Congress appropriated only $1.375 billion for a border wall under Trump. A leaked briefing to HHS officials indicated that a total of $8.6 billion in spending would be redirected to benefit the illegal aliens by October.
On Monday afternoon, the Kansas legislature voted to override the Democrat governor’s veto on two powerful, conservative bills. Both bills make clear that Kansas wants nothing of the Left’s radical agenda on guns and elections.
In the middle of the worst border crisis in decades, with rampant abuse of the asylum system and record numbers of border apprehensions, the Biden administration decided to take action to ban officers from using the phrase “illegal alien.”
On Thursday—the very same day that President Biden announced his executive actions to restrict certain firearms—the Kansas legislature took a bold step in the opposite direction.
The next phase of COVID coercion is rapidly coming down the pike. Indeed, it’s already spreading throughout Europe. It is a regime of vaccine “passports”—permitting citizens access to vital services and travel only if they have received a COVID-19 vaccine.
The Biden Administration has been touchy about using the word “crisis” to describe the catastrophic flow of illegal aliens across our border ever since he took office.
Policies Biden announced are producing a devastating one-two punch that may eventually be more significant than President Obama’s Deferred Action for Child Arrivals (DACA) executive amnesty.
All eyes look to the Supreme Court. Will they defend the Constitution, or will they find some reason to make the case go away?
On Monday, just before midnight, the State of Texas filed a lawsuit that is far more important than all of the others surrounding the presidential election of November 3rd.
Including illegal aliens in apportionment makes no sense. A person who has no legal right to remain in the country has no right to be represented in Congress.
The Trump campaign and its attorneys have moved swiftly to file suit in Pennsylvania. The lawsuit seeks to stop the counting of votes until the Trump campaign is permitted to exercise its legal right to have poll watchers present and able to observe proceedings from a meaningful distance.
Many Senate Democrats are determined to use the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings as an opportunity to campaign on a litany of progressive talking points in anticipation of the November 3 election. But the winner of the prize for asking strange questions out of left field has to be Senator Mazie Hirono (D) from Hawaii.
Joe Biden has consistently refused to release a list or any information about whom he might appoint to the Supreme Court if he were president. During his first debate with President Trump on Tuesday, he once again refused to do so when prodded by President Trump.
On Wednesday in Delaware, Joe Biden declared that he would impose a national mask mandate by executive order, enforce “uniform national guidelines” for dealing with the pandemic, establish “national criteria for opening schools,” and by implication take authority from the states in to address the pandemic.
the Ninth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals handed down a decision of immense importance. In Duncan v. Becerra, the Court struck down California’s ban on firearm magazines of more than ten rounds, holding that the ban violated the Second Amendment.
Trump issued a memorandum that excludes illegal aliens from the counting of persons for congressional apportionment. It was a bold executive action that will do much to restore fairness in the apportionment of seats in Congress and bring it back into conformity with the Founders’ intentions.
The Court said that President Trump’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) did not jump through enough bureaucratic hoops in rescinding the DACA (“Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals”) amnesty.
Some Republicants want 66,000 additional foreign workers allowed into the U.S. this year to compete with unemployed Americans.
Although Pennsylvania state law prohibits Philadelphia from enacting all of the gun control measures the city’s leaders wish, the city’s website reads like a gun control propaganda sheet.
On Wednesday, the Tenth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals issued a truly outrageous opinion. The court struck down Kansas’s 2011 law requiring voters to provide proof of citizenship when they register.
California will give $500 checks to 150,000 low-income illegal aliens. The cost to taxpayers will be $125 million.
President Trump was absolutely right to highlight the dangers of mail-in voting. Compared to in-person voting with photo ID, the opportunities for voter fraud are much greater. Three forms of fraud occur wherever mail-in voting is allowed.
As Rahm Emmanuel famously instructed the Democratic Party 2008: “Never allow a crisis to go to waste.” He repeated the phrase Sunday, in the context of the coronavirus pandemic. They are heeding his words, now more than ever.
On Friday, President Trump took a crucial step in protecting American citizens during the coronavirus pandemic. He completed the closure of the land ports of entry into the United States to nonessential traffic. In other words, he closed the front door.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court handed down a decision that had far-reaching consequences – consequences that were missed entirely by the mainstream media. In Kansas v. Garcia, the Court held by a 5-4 vote that federal law did not prevent Kansas from criminally prosecuting illegal aliens for identity theft.
The open-borders Democrats in Congress continue to outdo themselves. One would think that it would be impossible to come up with anything more idiotic than their proposals to give free health care to illegal aliens and to abolish ICE. But they have done it again.
The coronavirus outbreak continues to grow. On Wednesday, 201 U.S. citizens who were evacuated from Wuhan, China, arrived in the United States and were transported to the March Air Reserve Base in California, where they are being informally quarantined and monitored for a three-day period.
Last Friday, a Wisconsin Judge ordered that approximately 200,000 voters be removed from the state’s voter rolls. The ruling caused Democrats to scream that a “purge” of voters was underway.
Neither of their two articles meets the constitutional standard for impeachment. The first article accuses the president of “abuse of power,” a charge so vague as to be meaningless.
Judge Michael Simon of the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon issued a decision halting the Trump Administration’s policy of denying visas to aliens who do not have, or cannot afford, health insurance.
