How Donald Trump Can Put an End to Sanctuary Cities - The 2 Largest Land Armies in Europe Tiptoe to the Edge of War and Back
Dec. 12, 2016
How Donald Trump Can Put an End to Sanctuary Cities - The 2 Largest Land Armies in Europe Tiptoe to the Edge of War and Back |
Good morning from Washington, where the incoming president will face renewed opposition to enforcing U.S. immigration law from some local officials. Trump can challenge those sanctuary cities, Sen. David Vitter writes. Did you know Russia and Ukraine nearly lurched into open warfare? Foreign correspondent Nolan Peterson files an eye-opening dispatch. Senate Democrats back away from shutting down the government. Rachel del Guidice has details. Plus: Trump's opportunity to tame the administrative state, and the sky-high example of John Glenn. |
CommentaryHow Donald Trump Can Put an End to Sanctuary Cities"During the Obama administration's tenure, over 300 cities … have provided safe haven for illegal immigrants, and at least 170,000 convicted criminal illegal immigrants who have been ordered to be deported remain at-large," writes Sen. David Vitter, R-La. Read More |
NewsThe 2 Largest Land Armies in Europe Tiptoe to the Edge of War and BackRussian President Vladimir Putin has accused Ukraine of provoking a conflict and pursuing a "policy of terror." Read More |
NewsSenate Democrats Retreat, Help Pass Spending Bill to Avert Government Shutdown"This bill is a far cry from how our government should be funded and what priorities should be appropriated," says Rep. Mark Walker, R-N.C. Read More |
CommentaryHow Trump Can Curb the Power of Unelected RegulatorsPresident-elect Donald Trump has a golden opportunity to restrain other overzealous regulators. Read More |
NewsGrounded Surveillance Operation Nabbed 110,000 Illegal Immigrants at BorderWhile surveillance helicopters were grounded in Texas, the head of Customs and Border Protection called the flights critical to "countering illegal immigration" from Mexico. Read More |
CommentaryRemembering the Many Accomplishments of John GlennIn his 95 years, Glenn held three distinguished careers as a military aviator, an astronaut, and a four-term U.S. senator, accomplishing more in one lifetime than many could ever dream. Read More |
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