Immigration : opposing viewpoints / Tamara L. Roleff, book editor.

America should welcome immigration Thomas L. Nichols America should discourage immigration Garrett Davis Restrictions on immigration are necessary Frank Julian Warne Restrictions on immigration are not necessary Peter Roberts National origins quotas should be abolished John F. Kennedy National origins quotas should be retained Marion Moncure Duncan Legal immigration is a serious problem Yeh Ling-Ling Legal immigration is not a serious problem Linda Chavez and John J. Miller Legal immigration harms American workers Michael Lind Legal immigration does not harm American workers Charles Lane Illegal immigration harms the United States G. Russell Evans The extent of illegal immigration is exaggerated Frank del Olmo Immigrants abuse the welfare system George Borjas Immigrants do not abuse the welfare system part I: Michael Fix, Jeffrey S. Passel, and Wendy Zimmermann; part II: Julian Simon Anti-illegal immigration laws would benefit society James Thornton Anti-illegal immigration laws would harm society Raul Hinojosa and Peter Schey A national identification system would reduce illegal immigration Susan Martin A national identification system would not reduce illegal immigration John J. Miller and Stephen Moore The United States should militarize the U.S.-Mexico border Ben J. Seeley The United States should not militarize the U.S.-Mexico border Revolutionary Worker A moratorium on immigration is needed Wayne C. Lutton and John H. Tanton Immigration restrictions are harmful George Reisman Reform immigration policy by changing the preference system Peter D. Salins Reform immigration policy by selling visas Edward P. Lazear The United States should repeal birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants Edward J. Erler The United States should not repeal birthright citizenship Walter Dellinger.

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