Opinion

In Florida, a new law cracking down on the employment of illegal aliens went into effect on July 1. A recent article by Axel Turcios for Scripps News tries to scare the reader into thinking this is a Bad Thing. Turcios begins the piece in frustrated novelist style: “In Florida,

Mexico has a new foreign minister. Marcelo Ebrard recently stepped down from that post to run for president of Mexico. His replacement is Alicia Barcena. Her most recent job was Mexican ambassador to Chile and she has also worked for the United Nations and the World Economic Forum. On July

Consider three recent immigration-related Supreme Court decisions: PUGIN v. GARLAND / GARLAND v. CORDERO-GARCIA On June 22, 2023, the Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision authored by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, ruled that a person can obstruct justice even before an official investigation has been opened, and thus be deported. This ruling

One of the biggest arguments in favor of mass immigration – whether of the legal or illegal variety – is that we need the workers. You’ve probably heard claims such as, “We need more workers,” or, “Immigrants do jobs Americans won’t do.” A recent article by American Compass CEO Oren

ABC News recently proclaimed, “Unlawful southern border entries down 70% from record highs since end of Title 42.” That seems to be the consensus of the media and Biden administration (or do I repeat myself?) However, if you look at the big picture, you see that the Biden Border Rush

All the hoopla over the end of Title 42 was for naught, we are told by the media. When asked about the state of the border after the expiration of Title 42 on midnight of May 12, President Biden replied, “Much better than you all expected,” as he rode a