Immigration
Hegseth raises important issues in Normandy speech
Brad Essex writes for RedState.com about an important speech the sight of the D-Day invasion. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stood at the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer on the 82nd anniversary of D-Day…
STATE IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT ISN’T A POLICY PREFERENCE: It’s a Core Function of Sovereignty, Public Safety, and National Security
Protects Citizenship: Citizenship is the covenant that binds a political community, defining rights, duties, and the consent to self-government. Immigration enforcement maintains the legal boundary between members and…
Democrat pushes plan to jail ICE agents
Hayden Daniel writes for the Federalist about one of the latest bad ideas from the political left. The left has tried to put Donald Trump in prison for the last decade. So far, they have not succeeded, but it’s not for a lack…
Federal Dignity Act labeled ‘same bad deal’
Editors at National Review Online analyze a new immigration proposal from congressional Democrats. The Dignity Act pretends to be a tougher, updated version of comprehensive reform. It advertises itself as imposing penalties…
Splitting up Homeland Security funding
Editors at National Review Online ponder funding for the federal Department of Homeland Security. And to think, Congress was just about to look competent. For the first time in decades, lawmakers came close to achieving…
Cesar Chavez faces cancellation over ‘troubling’ allegations
Lindsay Kornick writes for FoxNews.com about a left-of-center icon’s fall from grace. Celebrations for what would have been civil rights activist Cesar Chavez’s 99th birthday are being canceled ahead of what’s being described…
Immigration and the Moral Limits of Federalism
Lincoln’s natural rights statesmanship should be our guide. If Hayek taught us to inquire about who ought to decide and Lincoln taught us to ask to what end, then the question of immigration compels us toward a third and…
As Immigration Slowed, New York’s Population Hit a Wall in 2025
New York State added just 1,008 new residents last year as its post-pandemic recovery ground to a near standstill, newly released Census Bureau estimates show. The population increase of just one-half of 1 percent in made New…
Lincoln’s Line: Immigration and the Moral Limits of Federalism
If economist Friedrich Hayek taught us to as who ought to decide, and Abraham Lincoln taught us to as to what end, then the question of immigration compels us to ask a third and inescapable question: Where is the line drawn?…
Left seeks martyrs to fuel anti-Trump uprising as ICE enforcement operations ramp up nationwide
Radical groups are causing confrontations with federal agents to spark nationwide unrest and undermine Republicans. As the Trump administration ramps up enforcement against illegal immigration and cracks down on welfare…
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