The LIHTC is not some simple investment incentive, but rather a giant central‐planning scheme for the nation’s apartment buildings.
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Our computers will tally the crowdsourced choices in each matchup. After each round, the top vote-getters—the policies that voters think are the more wasteful, harmful, inefficient, and unaffordable—will advance to the next round.
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A recent Section 301 petition filed by several unions blames Chinese shipbuilding subsidies for the U.S. shipbuilding industry’s struggles in recent decades. The petition, however, is hypocritical, ahistorical, and—most of all—misplaced. While there is no doubt that China engages in market‐distorting practices, they have little explanatory power for the U.S. shipbuilding industry’s enfeebled state.
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The intricate nature of the video programming industry, combined with the obligations imposed by the rule, threatens to reduce consumer choice and foster confusion while tilting the deck towards some providers over others.
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The federal government might help by writing off state debts for improper payments. While that would be good for California and other state governments hoping to clean up their books, it may be less welcome by federal taxpayers who will ultimately shoulder the cost.
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USCIS is impermissibly using user fees meant for adjudications to conduct investigations that ICE could be doing using congressional appropriations. It will therefore likely require litigation to demonstrate that the USCIS/FDNS program of site visits is unlawful because Homeland Security Delegation No. 0150.1 was issued in violation of 6 U.S.C. § 291(b).
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The Center for Immigration Studies Is Still Wrong About Illegal Immigrant Crime in Texas
by adminTurns out that I was correct all along, and CIS was wrong. CIS overstates the illegal immigrant homicide rate by relying on data that double‐counted some illegal immigrant murderers. -
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In a new paper for Nevada Policy on election reform, Cato scholar Walter Olson emphasizes speedier tabulation of results and reasonable efforts to calm public distrust, all without sacrificing the benefits of convenience and modernization in voting.