Mark Krikorian writes:<\/p>\n
My new book is being released this week: The New Case Against Immigration, Both Legal and Illegal<\/em>, published by Sentinel, part of the Penguin Group. <\/p>\n The central point of the book — the part of the ”Case” that’s ”New” — is that mass immigration is incompatible with modern society, not because the immigrants are different, but because we<\/em> are. The changes that mark a modern country — in the economy, society, government, technology, etc. — are so fundamental that America’s past success with immigration is no longer relevant. In other words, large-scale immigration was an important phase in our national development, but one we have outgrown. <\/p>\n The book has chapters on sovereignty, assimilation, security, the economy, government spending, and population, as well as a final chapter outlining in some detail what a modern American immigration policy should look like. <\/p>\n David Frum of the conservative American Enterprise Institute has written that the book ”will head any list of the outstanding public policy books of 2008. … This is a book that will anchor the national conversation on immigration in the months ahead” <\/p>\n Mickey Kaus, a liberal journalist and welfare expert has written, ”It is to the immigration debate what Losing Ground<\/em> was to the poverty debate. My copy is already dog-eared.” <\/p>\n To see more advance reaction to the book, as well as to read the Introduction, visit http:\/\/www.cis.org\/NewCase<\/a> <\/p>\n Or, to order, go to http:\/\/www.amazon.com\/exec\/obidos\/ASIN\/1595230351\/centerforimmigra<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Mark Krikorian writes: My new book is being released this week: The New Case Against Immigration, Both Legal and Illegal, published by Sentinel, part of the Penguin Group. The central point of the book — the part of the ”Case” … Continue reading