America is a wealthy nation, but it may collapse under the huge financial burden of…
Category Archive: 'National Security & Immigration'
“The notion of the federal government surveilling average U.S. folk is anathema to us, and for very good reason.”
At this pace, FY2019 will become the worst year for illegal entry attempts in the last 6 years.
Court rules “Selective Service System violates the Constitution by requiring only men to register for the draft.”
The wealthy “don’t build walls [around their homes] because they hate the people on the outside but because they love the people on the inside.”
Clearly a strong, solid majority of American voters want Congress to fix the immigration mess. Why is Congress dragging its feet?
Many constitutional scholars believe the President’s executive order will force a long-overdue court review of birthright citizenship.
The President deserves credit for following through on so many of his promises.
Her strong leadership paved the way.
The liberal stronghold of Howard Co, MD, never expected such “stout opposition” from legal immigrants.
Ying Ma, an immigrant from China, discusses current and proposed U.S. immigration policy.
How does a nation founded on the Rule of Law respond compassionately to innocent children brought to and living illegally in the country?
Katharine Gorka discusses how new media has transformed warfare.
The RAISE Act would reform legal immigration to bring better educated, higher skilled, English proficient immigrants to the US.