Report: Trump Admin Considers Withdrawing From UN Refugee Agency
U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration is considering withdrawing the United States from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. ...
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“Don’t Minnesota Our Wisconsin!” Warnings From Minnesota’s Legal Revolution
In this presentation, hosted by the Fox Valley Chapter of The John Birch Society at FreedomProject Academy in Appleton, Wisconsin, on August 4, 2026, Minnesota state Representatives Ben Davis...
Congressional Republicans Push Amnesty for Illegal Farmworkers
If enacted, H.R. 9535 would allow illegal migrants to apply for H-2A agricultural visas, effectively providing them with a form of amnesty. ...
Trump Rejects UN Farm Declaration, Seeks UN “Free Speech” Declaration
The administration rejected a UN livestock declaration because it promoted “divisive social policies,” but it plans to solicit support at the UN for “freedom of expression." ...
U.S. Seeks to “Dismantle” the International Criminal Court
The U.S. State Department has announced an effort to “dismantle the threat posed by the International Criminal Court to U.S. sovereignty.” ...
Texas State Legislator Calls for Special Session to Combat Birth Tourism
State officials from Texas — and all other states — must act boldly to stop mass migration within their borders and nullify all unconstitutional federal acts. ...
The EU’s Growing Surveillance State
The European Union is developing a growing, intrusive surveillance state, which two recent developments demonstrate. ...
Trump Admin Implements More Than Half of Project 2025, Heritage’s President Claims
Although Project 2025 contains some constitutional proposals, it is primarily a “conservative” document that does not fully align with constitutional principles. ...
What Will Happen to “Reconciliation 3.0” With Lindsey Graham Gone?
With Graham gone, the U.S. House appears to be taking the lead. The House Budget Committee has already passed a resolution to advance the reconciliation bill to the House...
U.S. Declines to Extend USMCA, Initiating Negotiations With Canada and Mexico
Although a full withdrawal from the USMCA is needed, U.S. officials have indicated that the administration is more inclined to simply revise it. ...
Report: ICE Arrests Rise as DHS Reorients Under Mullin
The number of arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) surged in late June under Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin. ...
Supreme Court Wraps Up 2025 Term. Did It Uphold the Constitution?
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court wrapped up its 2025 term, releasing 67 opinions on a wide array of cases. How faithfully did it abide by the U.S. Constitution?...
World Bank “Retires” Climate-finance Target After U.S. Pressure
The World Bank announced on June 29 that it will abandon its climate-finance target following pressure from the United States to do so. ...
Supreme Court Upholds Constitution’s Separation of Powers — But Carves Out Exception for Federal Reserve
The Court ruled that the president may remove commissioners of “independent” federal agencies — but not members of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors. ...
USMCA’s Future in Doubt as Renewal Deadline Approaches
Less than a week before the renewal deadline for the USMCA arrives, the trade deal’s future looks increasingly in doubt. ...
Trump Signs Border-security Reconciliation Bill. What’s in It?
The Secure America Act ensures that U.S. Customs and Border Protection and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be fully funded through fiscal 2029. ...
Switzerland Narrowly Rejects “No 10 Million” Immigration Proposal
In a move with major implications for Switzerland’s sovereignty, Swiss voters rejected capping their country’s population by restricting immigration. ...
Texas Enforces English-only Requirement for Commercial Driver’s Licenses
Texas is moving to enforce a requirement that holders of commercial driver’s licenses understand English. ...
Border Patrol Arrests Six Camouflaged Chinese “Special Interest Aliens,” Highlighting Weaponized Mass Migration
Border authorities arrested six Chinese nationals dressed in camouflage who were seeking to enter the United States illegally. ...
UN’s ICJ Invents an International “Right to Strike”
The UN's International Court of Justice issued an advisory opinion in May claiming that a “right to strike” exists under international law. ...