What We Talk About When We Talk About Immigration
Focusing on immigration policy through the lens of political allegiance is both dangerous and often ahistorical.
Neema Parvini
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Focusing on immigration policy through the lens of political allegiance is both dangerous and often ahistorical.
His campaign focuses on solving the problem of job losses to automation—an issue many politicians seem happy to ignore.
“Rising inequality” has become a catch-all explanation with which politicians, journalists, and intellectuals can wave away the actual concerns of “populists,” with abstract talk about the “underlying economic causes” — few if any of which stand up to scrutiny.
There is good reason for the controversy. Early in the book, Reeves lays out the inconvenient truth: