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The president’s non-enforcement action in context of our de facto guest worker system

November 20, 2014 Eric Posner

At Slate. This is also something I wrote about in this academic paper (with Adam Cox). The Slate piece takes four minutes to read, Slate’s editors helpfully tell you. The academic version takes about nine hours.

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