Now, some libertarians (who call themselves Classical liberals, as I do) will suggest that Friedman supported illegal immigration, insofar as he points out the mutual benefit derived from such an arrangement. But that is a description, not an endorsement — and Friedman would no doubt understand that “allowing” illegal activity is anathema to a nation built around the rule of law, and that of course a country has both the

“GOP Retreat: Rep. Jeff Denham Says Party’s Quietly Crafting Broad Immigration Bill”: The GOP’s most outspoken proponent of comprehensive immigration reform let loose in an interview with reporters here, detailing quiet efforts to draft far-reaching legislation, saying House leadership is “committed” to bringing the hot-button topics on the floor and criticizing President Obama for carrying out too many deportations. “We’re the party of deportation? Look at this president’s numbers!” Rep.

If you believe in liberty, which requires individual sovereignty and the eschewing of a powerful centralized authority in a free market economy, then this may be the most important article you’ll read in a long time, evincing as it does the death spiral of free enterprise and the unconscionable, anti-American (in the strictest sense) movement toward a liberal fascist political ruling structure — exacerbated under Obama and helped along by