Elected leaders like Karen Bass and Eric Adams know that advocating sanctuary policies is a requirement to stay in good standing with their party, so they will likely never abandon them. 

Our coastal areas have become the new front in the border crisis as the world knows illegal entry attempts by ship are a risk worth taking.

It is a lie that America needs unchecked numbers of immigrants to fill jobs that citizens and
legal residents will not do.

There is a limit to how much burden America can carry, and we are approaching that limit.

Politicians who benefited from sanctuary advocacy now admit the obvious truth: Sanctuary policies are unsustainable.

Changes are meant to normalize the act of entering the country illegally and not treat it as the violation it is. 

With two of America’s leading states hell-bent on self-destruction, the source for our future optimism will have to come from somewhere else.

Credit the ACLU for at least being transparent about its agenda, but its agenda would be pure poison for America. 

Agenda-driven judges and advocacy from the bench are the last thing we need as we drift further away from rule of law that has always been one of the pillars of America’s greatness.

As the second-home owners in Martha’s Vineyard saw recently when a plane load of illegal aliens arrived, living with the results of their politics is far different from just virtue-signaling them.

While many of our fellow citizens bemoan the decline of the country, there is a frustrating lack of curiosity about why the same problems continue to plague us. 

The media wants us to believe record crime spikes arriving on the heels of a series of rogue district attorneys getting into office must be pure coincidence.

Unless candidates commit to oppose noncitizen voting, it’s just more meaningless double-talk.

To spin, distort or conceal key facts about our immigration problems is to engage in a blatant lie. Politicians who push that lie should pay a heavy electoral price.

The Fifth Circuit’s DACA decision is a triumph for both the separation of powers and the rule of law.

Karine Jean-Pierre is the “Baghdad Bob” of the border crisis.

If Chicago’s mayor is truly committed to her city’s sanctuary status, then she should welcome arrivals from Texas without complaint.

Cartels that exploit children from other countries and bring toxic drugs across our borders must be treated as the enemies of our country that they are.

Faced with incontrovertible evidence of the disaster its policies at the border have created, the Biden Administration’s response is to tell Americans not to believe their lyin’ eyes.

A violent clash between federal and state law enforcement at our border is a nightmarish scenario.