“Americans need to have a rational debate about options for ensuring the solvency of Social Security and Medicare,” writes Michael Lind, and they “also need to have a rational debate about the desirable levels and skill composition of immigration. But the two debates should be kept separate.” He writes that immigration shouldn’t be considered as a way to eliminate projected shortfalls in Social Security and Medicare funding.
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Immigration and Benefits
Michael Lind thinks that changing immigration policy shouldn't be considered as a way to address projected Social Security and Medicare budget deficits.
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April 2026
In this monthly issue, we examine how our understanding of energy — and how we source and use it — is evolving.
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