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Maryland State Lawmakers Roadblock Local Sheriffs
State lawmakers in Maryland are trying to hamper local Sheriffs in their task of keeping their communities safe. The legislation would prevent local police offices from collaboration with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents by putting up bureaucratic roadblocks. The Baltimore Sun reports: Three Maryland sheriffs cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement signaled their…
Read MoreFederal lawmakers shouldn’t impose arbitrary minimum-wage standards
Minimum-wage standards have long been a polarizing topic in political debates, with conservatives and liberals often pigeonholed into their separate camps on the issue. But it’s more complicated than that. Some Democrats on Capitol Hill are stumping for an arbitrary increase to the federal-minimum wage. More reasonable people, however, know that what works in one…
Read MoreLawmakers Carelessly Fatten Up Pork Barrel Projects
Balancing the government budget is a tough issue. How are lawmakers handling it? By coming up with unnecessary projects to increase more spending, of course. The Hill has the details: When you tally up all 435 representatives, 100 senators, and the needs of 50 states, the spending grows so large that ridiculous projects can be…
Read MoreGOP Lawmaker Must Not Make Empty Promises on Border Security
Since President Trump declared a national emergency to appropriate military funding for border security, the liberal media and Democratic lawmakers have viciously attacked him and his executive power. Even some Republican lawmakers, who lead their constituents to believe that they would act on securing the border, have joined Democrats in denouncing President Trump’s order and…
Read MoreCalifornia lawmakers pushing waiver application that would allow illegal immigrants to purchase Obamacare
State lawmakers in California are scrambling to get approval on a waiver that would permit illegal immigrants in California to purchase Obamacare health insurance. The Washington Times has the story: California first made its request, known as a “1332 waiver,” earlier this year. But the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services sent the application back…
Read More‘Not Now’ Campaign to Defend America’s Sovereignty Against WHO
Connect on Facebook Share Visit Our Page Donate Powered by the Simple Social Press In just 40 days, the Biden Administration plans to agree to what amount to two international treaties that will give the World Health Organization (WHO) the ability to define and control the United States’ response to public health emergencies, in direct…
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