A bad day for junk justice in Arizona April 23, 2024Monica Showalter
A 75-year-old rancher who shot an invading illegal on his property received a hung jury verdict at his trial. Why was this man even on trial at all?
Bidenomics: Get ready for fresh shortages December 19, 2023Monica Showalter
A rail commerce shutdown in Texas owing to the border surge, and unchecked Houthi rebel attacks on global shipping, mean massive bottlenecks in global trade -- and shortages here very likely.
End birthright citizenship now August 7, 2023William Davis
Birth tourism exploits a loophole in immigration law that has become its own incentive to immigrate into the U.S. illegally.
Impermanent aliens? February 29, 2020Noel S. Williams
Legal residents with green cards should strive to become U.S. citizens. Now that the public charge ruling is in place, maybe they will do that.
A new accommodation for illegals — on the census? April 24, 2019Monica Showalter
Democrats are arguing that if illegals won't answer census questions, there shouldn't be census questions. It's not very different from their argument that if illegals won't obey border laws, there shouldn't be borders. Who's in charge here?
Sicko, Southern Border-Style April 12, 2019Brian C. Joondeph
Why the refusal to correlate the migrant surge with the infectious diseases suddenly appearing in the U.S. as they arrive?
Why amnesty isn't the answer April 8, 2019Dale L. Wilcox
With reports about more caravans headed for the border, it may seem like odd timing for our leaders in Washington to be proposing amnesty. Yet that’s what happened, as speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi proudly proposed to let 2 million aliens apply for U.S. citizenship.
The biggest losers in Mexico's election? The Democrats July 2, 2018Monica Showalter
Democrats have staked their party's fortunes on serving illegals. So has Mexico's new socialist president-elect, Andrés Manuel López-Obrador. The problem here is that they are the same people.
Illegal immigration as an actual ideology April 10, 2018Monica Showalter
Why is illegal immigration so entrenched? Well, it's because it's become a faith, an entrenched system of beliefs. Victor Davis Hanson has some incisive thoughts on why this is so.
