Opinion

A quick refresher of immigration clichés for the candidatesBy Mark CromerJanuary 2008 As 2008 kicks off a wide-open presidential race in both major parties and with immigration promising to be a hot button issue from now through the general election, I thought... Read More

By Rob SanchezDecember 2007 The Chairman of Intel, Craig Barrett, recently made dire predictions that the next Silicon Valley will not be in the United States due to restrictive immigration policies and that a brain drain from the United States to Europe... Read More

The Census Bureau’s new numbers mask a grim futureBy Mark CromerDecember 2007 For many Americans there are reasons aplenty to ring in the New Year with a keen sense of grateful appreciation—and as chaotic violence and bitter poverty around the globe remind... Read More

Public schools in Los Angeles offer a glimpse of our ethnically homogenous future.By Mark CromerDecember 2007 Global warming may be the marquee issue of the moment among progressives, but greenhouse gases don’t elevate body temperature to the fever that strikes many white... Read More

By Randy AlcornIn a recent editorial, the Los Angles Times characterized people opposed to New York governor, Eliot Spitzer’s proposal to issue drivers licenses to illegal aliens as cruel people more interested in punishing illegal aliens than in improving public safety. The... Read More

By Maria Fotopoulos, CAPS Senior Writing Fellow January 2007 When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Or as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger learned when he visited a citrus farm to assess the weather damage from California’s devastating cold spell this month, you can... Read More