New website promotes commonsense immigration reforms

The Hoover Institution has compiled a detailed website, Peregrine, that attempts to tackle the immigration issue by separating fact from fiction and by promoting commonsense reforms.
The site has a libertarian bent to it but it relies on a wide array of experts on the subject to discuss policies that are fair, pro-business and good for the U.S. economy.
Here's a small sample:

Expanding and liberalizing America’s lawful immigration system is the easiest way to boost economic growth and is also the key to stopping unlawful immigration.  After a century of reforms that enhanced and centralized bureaucracy, federal immigration policy is a labyrinth of restriction and dysfunction. US immigration laws are now, as Associate Justice Harry E. Hull Jr. wrote, “second only to the Internal Revenue Code in complexity.” 

Demand for all kinds of labor in the United States is strong, and immigrants are willing to supply it; but federal restrictions stand in the way. Almost no green cards (permanent visas) are available for low- and mid-skilled immigrants. Temporary visas are capped, restricted in scope, and regulated with paperwork hurdles. The result is many immigrants who would otherwise come legally to the United States instead work and live here illegally.

America’s economic magnet for foreign labor is strong, as we can see in the huge worker productivity and wage differences across countries.  A marginal Mexican worker with the same skills as an American can earn wages nearly three times higher by relocating to the United States. The marginal wage gain for immigrants from the typical developing nation is a four-fold increase.