Regular and consistent enforcement of denaturalization, a long-standing part of our immigration system, is long overdue.
Tag: immigration
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Mamdani’s ‘Warmth of Collectivism’ Is Burning New Yorkers
New York’s new mayor rides a wave of media-generated spin, but New Yorkers are noticing the facts on the ground point to a troubled and dangerous administration.
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The Left Doesn’t Want an Alliance With the Right
Dimwitted right-wingers seeking an alliance with the left because they are angry with Trump will discover how little they get and how much it costs.
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Hochul’s Folly: Sanctuary Politics Over Public Safety
A radical new proposal in New York is about to make the state even more unattractive and unsafe than it already is.
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Whose Creed? Whose Country?
We should consider the implications and limits of creedal nationalism as we approach the 250th anniversary of our separation from Britain.
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Immigration Amnesty by Any Other Name
For the GOP, this bill means death with indignity at the polls.
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The President Against the Pope
The core dispute between the Catholic hierarchy and President Trump is, and always was, about immigration.
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Fenway Park Video Shows the America We Lost
The video exposed the unmistakable decline that unfettered immigration unleashed on our nation.
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Canada Opens the Floodgates to Woke Americans
Encouraging dissatisfied, woke Americans to move to Canada is a win for everyone.
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Democrats Prefer Replacements to American Lives
The interests of the Democratic Party are squarely aligned with the illegal foreign elements seeking to come to America in exchange for keeping Democrats in power—no matter the cost to citizens.
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Eagle Pass Is Not Ellis Island
It is madness for the Court to evaluate the constitutionality of prudence-based immigration policy in light of the circumstances that prevailed in the 19th century.
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The Midterm Elections: A Matter of Common Sense—Or Else
Republicans in Congress are in danger of being subsumed beneath a gathering electoral wave in the coming midterms if they don’t get their act together and start listening to their own voters.
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Immigration Enforcement Saves Lives
Do Democrats like Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill, who claim to be moderates, take the lives of American citizens seriously?
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The GOP’s Foolish Praise for ‘Moderates’ and Failed Courting of ‘Natural Conservatives’
If the right ever expects to gain political ground, it needs to stop ceding rhetorical ground to Democrats and start cultivating voters who are already inclined to support their policies.
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Anti-ICE Violence, the Insurrection Act, and Jefferson Davis
The surge of left-wing violence against immigration officers in Minneapolis is entirely different than the situation leading up to the U.S. Civil War.
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Affirmative Action in the Heartland
Ian Andre Roberts’ con worked wonders until DEI met ICE, and the truth caught up with this undocumented public schools superintendent.
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Canada’s Mark Carney: A Second-String PM … or Governor?
Mark Carney’s bluster can’t change the fact that his nation is reaching an inflection point from which no miracle seems likely to help it recover.
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Trump’s SOTU Case for National Renewal
In his 2026 State of the Union address, the president outlined his priorities for American sovereignty, affordability for all citizens, and ongoing national renewal.
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Rubio’s Call for Europe to Renew the West Falls on Deaf Ears
The European Parliament’s commitment to transgender insanity as a central part of its foreign policy, as well as its demand for Russian reparations, demonstrate the unbridgeable gap between the U.S. and Europe.
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Bad Bunny and the Inescapable War Over American Identity
Conservatives disgusted by the Super Bowl spectacle need to wake up to the fact that the media narrative about immigration is transforming America before their eyes.
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Politicized Courts Are Destroying the Rule of Law
Politics is for the elected branches of government and the people, not judges. Judges who do politics from the bench should either run for office … or be impeached.
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Turnabout Is Strategic Play
Political U-turns serve the strategic function of priming the public to eventually accept policies they once unanimously opposed.
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When State Resistance Meets the Constitution
In the age of immigration conflict, questions of constitutional supremacy, the extent of executive power, and whether we will live according to the rule of law are all coming to a head.
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Leftist Hysteria in Minneapolis Is About Votes, Not Immigrants
The left’s sympathy for immigrants is really about their lust for power.
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Minneapolis and the Anti-Communist Film Festival
We can learn more about what inspires leftist street action in Minnesota by examining old anti-communist films than we can from following the legacy media today.
