The Fraser Institute on immigration policy:
"Under current conditions, vast intakes of immigrants from a world at war—part of which is at war with us—is a recipe for non-assimilation, provocation, violence, genuine alienation, domestic chaos, panic, and reactive, if unavoidable, state inhibitions on civil liberties. Once we are very far down the road to chaos, reassuring government statements and human rights organizations’ resolutions will have no more relevance than burnt-out courtrooms and judges in hiding. If we reach a state of panic and reaction, the essence of liberty will be undone."
- Immigration Policy and The Terrorist Threat in Canada and the United States [pdf]
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