Lions, Tigers, Bears and Slower Population Growth, Oh My! Takeaways from the Census Bureau Report
The Census Bureau recently released its national population estimates that the U.S. population was 328,239,523 in 2019. The report told us two... Read More
For Californians, 2018 Looks Like a Rough Year
By Joe Guzzardi December 27, 2017 From ecological, financial and social perspectives, my native California has had a rough year. And 2018... Read More
Meet Your Surgeon, the Robot
By Joe Guzzardi December 26, 2017 In 2017 columns, I wrote about how tough it is for blue collar Americans to get... Read More
Trump Delivers on His Immigration Enforcement Platform
By Joe Guzzardi December 23, 2017 Since President Trump’s election, dozens of conservative and liberal pundits have offered their opinions on why... Read More
U.S. Workers to White House: In 2018, Give Us a Chance
By Joe Guzzardi December 19, 2017 If President Trump could do one thing to help American workers find good jobs and, after... Read More
Jurors Raise Funds for Illegal Immigrant Thief
By Joe Guzzardi December 17, 2017 In the Commonwealth of Virginia’s Fairfax County, a recent court house drama played out that said... Read More
Americans Back to Work, but at Lousy Jobs
By Joe Guzzardi December 14, 2017 Continuing the recent upward labor market trend, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that last month’s... Read More
Port Authority Attack Improves Chances to End Nepotistic Chain Migration, Visa Lottery
By Joe Guzzardi December 12, 2017 In the midst of the New York Christmas rush, a terrorist targeted commuters and shoppers... Read More
Swamp Insider: ‘With Trump, You Never Know’
By Joe Guzzardi December 8, 2017 When a journalist on the immigration beat sits down to write a column, he never... Read More
Administration Scores Two Big Wins on Refugee Resettlement
By Joe Guzzardi December 5, 2017 On refugee issues, two recent successes are encouraging, and may lead to a sensible approach... Read More