Biden’s broad marijuana pardon has precedents
In some ways, it looks like Jimmy Carter’s amnesty for Vietnam War draft dodgers
To learn about the Democratic Party’s future, look at what Latino organizers did in Arizona
Leaders like Alex Gomez and Tomás Robles connected the party to issues voters cared about
Arizona may go for Biden. That took 20 years of grassroots organizing.
My research examines what brought together Latino, immigrant, labor and LGBTQ community organizers into a coalition that gets out votes
Why ‘constitutionalist sheriffs’ won’t enforce coronavirus restrictions
For years, these locally elected officials have been leading rebellions against government authority.
Trump has been awarding a lot of Presidential Medals of Freedom. Here’s what that says about his values.
Arthur Laffer yesterday, Tiger Woods last month — Trump is awarding Medals of Freedom much in the way he’s used his power to pardon.
Yes, the Parkland kids could change U.S. gun policy. Here’s what it would take.
Could the nascent post-Parkland movement against gun violence — led
Donald Trump says he’s just enforcing immigration law. But it’s not that simple.
From the moment he rode down the Trump Tower escalator
Canada’s asylum claims are spiking dramatically. Will it restrict its welcome at last?
Until recently, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomed immigrants and
Americans get more politically involved than citizens elsewhere. The Constitution’s framers designed it that way.
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Why Trump’s pardon of Joe Arpaio isn’t like most presidential pardons
Last month, as President Trump made broad claims about his
Sheriffs are enthusiastic about enforcing U.S. immigration law. That makes a big difference.
[caption id="attachment_58998" align="alignleft" width="960"] Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke speaks
Do Anti-Immigration Stances Cost the GOP Votes from Latinos?
The question at hand is whether the Latino respondents became