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Bordering on Failure: How to Fix Our Broken Immigration System

CAPITOL HILL BRIEFING
Friday, September 16, 2005
12:00 PM

Featuring Dan Griswold, Director, Center for Trade Policy Studies, Cato Institute

B-369 Rayburn House Office Building

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There is little debate that America's immigration system is broken. More than 10 million people are living in the United States without documentation, hundreds of thousands more enter the country illegally each year, and hundreds die each year in the desert trying to cross the border. What economic and demographic forces drive illegal immigration? What are the options before Congress? Given the failure of 20 years of enforcement efforts, what approach to reform would be most likely to curb illegal immigration while still meeting our nation's economic and security needs? Cato immigration scholar Dan Griswold draws on his research to provide some answers as Congress and the administration prepare to tackle this politically charged issue this fall.

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