“Why would Speaker Johnson throw the Border Patrol under the bus?” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: January 30, 2024
“Here’s how a border-Ukraine deal can still happen” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: January 25, 2024
“Democrats can now turn the tables on the politics of the border” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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If Conservatives Care About the Border So Much, They Shouldn’t Wreck Section 702
Republican hypocrisy and weak leadership is threatening the continuation of the critical counterterrorism program.
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The Washington Monthly Newsletter: November 30, 2023
“Joe Biden (And Jon Tester and Sherrod Brown) Could Use a Bipartisan Immigration Deal” and the latest from the Washington Monthly website.
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Joe Biden (And Jon Tester and Sherrod Brown) Could Use A Bipartisan Immigration Deal
The risks of trying to forge an agreement with House Republicans on the highly charged issue are outweighed by powerful political incentives.
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The Government Bureaucrat You Never Heard of Who Is Fixing the Climate, the Supply Chain, and the Border
An interview with Robin Carnahan, Administrator of the General Services Administration.
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Republicans Want to Impeach Mayorkas. How About Giving Him a Medal?
The Homeland Security secretary and Cuban refugee is being pilloried by the right and some on the left for his immigration policies, but the Biden administration is succeeding in slowing the influx of refugees and ending the cruelty of the Trump era.
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Biden’s Smart Immigration Idea
The Welcome Corps allows Americans to sponsor groups of vetted migrants seeking asylum and help newcomers settle in their communities.
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Democrats Need An Immigration Strategy Before They Turn On Each Other
The party needs to get past its mantra of comprehensive immigration reform and address the border mess with seriousness and compassion, unlike the GOP.
