Rule of Law
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Is America a Nation of Citizens, or a Territory of 'People'?
How census rules, immigration enforcement, and political incentives quietly rewired the American social contract.
Is the Law Beyond Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison?
Ellison dismissed the calls for charges under the FACE Act — so let me help him out.
Minnesota and the Battle to Cripple ICE
"The goal of Democrats is to make all this enforcement as messy and as complicated as possible."
Gutless Provocateurs and Their Useful Idiots
ICE agents only want to enforce America's immigration laws. The rioters, those useful idiots, are there specifically to raise Cain, to disrupt their mission.
Trump's Lawfare Push Is Damaging the DOJ
Reputable prosecutors are leaving the Department of Justice over concerns the agency is focusing too much on Trump's enemies.
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Renee Good Endangered Her Life — and Yours
Activism that abets law-breaking is the moral equivalent of racketeering, and it might meet the legal definition, too.
The Deep Disgrace of Jack Smith
Even the Trump-deranged enemies of our 47th president now realize that the special prosecutor's case against him was utterly without merit.
ICE Did Not Write the Law — It Was Attacked for Enforcing It
If Americans want immigration laws changed, Congress is the appropriate forum. Targeting the agents charged with enforcing existing law is indefensible.
Globalist Mamdani Eschews U.S. Sovereignty
New York City's radical socialist mayor-elect expresses seditious views regarding U.S. law by elevating "international law" above our own.
The Clownish Georgia Case Gets Tossed
With a one-paragraph ruling from a Georgia judge, yet another lawfare case against Donald Trump has been relegated to the dustbin of history.
Clinton Judge Sides With Democrats
It shouldn't shock us that James Comey and Letitia James were granted legal reprieves based on a technicality, but the Trump DOJ seems like it can't shoot straight.
The Age of Selective Legality
From street protests to courtroom disparities, Americans are witnessing the slow undoing of a stable legal order.
Bolton: Mishandling Classified Info 'Sets a Bad Example'
For better or worse, Trump has decided that Democrats have opened Pandora's box, and he is not going to be the only man in Washington ever to be indicted for stuff.
The FAFO DOJ Comes for NY AG Letitia James
You may not like that Donald Trump's Justice Department is coming down on his legal and political opponents, but Democrats are the ones who opened Pandora's Box.
Weaponizing the DOJ? Say It Ain't So!
The Democrats' assertion that Donald Trump's Justice Department is waging an unprecedented campaign of targeting political enemies is laughably hypocritical gaslighting.
When Public Policy Replaces Private Virtue
Even if one assumes that Jay Jones would not actually put a bullet in the brain of a political opponent, it is reasonable to ask what he would do if someone else did.
Attempted Kavanaugh Assassin Gets Break for 'Trans' Claim
Nicholas Roske turned himself in for attempting to murder a Supreme Court justice, but now he claims he's a woman named Sophie, and the left-wing judge let him off easy.
Comey Fooled Around and Found Out
The former FBI director likely lied to Congress about his actions during the bureau's ridiculous Russia hoax probe, and now he's been indicted by a federal grand jury.
The Real Domestic Terror Threat
The Trump administration is looking to crack down on radical leftist groups pushing political violence, but there's a chance things could go too far in encroaching on free speech.