegal Immigrant" Is a Slur Charles Garcia 121

7 The Accurate Term Should Be "Illegal Alien" Jon Feere 127

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 131

Chapter 4 How Should US Immigration Policy Be Reformed?

Chapter Preface 133

1 Enforcement, Then Amnesty, on Immigration Mark Krikorian 135

2 Illegal Immigrants Should Be Put on a Path to Earned Citizenship Marshall Fitz 148

3 Immigration Benefits the United States Doug Bandow 156

4 Not All Illegal Immigrants Should Be Treated the Same Irwin M. Stelzer 166

5 States Should Compete for Illegal Immigrants Jagdish Bhagwati Francisco Rivera-Batiz 176

Periodical and Internet Sources Bibliography 188

For Further Discussion 189

Organizations to Contact 191

Bibliography of Books 197

Index 201

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