The national debate over immigration has been framed as a choice between compassion for others and security in the homeland. This positions proponents of immigration security as anti-humanitarian. The goal of this research is to: (1) identify new framing for immigration policy that will resonate deeply with voters; (2) weaken the appeal of progressive immigration policies and messaging, and; (3) identify patterns that lead voters to change opinions in favor of greater immigration security.
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Ammon Blair Testimony Before the Senate Committee on Transportation | Strengthening Commercial Driver License Standards and Oversight
Testimony Before the Texas Senate Committee on Transportation Ammon Blair, TPPF Senior Fellow Dear Chairman Parker, Vice-Chairman West, and Distinguished Members of the Committee: Good morning and thank you for the opportunity to testify before you. My name is Ammon Blair. I am a Senior Fellow with the Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Secure & Sovereign...
August 25, 2026