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The Dawn Of The Post-Trump Era
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November 5, 2026
Published July 17, 2025
Immigration has shaped America since its founding, but the current system is burdened by the complexity of immigration procedures and lacks strategic direction. The nation once prioritized selectivity, simplicity, and local input — principles that advanced both economic growth and the civic cohesion of the United States. Restoring those principles can help modernize immigration policy to meet today’s national priorities. It’s a path toward a system that is both principled and practical.
Check out more from Cody Nager:
- Read "Executive Power and the Alien Enemies Act" by Cody Nager here.
- Read "The Tension Between Openness and Security" by Cody Nager here.
- Read "Lessons for American Immigration Policy from the Past" by Cody Nager here.
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