In 1907, the Expatriation Act required that any American woman who married a foreigner would take on her husband's nationality, losing her U.S. citizenship.
Are we sure they sampled at all? I think this was a raw poll. That matters because, methodologically, we would expect severe drop offs in response rate compared to the poll the Teamsters had shortly before (when Biden was presumed nominee, which Biden won handily)
The dirtiest pool here might be O'Brien releasing the Teamsters poll without explaining what the sample size was. Unions representing half of all members have just endorsed Harris, but the Trump campaign is waving around the poll to say that 60% of Teamsters support him.
He spent the next few days attacking us personally in the national press and on his blog. Smearing us with imagined conspiracy theories. Declaring that nothing we said should be believed. www.nationalreview.com/corner/immig...
For an example of the exact opposite of integrity and scientific ethics, see how the same Borjasâcomment author who is being treated ethically aboveâreacted when my co-author and I revealed a flaw of equal magnitude in a paper of his.
Hereâs an article from Milenio that describes things accurately, according to the workers Iâve talked to: www.milenio.com/policia/cart...
Cientos de migrantes han sido secuestrados por grupos criminales. Los encierran en una suerte de jaula y, una vez pagado su rescate en dĂłlares, los marcan con u
I canât overstate this: every shelter worker has seen migrants arrive with these sellos. The Chiapas state government is aware but has taken no action. And migrants from outside the region have zero idea of the risk of kidnapping, till it happens (Some migrants get wristbands instead of sellos.)
Or to put it another way â theorists take for granted that the current characteristics of (national) borders we see are natural and inherent to any border
Itâs ok, I always assumed that this was a joke gift, like when I made you an 8-foot tall cardboard model of the Sutro Tower