Alex Nowrasteh
Contributor at Freelance
Director of Immigration Studies at Cato Institute
@CatoInstitute VP Econ & Social Policy. Immigration. Globalist. Elitist. Cosmopolitan. “One-man factory” - @anncoulter. Dadx3. All tweets are peer reviewed.
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4 weeks ago |
texasgopvote.com | Alex Nowrasteh |Krit Chanwong
Authored by Alex Nowrasteh and Krit Chanwong and originally published on cato.orgEzra Klein recently interviewed David Shor, a data scientist at the Democratic consulting firm Blue Rose Research. Shor made two important immigrant-related points. First, the foreign-born share of the population in a county was highly correlated with a shift toward Trump. Second, Trump likely won the immigrant vote. Naturalized immigrants went from favoring Biden in 2020 by 27 points to favoring Trump by one point.
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1 month ago |
alexnowrasteh.com | Alex Nowrasteh
Ezra Klein recently interviewed David Shor, data science at Democratic consulting firm Blue Rose Research. Shor makes two important immigrant-related points. First, the foreign-born share of the population in a county was highly correlated with a shift toward Trump. Second, Trump likely won the immigrant vote. Naturalized immigrants went from favoring Biden in 2020 by 27 points to favoring Trump by 1 point.
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1 month ago |
open.substack.com | Alex Nowrasteh
Ezra Klein recently interviewed David Shor, data science at Democratic consulting firm Blue Rose Research. Shor makes two important immigrant-related points. First, the foreign-born share of the population in a county was highly correlated with a shift toward Trump. Second, Trump likely won the immigrant vote. Naturalized immigrants went from favoring Biden in 2020 by 27 points to favoring Trump by 1 point.
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1 month ago |
thehill.com | Alex Nowrasteh |Jerome Famularo
Congress is hurtling toward a colossal showdown over the federal budget. The House budget blueprint instructed the Committee on Energy and Commerce to find $880 billion in spending cuts, which requires reforming Medicaid. However, some Republicans like Sen. Josh Hawley (Mo.) oppose “anything that results in cuts to actual work beneficiaries.”Even President Trump said that Medicaid won’t be touched. But without the cuts, Congress could not continue with the Trump tax cuts enacted in 2017.
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1 month ago |
alexnowrasteh.com | Alex Nowrasteh
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