Good morning. Im the executive director of the center for Immigration Studies. A think tank in washington that examines and critiques the impact of immigration on the United States. The issue of Immigration Courts and the backlogs and Immigration Courts has broken somewhat into the general news. It seems like the thing that would be inside baseball for immigration experts but the backlog in Immigration Courts has grown dramatically. Discuss a paper that the center for Immigration Studies published on this issue. The causes for the backlog. The first presenter on the panel today is going to be the author of that paper. A former immigration judge now resident fellow in law and policy at the center for Immigration Studies. He has worked as a senior staff member and a couple of congressional committees, so here us seen the immigration issue from almost all sides. Mr. Arthur is finished we will have comments on his paper, outside for those who dont have it, and more general thoughts about t
Good morning. Im the executive director of the center for Immigration Studies. A think tank in washington that examines and critiques the impact of immigration on the United States. The issue of Immigration Courts and the backlogs and Immigration Courts has broken somewhat into the general news. It seems like the thing that would be inside baseball for immigration experts but the backlog in Immigration Courts has grown dramatically. That has gotten the attention of mainstream media. There is a variety of issues here. What is causing this backlog . What kind of solutions there are. We have called this panel initially to discuss a paper that the center for Immigration Studies published on this issue. The causes for the backlog. The first presenter on the panel today is going to be the author of that paper. A former immigration judge now resident fellow in law and policy at the center for Immigration Studies. He has worked as a senior staff member and a couple of congressional committees,
Him because i had it done through my work at National Geographic and the smithsonian and writing for the New York Times had read a lot of stories about the civil war. I was amazed to find he was not a prominent figure. Former wall street journal writer and editor George Malone describes the papers role in shaping america and is interviewed by Financial Times columnist and associate editor. The journal supported the federal exchange act, again, with the idea this will stabilize money. And at that point, local banks could issue money against gold supposedly. Well, it created a national currency, the journal reported that. But then in the 1920s it began to have second thoughts. [laughter] announcer for more on the schedule, go to book tv. Org. Announcer the center for Immigration Studies held a discussion on the Court Backlog of immigration cases. Former immigration judge it talks about the increase in the number of cases and this is about an hour and 20 minutes. Good morning. Kian, ims m
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