by Peggy Noonan
America faces a crossroads on immigration policy. Can the nation that built itself on welcoming newcomers maintain those traditions, or have economic realities made such openness unsustainable? This collection assembles prominent thinkers including Toni Morrison, Peggy Noonan, Francis Fukuyama, and Nathan Glazer to tackle this divisive question. The contributors abandon predictable partisan talking points to examine the underlying economic realities and moral considerations. They dissect whether the country can continue absorbing new arrivals when jobs remain scarce and resources stretched thin. The writers probe both the practical costs of immigration and the ethical obligations of a nation built by immigrants. Their analysis provides a foundation for understanding a debate that will shape America's future for decades.
Genres: american, political-science, politics, non-fiction, current-affairs, academic
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: diverse-perspectives
Library Binding · Bt Bound