Militia: Repel the Invasion of Illegal Immigration
Militia: Repel the Invasion of Illegal ImmigrationOnly the Militia could supply para-military and police forces of sufficient size to take control of America’s borders...
How the States Can Suppress Illegal Immigration
No reader of this commentary needs to be reminded that the United States are reeling under a continuous mass influx across the southern borders...
No Sanctuaries in “Sanctuary Cities”
In his recent NewsWithViews commentary, “Sanctuary Cities and the PATCO Strike Analogy” (21 November 2016), Jonathan Emord recommends thatpon assuming office, President Trump should...
How the President Can Secure the Borders
With the issue of illegal immigration already coming to the fore in the contest for nomination of the 2016 Republican candidate for the Presidency,...
Are You Doing Your Constitutional Duty for “Homeland Security”?
What is the fundamental constitutional institution for "homeland security"? On the answer to this question may depend the continued independence and freedom of the...
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