Opinion

By Randy Alcorn The recent impasse in Congress over immigration reform reveals the forces at work making this issue so difficult to resolve. Ever lurking in the halls of Congress are the agents of those special interests that have been feasting on... Read More

By Mark Cromer     "But I don’t want to go among mad people," Alice remarked.     "Oh, you can’t help that," said the Cat: "We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad."     "How do you know I’m mad?" said Alice.     "You must be,"... Read More

By Donald F. Anthrop Politicians from both parties are scrambling to buy the votes of immigrant groups through promises of amnesty for illegal immigrants and higher quotas for legal immigration.  Absent from the debate on immigration has been any discussion of the... Read More

Did enforcement die with amnesty?By Mark CromerJune 2007 With comprehensive immigration reform defeated in the Senate, the question looms: what now? It seems many people, including some lawmakers, who opposed the bill are inclined to think that the answer is—at long last—a... Read More

A video captures what working Americans have known all alongBy Mark CromerAs the Senate prepares to renew its push for the most sweeping mass amnesty in the history of nations, a group of lawyers from the Pennsylvanian law firm of Cohen &... Read More

Vox populi prevails on immigrationBy Mark CromerJune 2007 If you listened carefully in the moments after the immigration bill was killed for a second time, a bitter gnashing and rending could be heard from the Senate floor all the way to the... Read More