The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll shows that the vast majority of Americans would rather live in states with Republican policies than Democrat ones, though it isn’t clear which policies are most driving their preference. Only liberals (by a 63-to-37 percent margin) and young people (54-to-46 percent) want to live in states with these Democrat policies. Amazingly, even Democrats (52-to-48 percent) and blacks (56-to-44 percent) want to live in states with these Republican set of policies.
Ohio and Iowa have sued the Biden administration because the administration is refusing to let states verify whether registered voters are noncitizens. Even without access to this data, Ohio was able to identify some noncitizens who were registered to vote. But even...
The president of the Crime Prevention Research Center, Dr. John Lott, talked to John Hines with One America News about the future of ATF, the 2nd Amendment, and the Biden White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention under President-elect Donald Trump's...
Our work at Real Clear Investigations pointed out that in September, ICE reported that of 7.4 million such “non-detained” noncitizens released into the U.S. during the last four decades or so were 662,566 noncitizens with criminal histories – 435,719 individuals with...
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