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Further Thoughts on a Creedal Nation
Denying America’s historic Anglo-Protestant identity and replacing it with a “creed” open to anyone is both bad history and a defective understanding of citizenship.
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Karoline Leavitt, Destroyer of Media Hackery
The president’s press secretary knows how to shoot down activist “journalists” pushing left-wing propaganda about immigration enforcement.
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Despite Trump’s Success, Immigration Isn’t ‘Solved’
Despite remarkable progress by the Trump administration, the degree of our border crisis is such that it will be a long time before it is “solved.”
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Mature Multiculturalism
Americans are beginning to see that the U.S. has absorbed too many people from countries too different from our own—and that it’s no longer taboo to talk about it.
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Renee Good Endangered Her Life—and Yours
Activism that abets law-breaking is the moral equivalent of racketeering, and it might meet the legal definition, too.
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Maduro’s Fall Could Save Lives in America
A more cooperative government in Venezuela offers America the hope that fewer criminal migrants, like Tren de Aragua gang members and the killer of Laken Riley, will plague her cities.
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Tim Walz Personifies Democrats’ Decline
Until Democratic populism can match Republican populism on immigration and cultural norms, the decline will continue for that party.
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Trump’s Second First Year Shows What’s Possible in American Politics
Trump has shown much greater zeal in delivering progress on immigration, anti-wokeness, and trade than he ever did in the 2010s. There have been serious gains in right-wing policy in just the first year.
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Mike Pence and the Elite Evasion of Responsibility
The performative fuss about anti-Semitism by relics of the old conservative establishment is really just an attempt to regain control.
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JD Vance Gets America’s Creed and Heritage Right
The Americans who built this country bequeathed us not only a Constitution but a culture, which is more than a litany of abstract propositions.
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‘Schoolhouse Rock!’: When American Children’s Television Was Still Sane
The series created by advertising executive David McCall to help his son memorize multiplication tables taught a generation of children much more than math.
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Biden’s Immigration Debacle Is the Media’s, Too
The media’s sudden interest in Joe Biden’s immigration failure is too little, too late.
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Trump’s Trade Focus Muddles His Immigration Agenda
Trump’s reputation as a dealmaker means that, for him, immigration questions are on the table in trade negotiations—even if MAGA doesn’t approve.
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Trump Already Has an Affordability Agenda: Reduce Immigration
The administration would do well to stop dismissing the cries of Americans about affordability and remind them that immigration enforcement is the surest path to making America more affordable again.
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Are UK Voters More Based Than MAGA?
Although it may be too late, in the UK even left-wing voters are coming around to the idea that the globalist vision of multiculturalism is a fraud.
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Hey, New York: ‘I Told You So!’
Observations on the city’s recent election from the once-maligned baseball great who long ago had New York’s number.
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From Giuliani’s Golden Age to Mamdani’s Sanctuary Gangland
Extreme sanctuary policies will turn New York and other like-minded cities into shooting galleries.
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Answering Robert George on Conservative Principles
Dedication to abstract universals without a prudent application of concrete and changing realities is a recipe for civilizational suicide.
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Bull Connor’s Spirit Lives On in Chicago
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s defiance of federal immigration enforcement echoes previous attempts to deny the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause.
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Free Healthcare for Illegals Would End America
Anti-borders politicians are shutting down the government to fight for a policy that would destroy the solvency of America and the quality of life of its citizens.
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Walz’s Dream Act Nightmare
Minnesota law permits in-state tuition for illegal aliens but forces American citizens from other states to pay full freight.
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The Myth of the ‘Good’ Immigrant
At a time when America is struggling to meet the needs of the native population, importing millions of outsiders makes little sense and leads to explosive political outcomes.
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Is Gavin Newsom the Democrats’ Answer to Trump?
California’s Democratic governor is trying too hard to be as tough as Trump and bumping into the consequences of his own policies while doing it.
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America’s Catholic Bishops Fan the Flames of Violence Against ICE
Comparing immigration enforcement to the work of slavecatchers and Nazis is contrary to Catholic teaching and encourages violence against those enforcing just laws.