Most Americans think immigration is a good thing and that our current system is broken. And yet, the United States has not passed significant immigration reform since 1986. Why? And what reforms are even possible in today’s political climate? Is there a way forward? Join our impressive panel of immigration experts – from the left and the right – for a thoughtful and spirited discussion on the future of immigration policy. Lunch provided at the USC University Club Scriptorium. 

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We are immensely grateful to Sue and Jeff White for launching this nonpartisan dialogue series at USC. Additional partners for this event include Trojan Democrats, USC College Republicans, and the bipartisan USC Political Union.

Panelists include:
Bob Shrum (moderator) Director, USC Dornsife Center for the Political Future; Carmen H. and Louis Warschaw Chair in Practical Politics; Author of Concessions of a Serial Campaigner
Andrew Arthur - Resident Fellow in Law and Policy at Center for Immigration Studies
Steven Davis - Senior Fellow and Director of Research at the Hoover Institution, Senior Fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR)
Deisy del Real - International Migration Scholar; USC Assistant Professor of Sociology
Ehsan Zaffar - Professor at ASU’s College of Law; Executive Director, The Difference Engine; Civil Rights Attorney
Ed Goeas - Republican Pollster and Strategist, CPF Fellow
 

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