CEI Weekly: CEI Files Amicus Brief in TSA Case
FEATURE: CEI Files Amicus Brief in TSA Case
The Transportation Security Administration’s decision to use expensive AIT scanners in airports has affected all travelers. But the TSA never allowed a public comment period on the scanners. This week, CEI filed an amicus brief in EPIC v. Department of Homeland Security, urging the TSA to finally allow comment-making on the contraversial machines. Read the brief here. Also, see CEI’s press releasehere.
SHAPING THE DEBATE
You’re Wrong President Obama, Howard Johnson Built His Business
John Berlau’s op-ed in Forbes
Why Everyone Should Fear E-Verify
David Bier’s op-ed in The Huffington Post
Space Pioneers Have Shifted From Public to Private Sectors
Andrew Follet’s op-ed in The Las Cruces Sun-News
Third Circuit Decision Embraces FTC’s Fault Logic on ‘Pay for Delay’
Greg Conko’s column in Medical Progress Today
A North Carolina Politician Commits a Happy Fracking Blunder
Robert J. Bradley’s op-ed in Forbes
EPA Rule Will Be Costly For Oklahoma
William Yeatman’s citation in The Oklahoman
CEI’s citation in Roll Call
Carbon Tax Proposal By Left-Right Coalition
Marlo Lewis and Myron Ebell’s citation in The Washington Times
CEI PODCAST
July 19, 2012: Congress Takes On High-Skilled Immigration Reform
Congress will soon vote on a package of reforms for holders of the H-1B visa for high-skilled immigrants. Policy Analyst David Bier unpacks the proposed reforms, and explains why allowing more high-skilled immigration would help spark economic growth, especially in the technology sector.
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