Spring 1999, Volume XIV Number 2 Immigration: A  Dialogue on Policy, Law, and Values Editor's Note: Nine legal, social science, and humanities scholars, and public policy experts, discuss a wide range of viewpoints on immigration as legal and social policy. The conversation includes a discussion of immigration and American values, what levels of immigration the United States should encourage and the proper criteria for legal entry, the complex relationship between legal and illegal immigration, the impact of key Congressional legislation in 1986 and 1996, the courts' reviews of immigration controversies, the role of bilingual education in the debate about immigrants in America, and the future of immigration in a volatile global environment. Spring 1999 Issue Home | American Values | Levels and Criteria | Congress and Courts Bilingual Education | The Future | The ABA & Immigration | Resources Contributors | Comments | Credits/Disclaimers Focus on Law Studies Home | Subscribe to Focus | Questions/Ordering Back Issues