HHS IG: Thousands More Migrant Children May Have Been Separated from Parents
The government may have separated thousands more migrant children from their families than previously reported, according to a new inspector general's report.
Immigration
Massachussets to Maine Is Not Nigeria to Nebraska
In America in which the regnant culture is suddenly and dramatically shifted is not going to usher in a new age; it's going to cause a desperate, visceral reaction.
Situational Racism, Part CXVII
Blacks simply can’t compete with progressives’ hatred of Trump and desire to enhance their electoral prospects.
Beto’s Constitutional Folly
In questioning the Constitution, he gets the problem and the solution exactly backwards.
Judge Blocks Trump Admin. from Adding Citizenship Question to Census
A federal judge on Monday ordered the Trump administration to remove a question about citizenship that it had planned to add to the national census in 2020.
The Left, the Wall, the Truth
Why all the lies?
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Government Shutdown’s Affect on Immigration
The shutdown continues to affect both citizens and non-citizens.
New Migrant Caravan Heads North From Honduras to the Border
A new caravan of more than 500 migrants gathered at a bus station in a Honduran city Monday night to begin the perilous trek to the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Fall of the Wall
Americans used to support building a wall on the southern border, until around 2015.
The Longer it Goes On, the Longer it Goes On?
The longer the shutdown goes, the greater the stakes for the combatants.
National Emergencies and the Long-Lost Legislative Veto
The prospect of Trump declaring a national emergency to fund construction of a border fence puts us in a constitutional twilight zone.