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Should the United States close its borders
"At Issue: Should the US Close Its Borders?: Books in this anthology series focus a wide range of viewpoints onto a single controversial issue, providing in-depth discussions by leading advocates, a quick grounding in the issues, and a challenge to critical thinking skills"--
Continued efforts to close US borders are necessary / Mark Krikorian -- Closing US borders is immoral and impractical / Seth Polley -- Keeping US borders open increases crime and terrorism / Jim Kouri -- Keeping US borders open will not increase crime / Radley Balko -- Open borders improve the US economy / Gordon H. Hanson -- Open borders hurt US workers / Michael Cutler -- Open borders enrich the United States / Darrell M. West -- The US should provide better evidence that its borders are secure / Edward Alden and Bryan Roberts -- Measures to secure the Canadian border hinder relations with Canada / Jena Baker McNeill and Diem Nguyen -- Expanded border enforcement strategies have reduced illegal immigration / Marshall Fitz -- Fencing US borders will not deter illegal immigration / Nick Miroff -- The town on the wrong side of America's drugs war / Guy Adams -- Fenced in / Amy Leinbach Marquis -- Fencing US borders benefits the environment / Federation for American Immigration Reform -- Fencing the southern border of the United States reflects American racism / Mark Karlin.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 136-141) and index.