Georgetown Public Policy Review
Policy Shaping Our Future
Introduction: You might say that immigration in the United States is as American as apple pie. It is woven into our history and a permanent part of our national identity. Yet, public policy as it relates to immigration is another story. Despite widespread recognition of the failings of our current immigration system, comprehensive reform at […]
Close to ten o’clock on Sunday 22nd November, with only 60 per cent of all balloting stations tallied, the ruling party candidate, Daniel Scioli, conceded defeat as he called Mauricio Macri to offer his congratulations on winning the Argentine general election. In the first-ever presidential runoff election in Argentina, Mr. Macri became the new president of […]