Most in Surge of Child Border Crossers Aren’t Leaving, Authorities Say

Of the more than 24,000 unaccompanied children who entered the United States illegally last year, most haven’t left — even those who were detained. “Eighty-seven percent of those are still here in [court] proceedings because we have no final orders,” said Tom Homan, executive associate director of enforcement and removal operations for U.S. Immigration and Customs […]

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Non-Enforcement of Immigration Law Part of Scheme to Transform US?

By John W. LillpopResponsible citizens of this great nation, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or political persuasion, have an urgent responsibility to view Barack Obama’s refusal to enforce US borders and immigration laws with the utmost skepticism, angst, and trepidation.   At stake is the very sovereignty of the United States and the individual liberties & […]

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Redskins Appeal Controversial Trademark Ruling

WASHINGTON (AP) — From an immediate, practical viewpoint, the ruling by a trademark board that the Washington Redskins have a “disparaging” nickname doesn’t mean much. The team doesn’t have to change a thing, and the matter will likely be tied up in courts for years. From an emotional, intangible standpoint, however, the decision issued Wednesday […]

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We’re All Pro-Growth and Pro-Family

The tax reform debate about the child tax credit (CTC) continues. Hopefully the discussion sheds light on whether the CTC expansion is the best policy. My purpose in writing has been 1) to point out that there is a trade-off: the bigger the CTC expansion, the less we can cut the more economically harmful taxes […]

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