Birthright Citizenship Must Be Reversed
The dire consequences of the birthright citizenship decision by the Supreme Court on June 30th are sinking in. It impedes deportation and it gives millions of future votes…
Category: National Sovereignty
Under the Dome: Congressional Review — June 2026
June was an exciting month in America. Our country became one of the hosts of the FIFA Soccer world cup. Armies of loyal fans descended into Dallas, Boston,…
Supreme Court’s Blunder on Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court just blundered badly on birthright citizenship, undermining the credibility of the Court while devaluing American citizenship. By a mere 5-4 majority, the Court declared a…
College Grads Hurt by H-1B Visas
There is a grim unemployment crisis for college graduates who majored in STEM – science, technology, engineering or math. An estimated 8% of recent STEM graduates are completely…
Under the Dome: Congressional Review — May 2026
Although nature was abuzz with activity this month, Congress was a little lackluster. Still, there were a few signs of life. The war in Iran continues to take…
Time is Running Out
The United States Supreme Court Building at 1 First Street Northeast in Washington, D.C. Five months away from a midterm election that could reshape the balance of power…
Time to Reexamine Hart-Celler Immigration Act?
Immigrants Approaching Statue of Liberty, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. In 1965, Congress passed the Immigration and Nationality Act, better known as Hart-Celler. Its sponsors promised there would…
Trump Rejects EO on AI
The draft Executive Order that Trump abruptly rejected last Thursday would have expanded federal power under the guise of pre-screening AI. Trump was right to cancel a blue-ribbon…
Progress on Returning Refugees
Afghan_refugees_resettled_after_2021_Afghan_withdrawal_by_state There's real progress being made on one of the most important issues President Trump ran on — and that's the removal of unwanted refugees and the restoration…
Under the Dome: Congressional Review — April 2026
Congress has been a hive of activity this Spring. Washington hosted a new bout of GOP infighting, a monarch’s visit to his forefathers’ colonies, and yet another lunatic…