Stan Veuger

personally I think if the Maine primary voters choose Platner, we will be entirely justified in judging them as people who, at the least, are fine with anti-semitism.

This statement, ironically, is closer to the truth for Farage's own constituency and own voters - where levels of economic inactivity are much higher than the national average.

Trump’s New Tariffs Are Also Illegal The 1974 Trade Act was designed to counter long-gone problems.

Trump’s new tariffs are as economically and geopolitically illiterate as the previous batch, Stan Veuger and Clark Packard write.

I will be discussing the new Dutch cabinet with Marnix van Rij at 6pm on March 10 at the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.

Register here if you would like attend: forms.office.com/pages/respon...

Here is an ungated version: www.aei.org/articles/tru...

Here is an ungated version: www.aei.org/articles/tru...

Why Trump’s immigration crackdown isn’t boosting hiring | CNN Business On the surface, the Trump administration’s bet on immigration and jobs seems like simple math: If a swath of workers are removed from the country, employers will need to turn to the workers still in t...

“As net migration goes down and as deportations from the interior go up, you’re not just losing workers, you’re also losing people on the demand side,” Stan Veuger, a senior fellow at conservative-leaning AEI, told CNN. “You’re losing customers of businesses that hire workers.”

Welcome to the Resistance, US military death laser

Trump’s New Tariffs Are Also Illegal The 1974 Trade Act was designed to counter long-gone problems.

From @stanveuger.bsky.social and Clark Packard foreignpolicy.com/2026/02/26/t...

My latest with @cato.org’s Clark Packard: foreignpolicy.com/2026/02/26/t...

We discuss various legal considerations, including this one:

On the policy substance:

But has he considered posting "this is not okay" on Instagram

We discuss various legal considerations, including this one:

On the policy substance:

My latest with @cato.org’s Clark Packard: foreignpolicy.com/2026/02/26/t...

glad @wendyedelberg.bsky.social and @stanveuger.bsky.social chart making the rounds again

have some self-respect, jesus

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@jc-econ.bsky.social moderating a rockstar panel to wrap up NABE’s annual policy conference on immigration policy and labor supply @nabe-econ.bsky.social with @stanveuger.bsky.social from AEI, Anna Maria Mayda from Georgetown, and Andrew Strain from @migrationpolicy.bsky.social

Causal inference is my passion.

👀The federal judges in West Virginia, where ICE has been pulling over and detaining people on the freeway, are literally screaming about ICE's tactics.

"It is an assault on the constitutional order," Judge Goodwin says. storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.us...

pretty surreal to have a reporter pull you aside at an event and specifically ask to shadow you, and then snark about you “getting the attention you wanted,” like I cannot overstate how much you came to me!

Read Clark Packard and me on what's next: foreignpolicy.com/2025/12/05/t...

"IEEPA does not authorize the President to impose tariffs."

www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25p...

The lady's not for turning Taking Takaichi seriously on fiscal policy

After reading comments suggesting that her rhetoric about fiscal expansion was simply due to political conditions before the election, I felt that it was imperative to show that people should take her commitment to fiscal expansionism seriously. Free to read:

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Experts dispute White House claims mass deportations improve Americans’ lives (OSV News) -- Among the statements and briefings released by the White House in January was an article titled, "Mass Deportations Are Improving Americans' Quality of Life." Mass deportations, it said,...

From: www.osvnews.com/experts-disp...

A classic revealed-preference argument

In 1854, after watching the federal government deploy 2000 federal troops and spend $40,000 sending Anthony Burns back into slavery, Boston's Amos Adams Lawrence said “we went to bed one night old-fashioned, conservative, Compromise Union Whigs and waked up stark mad Abolitionists.”

Why Trump’s immigration crackdown isn’t boosting hiring | CNN Business On the surface, the Trump administration’s bet on immigration and jobs seems like simple math: If a swath of workers are removed from the country, employers will need to turn to the workers still in t...

From this CNN article: www.cnn.com/2026/02/13/e...