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Neither party is the actual culprit. Both are paid well to do the bidding of their 1 percent bosses, who are pulling the strings. Continue Reading
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Neither party is the actual culprit. Both are paid well to do the bidding of their 1 percent bosses, who are pulling the strings. Continue Reading
Federal immigration enforcement agencies are not required to release information about people they’re detaining. They should be required to release it. Continue Reading
Recent detentions and seizures of phones and other material from travelers to the United States have sparked alarm. ProPublica details what powers Customs and Border Protection officials have over you and your devices. Continue Reading
Don’t do it President Trump. I have a better plan. Continue Reading
It’ll cost $20 billion or more. Mexico will pay for it, or it won’t. Amid uncertainty, Trump clearly seems intent on making the border wall handsome. Continue Reading
ProPublica has obtained a list of more than 400 Trump administration hires, including dozens of lobbyists and some from far-right media. Continue Reading
At the U.S.-Mexico border, scientists say existing fencing is hurting endangered wildlife and warn that a continuous wall could devastate many species. Continue Reading
The hiring of three former lobbyists to work in the White House raises questions about how the Trump administration is enforcing the president’s executive order on ethics. Continue Reading
Attorney General Jeff Sessions isn’t alone. Continue Reading
Former lawmaker Heather Wilson refused to detail what she was doing for $20,000 a month. Continue Reading
The DOJ, now overseen by Jeff Sessions, is walking back years of effort aimed at limiting the harmful effect of state voter ID measure on minorities. Continue Reading
We must continue to support the North American Free Trade Agreement. Continue Reading
On the eve of a meeting between Mexico’s president and American officials, Mexican officials emphatically rejected the latest Trump administration immigration proposal. Continue Reading
The idea is part of a raft of immigration proposals signed by Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly that are likely to spur international and legal challenges. Continue Reading
In today’s Mexico, it’s in unlikely places like a Sam’s Club parking lot where the forging of a nation’s new identity might well just be underway. Continue Reading