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Staff writer at Arizona Luminaria & author of The Case for Open Borders John Washington joins Bad Faith to make — what else? — the case for open borders. It seems the left and liberals alike have been largely silent on what they affirmatively believe should be done to address the immigration backlog at the border. We are able to say what we don’t like about Biden’s or the Republicans’ policy. But what should actually be done instead? We are often accused of wanting open borders. What if we owned it? Is it possible to both prioritize the interests of American workers and have a humane border policy? Are we falling into the trap of believing a tradeoff is necessary?
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Produced by Armand Aviram.
Theme by Nick Thorburn (@nickfromislands).
Steve and Sharline celebrate the release of the paperback edition of How We Win the Civil War, which comes out Tuesday, March 12. They discuss how the political landscape has […]
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