Op-ed

How To Stop The Entire World From Marching Across The U.S. Border

With friends like Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica moving oceans of global migrants to the U.S. southern border, who needs enemies?

Found in El Paso: the border wall Biden is paying not to build

Acres of wall units are now waiting for cranes that will never come

Last Year’s DHS Threat Assessment Predicted Wave Of Haitian Illegal Migration In A Southern Border Crisis

Also that national security ‘threat actors’ and foreign terrorists from far away would ride the camouflaging wave in

The Border as an Attractive Nuisance

Among the victims of our ambivalent and half-hearted enforcement of immigration laws are the migrants themselves.

Congress must change the law to stem the rise of illegal border crossings

One solution is Tennessee U.S. Rep. Mark Green's Migrant Accountability Act, but the Democratic-controlled Congress won't likely approve it.

Refugee Resettlement Woes: Why America Should Steer Afghans Toward Foreign Soil

U.S. officials should consider alternatives to permanent resettling Afghans in America.

State of Border Counterterrorism: Challenges Threaten Security Successes

The dearth of attacks from America’s southern border flank since 9/11 can be attributed less to lack of enemy interest than to these counterterrorism programs.

Amnesty Looms Large in the Reconciliation Bill

The Half-Baked Immigration Response to 9/11

Whom Should We Take from Afghanistan?

There’s a case for accepting military interpreters. Beyond that, we should be discerning about whom we bring to the U.S.