Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2008/04/24/Debate-This_House_Would_Let_in_Fewer_Immigrants
NGO organizer Viv Regan argues against stricter immigration controls to Britain, on the claim that open borders and freedom of movement benefit all members of a society in the long run.
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A Debate: “This House Would Let in Fewer Immigrants.”
Two teams debate the proposition that immigration policy be changed to reduce the numbers of immigrants allowed into Great Britain. – Cambridge Union Society
Viv Regan is Assistant Director of education charity, NGO, NVYO WORLDwrite which campaigns for global equality. She is also Producer of Chew on it productions and is a freelance assessor of youth programmes and co-director of the educational consultancy ME-WE.
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This video is about the wall being built between the United States and Mexico.
Ron Whitlock asks the Fmr. President of the Soviet Union (Speaking at University of Texas-Pan American): “President Gorbachev, if you agree that there’s a parallel between the Berlin Wall and the U.S. wall currently being placed along the border of Mexico and the United States what would you tell President Bush if he were here with us tonight?”
This is a short clip of a documentary that will soon be completed. 
The Department of Homeland Security held its third and final “open house” meeting on Dec. 13 in Rio Grande City. Property owners and leaders in Starr County expressed their concerns.
Cumbres Querétaro (opponents) question our arguments. This is part 4 of 7 of the Bachillerato Anáhuac English Quarter Final Round Debate. Topic: “Will the border wall between the U.S. and Mexico be effective or will it damage diplomatic relations between the two countries”. Our position: to defend the border wall’s effectiveness and to defend why it will not damage diplomatic relations.
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin wall, a new wall—one that will divide a continent—is under construction on the US border with Mexico. And a government that once called for an end to such division is today its gatekeeper.
SAN DIEGO, California, USA. An illegal alien putting an end to his attempt to cross from Mexico into the United States in broad day light as American Border Patrol surveillance cameras watch on. The man quickly climbs over the first fence into to get back into Mexican territory before one of the rapidly deployed patrols catches him. Enrique Morones lives on the American side and has been observing this kind of activity for the past twenty years. He plants water bottles along the border for clandestines who have often come from far under unbearable heat. According to him the construction of the wall has only made the journey more dangerous for illegal aliens.
DHS held an “open house” on its border fence plan in Brownsville Wednesday. Border Patrol and local elected officials differed as to the effectiveness of a border fence.
The 800 Mile Wall highlights the construction of the new border walls along the U.S.-Mexico border as well as the effect on migrants trying to cross into the U.S. This powerful 90-minute film is an unflinching look at a failed U.S. border strategy that many believe has caused the death of thousands of migrants and violates fundamental human rights.