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U.S. Immigration Policy

Speakers: Edward Alden, Richard Land, and Eliseo Medina

As the 113th U.S. Congress considers an overhaul of the country's immigration system, Task Force members Richard Land, Eliseo Medina, and project director Edward Alden discuss U.S. policy options and political prospects for comprehensive change.

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Update on the CFR-Sponsored Independent Task Force Report on U.S. Immigration Policy

Speakers: Edward Alden, Richard D. Land, and Eliseo Medina
Presider: Edward Schumacher-Matos

As the 113th U.S. Congress considers an overhaul of the country's immigration system, Task Force members Richard Land, Eliseo Medina, and project director Edward Alden discuss U.S. policy options and political prospects for comprehensive change.

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Update on the CFR-Sponsored Independent Task Force Report on U.S. Immigration Policy

Speakers: Edward Alden, Richard D. Land, and Eliseo Medina
Presider: Edward Schumacher-Matos

As the 113th U.S. Congress considers an overhaul of the country's immigration system, Task Force members Richard Land, Eliseo Medina, and project director Edward Alden discuss U.S. policy options and political prospects for comprehensive change.

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Should the United States continue to provide economic aid to Egypt?

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U.S. Policy Toward North Korea

Author: Scott A. Snyder
SERI Quarterly

"The complex evolution of the Obama administration's policy toward North Korea during its first term and the characteristics of President Obama's world view together provide a framework for considering what the administration is likely to do in a second term," says Scott A. Snyder.

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