Summary: This next conversation is with Richard Samuelson on the constitutional principles that have guided our nation's approach to immigration, that is, until recently. In an essay in the Summer 2013 Claremont Review of Books, adapted from an academic version published in Citizens and Statesman, Samuelson argues that<br> <br> Our political institutions strive to treat individuals as individuals, who relate to the government on that basis, rather than as parts of groups, castes, or classes. A regime dedicated to protecting the rule of law and the rights of men–including the right of each individual to make his way in the world, and to…<a class="moretag" href="http://www.libertylawsite.org/2013/11/21/immigration-and-the-american-exception/">Read More</a>
