Heritage Foundation immigration study backfires
When the Heritage Foundation released its cost-estimate of the immigration bill, its aim was to draw attention to the flaws of the bill; instead, Heritage drew attention to its own flaws. Full story
The Heritage Foundation's 'big miss' on immigration reform
The NOW panel hashes out the "big misses" made by the Heritage Foundation on immigration reform.
Analyst who said immigrants have lower IQ resigns from U.S. conservative group
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Heritage Foundation policy analyst who co-authored a study slamming the Senate immigration bill, is resigning, the conservative group said on Friday, after revelations he once wrote that Hispanic immigrants had a lower IQ than white Americans. Full story
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Controversial Heritage immigration study co-author resigns
Heritage Foundation analyst Jason Richwine, the co-author of a study claiming the immigration reform bill would cost over $6 trillion, resigned after it was discovered he wrote articles for a nationalist website.
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DeMint (R-SC) To Resign From Senate To Become President Of Conservative Group The Heritage Foundation
WASHINGTON, DC - DECEMBER 06: U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) talks on the phone in his office December 6, 2012 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. DeMint announced today that he will resign from the Senate to become the president of the Heritage Foundation.
