This article examines answers to questions on the civics test for naturalization applicants that may have changed for some naturalization applicants after the elections.
President Trump’s three immigration executive orders touch on border security, the refugee program, civil enforcement, and immigration detention.
Presiden President Trump announced that he will make his Supreme Court pick on Feb. 2, 2017. Reports indicate that he will choose between Neil Gorsuch, Thomas Hardiman, and Bill Pryor.
In the early days of the Trump Administration, statements from Spicer and Preibus indicate there is no imminent plan to end DACA or rescind the DAPA Memo.
Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona plans to introduce legislation to break up the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. I examine what Senator Flake’s proposal would mean.
President Donald Trump is reportedly considering Judge Gorsuch to be his SCOTUS appointment. In this article, we look at Judge Gorsuch’s views of Chevron deference.
Shortly after President Donald Trump was sworn into office on January 20, 2017, the United States Senate voted to confirm John F. Kelly as the fifth Secretary of Homeland Security by a vote of 88-11. Now-Secretary Kelly was sworn into office later on the
Secretary Kerry’s criticism of President-Elect Trump’s comments about German Prime Minister Angela Merkel were laced with unintentional irony.
Senators Cruz and Graham introduced the “Safeguard Israel Act” in response to the UN Security Council vote. This pro-Israel legislation would defund the UN until it is reversed.
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