Politics environmental immigration - Summon. Environmental immigration - Summon. Abstract Those of us who acknowledge the reality and even the desirability of limits are now deemed both politically incorrect and outside the liberal fold.
On the first Earth Day in 1971, environmentalists stood united in challenging the notions that Americans were exempt from limits, or that bigger was always better. I term this a "pragmatic" liberal stance, one shared in 1972 by the nonpartisan President's Commission on Population Growth and the American Future. Those who would not presume to excoriate the members of the 1972 commission now hurl nasty epithets at those who share the commission's views. Climate change immigration - Summon. Abstract In the first gubernatorial debate of the Republican primary, underdog candidate Steve Poizner sought Monday to establish himself as the true conservative of the race while rival Meg Whitman offered more moderate proposals on core GOP issues such as illegal immigration and the state's climate change law.
Poizner, the state's insurance commissioner, declared his candidacy "a game-changer" for California and pushed sweeping proposals such as cutting all illegal immigrants from state-funded public services. Dividing Lines The Politics of Immigration Control in America - Summon.