In the News Radio: Jonathan Haggerty Joins Matt Gurney by Jonathan Haggerty Nov 20, 2020 Print Share via Email: Radio:%20Jonathan%20Haggerty%20Joins%20Matt%20Gurney Share via Facebook: Radio:%20Jonathan%20Haggerty%20Joins%20Matt%20Gurney Share via X: Radio:%20Jonathan%20Haggerty%20Joins%20Matt%20Gurney Share issues: Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Immigration and Criminal Justice, Policing originally published in CanadaTalks SiriusXM 167 From CanadaTalks SiriusXM 167: Jonathan Haggerty (Resident Fellow, Criminal Justice & Civil Liberties at the R street institute)joined Matt Gurney on Morning to discuss “The Evidence on Illegal Immigration and Crime.” Featured Publications Newsletters, Real Solutions America 250, Energy and Environment, Low-Energy Fridays, Our Organization Low-Energy Fridays: 250 Years of American Energy Josiah Neeley July 3, 2026 Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Open Government, Technology and Innovation The Siren Song of the Golden Share: The Troubled History of Government Equity in Technology Mark Dalton July 2, 2026 Analysis Insurance Methuselah Mutuals Jerry Theodorou July 2, 2026 Analysis Body Cameras, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Policing Protecting Workers and Deterring Theft: Body Cameras Reach the Sales Floor Jillian Snider July 2, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, Judicial Governance What the Watson v. Republican National Committee Decision Means for the 2026 Midterm Elections Chris McIsaac July 2, 2026 Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance 250 Years of American Independence Jonathan Madison July 2, 2026 News Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Innovation Statement on the Trump administration’s proposed stake in OpenAI Grace Pewitt July 2, 2026 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing, Privacy What Works in American Policing Part 6—Predictive Policing: Promise, Pitfalls, and the Limits of Algorithmic Forecasting Jillian Snider July 1, 2026 In the News Automation & Worker Displacement, General Emerging Technologies, Permissionless Innovation, Public Safety, Technology and Innovation Self-Driving Cars: Politicians Ignore Safety to Protect Jobs Adam Thierer July 1, 2026 StosselTV Analysis Banking, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Interchange Fees Myth vs. Fact: State Interchange Regulation and the Case for Federal Uniformity Caroline Melear July 1, 2026
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