"That immigrant culture that has renewed us … has been at the core
of our strength,” [Condoleezza Rice] said. “I don’t know when immigrants became the enemy."
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Thanks for the quote. It pairs up well with Dr. Peikoff's recent article on Arizona's immigration law and capitalism.
The article you linked to is by Harry Binswanger, not Leonard Peikoff. In fact, Peikoff seemed to be supportive of the Arizona law in a podcast in the Summer of 2010.