THE RIGHT BOOKS

Chilton Williamson Jr.

The American Immigration Control Foundation, a tax-exempt organization including on its honorary advisory board Holmes Alexander, Reed Irvine, Clare Boothe Luce, and Phyllis Schlafly, has been sponsoring some very good work lately that flatly contradicts the optimistic conclusions of such proimmigration conservatives as Professor Julian Simon, Patrick Buchanan, Arthur Laffer, Tom Bethell, and the editorial writers at the Wall Street Journal. I have before me several of its publications, each of them eminently worth the reading and available at $2 each from the AICF, P.O. Box 525, Monterey, Va. 24465: Sentiment or Survival: The Crisis in the Immigration Policy of the United States, by M. E. Bradford (formally out of print, but available in copy to those who persist); The Coming Triumph of Mexican Irredentism, by B. A. Nelson; and Illegal Immigration: Job Displacement and Social Costs, by Donald L. Huddle, Arthur F. Corwin, and Gordon J. MacDonald. The latter in particular has caused a stir in circles where the issues surrounding the policy problems created by the flood tide of illegal immigration to the United States are hotly debated.

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Chilton Williamson Jr.

The American Immigration Control Foundation, a tax-exempt organization including on its honorary advisory board Holmes Alexander, Reed Irvine, Clare Boothe Luce, and Phyllis Schlafly, has been sponsoring some very good work lately that flatly contradicts the optimistic conclusions of such proimmigration conservatives as Professor Julian Simon, Patrick Buchanan, Arthur Laffer, Tom Bethell, and the editorial writers at the Wall Street Journal. I have before me several of its publications, each of them eminently worth the reading and available at $2 each from the AICF, P.O. Box 525, Monterey, Va. 24465: Sentiment or Survival: The Crisis in the Immigration Policy of the United States, by M. E. Bradford (formally out of print, but available in copy to those who persist); The Coming Triumph of Mexican Irredentism, by B. A. Nelson; and Illegal Immigration: Job Displacement and Social Costs, by Donald L. Huddle, Arthur F. Corwin, and Gordon J. MacDonald. The latter in particular has caused a stir in circles where the issues surrounding the policy problems created by the flood tide of illegal immigration to the United States are hotly debated.