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Immigration: Legal and Ilegal

The controversies over both legal and illegal immigration over the last 10 years make it a ripe topic for discussion. In this talk, Dr. David Henderson will explore the various arguments for and against both kinds of immigration and will evaluate the effects of past immigration. He will also evaluate the main arguments against it and will consider “keyhole” solutions that address the potential problems while providing gains to both Americans and immigrants.

David R. Henderson, Ph.D., is Professor of Economics Emeritus at the Naval Postgraduate School and a research fellow with the Hoover Institution at Stanford University. He was previously a senior economist with President Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers. Dr. Henderson has written articles for the Wall Street Journal, New York TimesFortune, and Los Angeles Times, among others, and has appeared on CNNPBSStosselThe O’Reilly Factor, MSNBC, RTNPR, and the BBC.

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Date

Apr 01 2026 - Jun 04 2026

Time

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

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MPC LF-103
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Najm Akbar

I am Muhammad Najm Akbar. Call me Najm.
Born in Multan, Pakistan, I had my initial education there.
In the United States, I have graduated twice from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, MA 1995 and MALD, 2011, and have a graduate degree in History from Fresno State, 2022. Middlebury awarded me an MA in Teaching of Foreign Language, in 2009.

Alia and I have lived In Monterey since 2005. Our children are married and engaged in their professional lives in New York.

Our biggest delight is our two granddaughters, the eldest turns four soon, and the youngest is about a year and a half old.

I remained part of the Pakistan Foreign Service for two decades and at the Defense Language Institute taught Urdu for thirteen years until 2018.

I joined the MPC pool of adjunct history instructors in 2022 and have taught courses in Gentrain, World History, US History, and History of World Religions. 

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