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Trump Immigration Policy and the Biden Transition

March 25, 2021 by skb467 Leave a Comment

Author: Trevor Johnson, November 2020

This paper examines and reflects on the Trump administration’s immigration policies and their impact. The piece concludes with recommendations to the newly elected Biden administration, on what must immediately be done to restore some semblance of integrity to the United States’ immigration system in order to continue to protect people in a manner which exceeds minimum standards of dignity and respect for human rights.

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Biden’s First Mandate: A Pandemic G.I. Bill

February 27, 2021 by skb467 Leave a Comment

Biden’s First Mandate: A Pandemic G.I. Bill

Authors: Peter Marber, Julian Savulescu, February 2021.

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Are there pandemic policies that can be both fair and equitable, while also jumpstarting the world economy now and in the future? We argue for a “progressive reciprocity” framework similar to America’s G.I. Bill, as both an ethical and economic recovery template. This framework would provide incentives for greater public quarantine compliance which can end the health crisis faster, thereby reducing overall societal harm. President Joe Biden might use such a plan to end the crisis, reinvigorate the economy, and restore morality to U.S. policymaking – while also repairing America’s tarnished reputation in the global community.

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