Genre: Politics

Reconstructing Immigration

By Loren C. Steffy

Reconstructing Immigration

How to Rebuild America's Economic Advantage

As mass deportations and escalating “border security” budgets dominate the headlines, Reconstructing Immigration: How to Rebuild America’s Economic Advantage, shows why America cannot remain a global economic leader without a modern, lawful way to attract, legalize, and retain the workers it clearly needs. It connects the dots between immigration reform, productivity, entrepreneurship, and regional development, giving readers a coherent plan for how the United States can turn a chronic political crisis into a durable competitive advantage.

Deconstructed

By Loren C. Steffy and Stan Marek

Deconstructed

Deconstructed reveals how decades of immigration policy failures created today’s crisis. Following the Marek family journey from Czech immigrants to major contractors, this definitive account challenges divisive myths and offers a pragmatic blueprint for immigration reform that benefits workers, businesses, and the American economy.

The Real World of Texas Politics

By Robert Locander, Richard C. Shaw, and Kevin Bailey

The Real World of Texas Politics

You may think you know Texas, but which one?

Texas is a land shrouded in myths, and so is its politics. The Real World of Texas Politics pulls back the veil and reveals the secrets the elites don’t want you to know. It is a personal and uncommon introduction to the inner workings of the government and power structure that runs the Lone Star State.