A. [inaudible conversations] good afternoon. Welcome to the Cato Institute i am director of the decade of center for constitutional studies and your host this afternoon. I am pleased to note cosponsoring our debate today on behalf of the Federalist Society flinty extend a welcome also to those watching us streusel Live Streaming and through the offices of cspan tv as well. On monday, january 13, the Supreme Court will hear an argument called the nlrb defers is standing with the most important constitutional cases is expected to decide this term at issue is the recess appointments power to make recess appointments to federal office is that otherwise requires confirmation and it has never decided said nature or scope but for todays debate it is worth it to begin to the constitutional text at issue if you pull out your handy kato pocket constitution article ii of sexual back to you can see that it says the president ial have power to tell all vacancies that could happen through the recess
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My is stan boy, i am a senior fellow here at aei and delighted to welcome leah boston to a for a conversation about her new book joined with rand mitski streets of gold untold story of immigrant success. Make sure to buy a copy you can buy them online or in a bookstore. Im delighted were doing this event in person but a warm welcome. Well to our online and Television Viewership for our viewers who are not in the room, please submit your questions to john currans at air dot org or via twitter with hashtag ask air on liam rants very readable books about the history of migration to the United States in particular the late 19th century relies on large amounts of original research involving large data sets of millions of american. It revised our understanding of historical waves of immigration. It draws important parallels between those earlier experiences and the contemporary immigrant experience. The book also summarizes our understanding of various economic and cultural aspects of migrat