Fresh Blood: The New American Immigrants.

From: National Review | Date: February 12, 1996| Author: Brimelow, Peter | Copyright information

Fresh Blood: The New American Immigrants, by Sanford J. Ungar (Simon & Schuster, 399 pp., $24)

Mr. Brimelow is a senior editor at NR and the author of Alien Nation.

I DIMLY recall that a dramatic high point of the Kon Tiki expedition, Thor Heyerdahl's epic raft voyage across the South Pacific in the early 1950s, was the washing aboard of a coelacanth, a primitive fish previously believed to have been extinct for geologic ages and therefore dubbed by the media a "liv...

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