New immigration conference videos from PFIR

By Fred Elbel on 18 November 2014
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I just completed editing videos from the Progressives for Immigration Reform October 13, 2014 conference in Washington, DC. The videos are online for public viewing. The speakers were excellent, Presentations included:

  • An Update on PFIR's Environmental Impact Statement by Leon Kolankiewicz.
  • A Discussion of US Immigration Policy and the Effect of Population on Environmental Sustainability by James Howard Kunstler.
  • The Liberal Case for Effective Immigration Law Enforcement by Michael Cutler.
  • The Impact of Immigration on American Wage-earners by Steven Camarota, Center for Immigration Studies.
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