ARTHUR LAFFER: Today, to my delight, the message of the Laffer Curve underpins the vision of your new, if embattled, Prime Minister Liz Truss and her Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
By 1976, an estimated 1,500 Haitians had arrived in South Florida by boat. Even amid widespread repression and persecution at home, successive U.S. governments categorically denied Haitians were asking for political asylum. In the third episode of Detention By Design, we look at how the Cold War shaped immigration detention in the late 1970s - with those fleeing Communist regimes being granted asylum, while Haitians were being thrown in jail.