The Dustin Inman Society
July 8, 2011

Christian Science Monitor Junk Mexican trucks unleashed on U.S. highways after 15 years The United States and Mexico on Wednesday signed an agreement aimed at resolving a cross-border trucking dispute. The longstanding disagreement had come to symbolize growing resistance, especially in the US Congress, to free-trade provisions with America’s southern neighbor…

David North As U.S. gets more like Mexico, more Mexicans stay in Mexico The New York Times’ lead story this morning made an interesting case for what it sees as a decline in illegal migration from Mexico to the U.S. — But it played down a central element of the picture: the fact that the U.S., with its widespread poverty and huge wages gaps between the rich and the poor, is rapidly getting to be more like Mexico…

Linette Lopez — Business Insider The New World Order: Why the entire economy is about to change In a new report, Societe Generale argues that we’re at the end of a cycle that began in 1980. The note is titled grandly: “A new world order, When demand overtakes supply.” — At the end of the 1970s the industrialized world went looking for cheap labor and found it in Asia…

American Bar Association Insanity: Illegal alien wants to practice law in California
In what could be the first such case in the United States, a California State Bar panel is set to decide whether to deny an applicant a law license solely on the basis of his [illegal] status. — Sergio Garcia was brought to this country from Mexico when he was 17 months old by his parents, the Daily Journal (sub. req.) reports in a lengthy article…