Opinion

In a previous column, I suggested what the U.S. House of Representatives, under Republican control, could do to deal with the border crisis. The House is scheduled be back in session on September 12. Will the Republicans actually do anything about the border ? Scott McFarlane of CBS reported this

By John Thompson Media coverage of illegal migrants overflowing emergency shelters across the country and the angry responses from affected communities have prompted nine prominent officeholders to let out a cry of alarm to the Biden administration.   The officeholders in question – all perennial open borders enthusiasts – have called for faster

The Biden administration is managing an illegal invasion of the United States, bringing in millions of unvetted foreigners in order to transform the country. Is there anything the House of Representatives can do to improve the border situation? What about Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy? What could he do

On July 1, a new law took effect in Florida: SB 1718/Chapter No. 2023-40. This law clamps down on illegal immigration by, among other things, requiring all businesses employing 25 or more workers to use E-Verify to confirm that an employee is legal to work. The New York Times

"Our approach to managing the borders securely and humanely even within our fundamentally broken immigration system is working. Unlawful entries between ports of entry along the southwest border have consistently decreased by more than half compared to the peak before the end of Title 42.” Thus proclaimed Alejandro Mayorkas,

A Central American head of state agrees: God’s children are not for sale. El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, who is a one-man criminal gang busting machine, recently met with the producer of the indie box office hit, the “Sound of Freedom,” Mexican actor Eduardo Verástegui. The pair signed