To foreign lands and compares migration trends in the past decade. This is about 90 minutes. Welcome, everybody, to the Cato Institute. Since the beginning of this year immigration has become of burning Public Policy issue in washington. For the first time in decades the United States considering that major reform in the way that it deals with immigrants, the ensuing debate and the possibility of reform is welcome, but the fact is politicians are arriving very late to this issue. That is because in this country there has long been a wide gap between restrictive laws and the reality of immigration. The gap that reflects the economic and social fact that there are millions of americans and millions of immigrants from mexico and Central America. We wish to engage in peaceful voluntary exchange but are not legally allowed to do so. That inconsistency has produced a lot of the problems associated with Legal Immigration. Many Serious Problems and some imagined. The prospect of reform has sti
The ensuing debate and the possibility of reform are welcomed, but the fact is politicians are arriving very late to this issue. Thats because in this country, there has long been a wide gap between restrictive laws and the reality of immigration. It is a capital reflux the economic and social fact that there are millions of americans and millions of immigrants from mexico, Central America and elsewhere who wish to Work Together in this country and engage in peaceful voluntary exchange, but are not legally allowed to do so. And that inconsistency has produced a lot of the problems associated with Legal Immigration. Many serious problems, and some an agent. The prospects of reform has also stimulated the debate about the economic and cultural issues surrounding immigration, its impact, and its a debate that cuts across party lines, and is one that has generated a lot of passion. How would a possible legalization of millions of unauthorized immigrants, and the creation of a Guest Worker
About some booktv, after words with guest host emily pierce. This week tranones and her latest book, women in the club gender and policy making in the senate and the growth of the partisan divide. The program is about one hour. I think one of the things i took away from this book, which was very wonderful, you dont say this explicitly, but i feel like the thing i took were the the most is women in the sun and use their gender when it behooves them to shy away from it when it does not. Some of the points youre trying to make with this book . Or what is it that you want people to take away . Well, i do think that is partially true. Most people dont realize there were few women up until the 1990s. All of the male senators dont always know what to do and you have women coming in at the same time while you have a very big ship in washington is washington becomes more partisan. So is women coming to the senate, you also have a much more polarizing environment. They do emphasize that if it he
David cameron described the london trike against station. And he talked about more women public office. Questions for Prime Minister. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I had colleagues and others and in addition to my duties i shall have further such later today. London is a 24 7 global city and the commercial is the western world. Ith the economy growing and unemployment we agree that the bring of the union to london boos but i absolutely agree with honorable friend and absolutely no justification for a strike. Need a modernized working for the millions of londoners who every day. The fact is only 3 of involve and now makes sense to have fewer people offices and more people on the platform and stations. I condemn this strike. The shadow defense minister was asked to do so today, he actually said it was a matter union, so i hope that the leader of the opposition unreserve iedly condemn this strike today. The on going floods and storms have seen families driven out of their homes and affected sig
Thank you, mr. Speaker. This morning i had colleagues and others and in addition to my duties i shall have further such meetings later today. Mr. Speaker, london is a 24 7 global city and the commercial center is the western world. With the economy growing and unemployment we agree that the efforts of the union to bring london boos is nothing short of economic vandalism. But i absolutely agree with my honorable friend and absolutely no justification for a strike. We need a modernized working for the millions of londoners who use it every day. The fact is only 3 of transactions now involve and makes sense to have fewer people in the offices and more people on the platform and stations. I condemn this strike. When the shadow defense minister was asked to do so today, he actually said it was a matter for the union, so i hope that the leader of the opposition will get up and unreservedly condemn this strike today. The ongoing floods and storms have seen families driven out of their homes a