As I prepared for this week's Civil Forum, I found the following articles and books helpful in developing my thinking about the subject of immigration policy.
Two Theories of Immigration
by Mark Amstutz
Public Policy and the Church
by Mark Amstutz, published in The City,
a publication of Houston Baptist University
How the Democrats Lost Their
Way on Immigration, by Peter Beinart for The
Atlantic
“A Moral and Just Response to
the Immigration Crisis” by Richard Land
God
and Immigration Reform, by Richard Land
“New force for broad
immigration reform: conservative evangelicals” by Dan Gilgoff
“The Immigration Middle Ground,”
by Yuval Levin and Reihan Salam
Immigrants Among Us: A Lutheran Framework for Addressing
Immigration Issues
Comprehensive Immigration Confusion, by Peter Skerry
Splitting the Difference on Illegal Immigration, by Peter Skerry
Books:
Welcoming the Stranger:
Justice, Compassion & Truth in the Immigration Debate, by
Matthew Soerens and Jenny Hwang Yang
There Goes the Neighborhood:
How Communities Overcome Prejudice and Meet the Challenge of American
Immigration, by Ali Noorani
Just Immigration: American
Policy in Christian Perspective, by Mark Amstutz
