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Lula Da SilvaProfessor James Hankins has written a sincere but largely misguided piece advocating for what amounts to a national guest worker program with a delayed pathway to citizenship. He proposes, with appropriate modesty, that “The advantages of this [immigration] proposal may not seem obvious at first sight to Republicans.” Let me, with all due humility, suggest that the alleged advantages are not obvious because they are not there. While Hankins’s pr…See the Story
Amnesty By Another Name
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World War II · United StatesIn the wreckage of World War II, there was no question who had won. Europe lay physically and morally bankrupt—its cities shattered, its institutions hollowed out, and its spiritual confidence extinguished in the fires of fascism and the humiliations of collaboration. America, in contrast, emerged not only militarily triumphant, but also civilizationally intact. It stood at the apex of industrial productivity, financial power, and—most crucially…See the Story
Power in the Age of Fracture, Part II
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United States · United StatesThe most powerful nation in history has spent the last three decades outsourcing its strength. Factories have been shuttered, energy dependence was reinstated, domestic bureaucracies have continued to grow, and bad trade deals were signed with rivals—all moves that have weakened America’s sovereignty. The Trump Administration is reversing this decline not only through rhetoric but also through action (which, admittedly, can be confusing at times…See the Story
A Roadmap to Independence
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United States · United StatesIn the world that emerged after the Cold War, power moved with container ships and capital markets. Liberalism’s invisible hand was fortified by a visible navy, and its logic was one of frictionless flow: of goods, information, money, and governance standards. The sea was its main artery, and the U.S. Navy its steward. Today, that world is cracking. Capital markets are fragmenting. Supply chains are shortening. Naval supremacy is increasingly co…See the Story
Power in the Age of Fracture
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Joe BidenJUAREZ, Mexico (Border Report) – It wasn’t that long ago that a dozen buildings in the Pan de Vida shelter provided warm meals, medication, clothes and a roof over the heads of upwards of 400 migrants. Families from as far away as Colombia and Venezuela found protection from gangs and smugglers behind the walls of this complex in the Anapra neighborhood of Juarez.
Judge holds ICE agent in contempt after he detained suspect during a trial M…See the Story
Border migrant shelters become ghost towns
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Immigration · United StatesPolitics How to Solve the Immigration Crisis Republicans in Congress need to act now.
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The American people elected Donald Trump to solve the illegal immigration crisis. If he wants to succeed, the president should push for congressional action that would complement his executive moves—and he should do so soon. To be sure, Trump has already taken important steps to close the southern border, such as directing imm…See the Story
How to Solve the Immigration Crisis
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Washington DC · WashingtonThe triumphal arch holds a very important place in the annals of Western architecture and urbanism. In Roman times it played a lofty honorific role, even though most Roman arches commemorated civic achievements and personages rather than military victories. The freestanding monumental arch was a syncretic creation, structurally derived from Etruscan gateways and decoratively enriched with Hellenistic architectural and sculptural forms. Its disti…See the Story
Washington Needs an Arch
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