May 7, 2015 Is Obama a president or a king? Playing with constitutional fire Is the blanket refusal to enforce federal laws that profoundly affect five million persons -- and in the process severely straining the social services of all 50 states -- an impeachable offense?
May 7, 2015 Immigration debate: Obama refuses to faithfully execute law of the land The debate about immigration is not a new one.
May 7, 2015 Immigration, climate change, minimum wage: Obama's plans will hurt, not help, American workers Can you believe it? President Obama has two more years to further screw up America and the world.
May 7, 2015 We cannot afford amnesty for illegal immigrants Amnesty will cost you, the American taxpayer, a fortune. And that’s why so many, including me, are strongly opposed to the idea.
May 7, 2015 Immigration: Fight against Obama’s lawlessness just beginning Let’s reform our immigration system, but let’s do it according to a constitutional process. President Obama claims he’s acting because Congress has “failed” to act. But what he really means is that he’s acting because Congress has failed to give him exactly what he wants.
May 7, 2015 Immigration debate: What US could learn from Britain's David Cameron Nigel Farage, leader of the upstart UK Independent Party (UKIP), has been turning up the heat on British Prime Minister David Cameron over the issue of migrants who come to the UK without jobs and immediately sign up for government benefits.
May 7, 2015 Obama's immigration power grab danger to America The House Judiciary Committee, which has primary jurisdiction over our nation’s immigration laws, will fight President Obama’s unconstitutional actions and will shine light on and correct the Obama administration’s anti-enforcement policies.
May 7, 2015 Immigration: Congress must reassert its authority and preserve our Constitution While presidents do have a degree of discretion in determining exactly how to enforce the law, President Obama’s immigration actions go far, far beyond that lawful discretion and veer directly into lawmaking, the exclusive role of the legislature.
May 6, 2015 Boehner Caves on Amnesty: March 3, 2015 is day that will live in infamy Congress’ retreat into obscurity under Republican leadership has been rapid and pronounced, and the cave in on Executive Amnesty was inevitable the moment Republican leaders declared that any kind of government shutdown was unacceptable. Everything since then has been merely delaying the inevitable.
