1. Dirk Chase Eldredge argues that immigration must be restricted because it is adversely affecting America’s economy, environment, and culture. Jacob G. Hornberger maintains that immigration restrictions give the government too much control over individual needs and freedoms. Eldredge is the author of the book Crowded Land of Liberty: Solving America’s Immigration Crisis. Hornberger is president of the Future of Freedom Foundation, a libertarian group that advocates a limited role for government and the protection of individual liberties. How does knowing the backgrounds of these authors affect your assessment of their arguments? Explain.
2. The viewpoints in this chapter include several recommendations for reforming U.S. immigration policy. Consider each recommendation and then list arguments for and against each one. Note whether the arguments are based on facts, values, emotions, or other considerations. If you believe a recommendation should not be considered at all...