… if Tamar Jacoby pans it, as she does today to Stanley Renshon’s new book on dual citizenship. Read a paper adapted from the book here and decide for yourself. John Fonte attacked Tamar’s support for “tempered multiculturalism” in a recent Claremont Institute publication, and in this review she reveals even more of her position, opposing even measures to limit dual citizenship. It’s nice that she agrees in theory that it’s better if naturalized Americans didn’t violate their Oath of Citizenship by voting abroad and the like, but she goes on to say that prohibiting such actions “is only going to drive them underground and hardly seems an effective way to win new immigrants’ love and loyalty.” So, it seems that not only is immigration an unstoppable force, but so is dual citizenship, so we might as well lie back and pretend to enjoy it.