Jerry Kammer - Do Good Intentions Get in the Way of Good Journalism?

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The Center for Immigration Studies hosted a panel discussion to explore the effects of ideological bias in the media coverage of immigration policy on Monday, May 6, at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

Jerry Kammer is Senior research fellow at CIS and author of "All the News that Fits" and "Sulzberger's Voice". In his 30 years as a journalist Kammer won many awards, including a 2006 Pulitzer Prize for his work in helping uncover the bribery scandal whose central figure was Rep. Randy "Duke" Cunningham. His work in Mexico for the Arizona Republic was honored with the 1989 Robert F. Kennedy Award for humanitarian journalism.
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Shared on FaceBook. Thank you for posting this! Why are we not using the (3) nationwide sweeps and deep in-country (of origin) repatriations of the last century?

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Wow what a change 30 years makes in the NYT editorial (mindshaping) department. Next time you have another panel, I'm in.

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Jerry, How do you feel about the Wall?

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