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  • **FILE** New U.S. citizen Johanna Cornielle Mesa of Lawrence, Mass., originally from the Dominican Republic, gets a kiss from her boyfriend, Luis, while their son Luis Jr. plays with a flag after a naturalization ceremony in Fitchburg, Mass., on Sept. 6, 2012. (Associated Press)

    Assimilating immigrants into the U.S.: New citizens view America differently

    Even as Congress prepares to debate whether to legalize 11 million illegal immigrants and give them a path to citizenship, analysts are cautioning lawmakers to focus on the other part of immigration: assimilating them fully into America.


  • BOOK REVIEW: 'Sovereignty or Submission'

    Black helicopters and "one-world government" have long been staples of conspiracy theories across the political spectrum, but, as the saying goes, even paranoids have real enemies. Hudson Institute senior fellow John Fonte has written a new book showing that there really are people in positions of authority who would dilute national sovereignty and transfer political power to unaccountable transnational organizations.


  • Assimilation: A forgotten word?

    Amnesty is dead. Now, let's talk about the other "A" word. It's the word and the concept completely abandoned during the immigration debate: assimilation.


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