Compelling and infuriating in equal measure — essential reading.” – The Donner Prize jury

"Essential reading for Canadians and Americans searching for a path out of the immigration wars." – Greg Ip, chief economics commentator, The Wall Street Journal

"This is more than a policy book; it’s a cautionary tale... A powerful and necessary intervention in our national conversation.” – Rudyard Griffiths, publisher, The Hub and chair of The Munk Debates

"How did Canada turn one of its most admired policy achievements into a source of public anger and institutional damage?... Borderline Chaos is a perfect example of excellent policy writing." – The Donner Prize jury

"Tony Keller’s deconstruction of the follies of Canada’s immigration system in his Globe and Mail columns helped open the path to a governmental review – and improvement – of immigration policies, an example of what a strong mind and sharp pen can sometimes accomplish." – Jeffrey Simpson O.C., former national affairs columnist for The Globe and Mail