Category: opinion

The U.S. Constitution is the foundation of American legal and political life, establishing the framework for individual rights and government powers. However, an ongoing debate persists regarding whether illegal non-citizens should be entitled to constitutional protections, and constitutional law provides strong arguments for why such protections should be limited. The Constitution’s Primary Intent: Protecting Citizens…

The United States is facing unprecedented political and social turmoil, leading many to ask: Are we on the brink of a new Civil War? While the country is not experiencing an organized military conflict, ideological battles, violent protests, media manipulation, and foreign influence suggest that America is embroiled in a growing war—one fought not with…

As America wrestles with a fragile and chaotic immigration system, the Republican-controlled Congress seems more captivated by political theatre than practical solutions. While immigration remains a top concern for many Americans, especially those along the border and in affected communities, Congress appears preoccupied, spending countless hours and taxpayer dollars on sprawling investigations rather than doing…

I read a meme about Blue cities being targeted more in the immigration raids, the reason given as to why was political revenge. I found that a little dishonest, so here we go. The disparity in immigration raids between blue and red cities is primarily influenced by local policies and cooperation with federal authorities. Many…

In the modern political landscape, moments of public unrest have become more than just crises—they are opportunities for messaging, activism, and political maneuvering. For Democrats, footage of protests, social upheaval, and clashes with law enforcement serves as a powerful narrative reinforcing their policy positions. But as unrest unfolds, another tool emerges: congressional oversight visits. While…

In the ongoing debate over voter ID laws, in the United States, is one of the most troubling arguments from the Left is the implication that certain groups, particularly minorities, are somehow less capable of obtaining identification than others. Whether intentional or not, this notion perpetuates a deeply patronizing and, frankly, offensive stereotype. Voter ID…