Speedier deportation of illegal immigrants approved Monday by the Trump administration is a good step, but more action is needed to deal with a backlog of nearly 877,000 cases in our immigration courts.

Are Rep. Veronica Escobar, D-Texas, and her staff violating federal immigration law? If the information reported in The Washington Examiner is correct, then the answer could be “yes.”

Enough is enough. The U.S. Justice Department needs to immediately open a criminal civil rights investigation of Antifa, an affiliation of radical activists and left-wing groups whose name – ironically enough  is short for “anti-fascists.”

The Supreme Court’s fractured and fragmented decision on whether the Commerce Department can reinstate a citizenship question as part of the 2020 census was a partial victory and a partial loss for the Trump administration. Now a giant question mark hangs over whether the census will include a question asking people if they are U.S. citizens.

Illegal immigrants accused of rape, murder and other serious crimes and taking advantage of sanctuary policies to evade justice, endangering Americans across our country.

I know. I served as an FEC Commissioner.

President Trump won a victory Friday when the Justice Department said Congress does not have the right to see his tax returns. More importantly, all American taxpayers won a victory.

A House committee vote Wednesday to hold the attorney general and commerce secretary in contempt for failing to turn over confidential documents dealing with a lawsuit involving the U.S. census was political gamesmanship of the worst kind by Democrats.

Since Democrats seem to talk every day about impeaching President Trump, here's a useful Q&A explaining how impeachment works.

Acting in the interests of transparency and justice, President Trump took exactly the right action Thursday night when he gave Attorney General William Barr new authority to disclose information dealing with what Barr has called “spying” on the Trump election campaign in 2016.