Opinion

When it comes to reporting on illegal immigration, some journalists just stick to the script By Mark Cromer, Senior Writing Fellow (First in an occasional series on the media’s coverage of illegal immigration and overpopulation) As an active member in ‘good standing’... Read More

By Rick Oltman, Senior Writing Fellow We have heard, and will continue to hear, the obvious complaints about the dangers of giving credit cards, checking accounts and home mortgages to people whom the Bank of America and Wells Fargo, for example, let... Read More

By Randy AlcornFebruary 2007 Beginning his second term as California’s governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has proposed that the state incur another $43 billion in bond debt to build more prisons, schools, and dams. This proposed debt would be added to the nearly $43... Read More

By Diana Hull, Ph.D., CAPS Board President While Black History Month provides a slice of time to recount the contributions of this community and honor them, it’s also an opportunity to assess major current problems they face.   One the most important... Read More

The Immigration Non-Debate By Mark Cromer, Senior Writing Fellow The night before allegedly frightened officials at UCLA cancelled a planned campus address by a member of the Minutemen earlier this month, I found myself at Claremont Graduate University, facing a room jammed... Read More

By Rick Oltman, CAPS Director of Public Relations The recent arrests of illegal alien “absconders” by federal immigration officers have sparked a backlash of protests around the nation against the so-called “raids.” Immigrant protestors have taken to the streets waving their fists... Read More