Finstad's letter targets Minnesota's Driver's License for All law. A 10-year study of Minnesota convictions shows noncitizen voting is close to nonexistent — and voting as a noncitizen is already a deportable felony.
Five justices ruled the 14th Amendment protects citizenship by birth, meaning ending it takes a constitutional amendment. Hinson backs doing it by executive order anyway — over a practice that accounts for under 1% of U.S. births.
Oklahoma already banned Sharia law once. Federal courts blocked it and then threw it out as unconstitutional. Now Oklahoma's Rep. Josh Brecheen has cosponsored a national version and joined a caucus that a civil rights group calls a hate group.
After Border Patrol agents killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, the Republicans who spoke up — from Lisa Murkowski to Greg Abbott — called for investigations and a course correction. Arizona's congressman called it 'a communist insurrection' and told Trump to send in the military.
In December 2024 San Diego County voted to stop handing people to ICE without a judge's warrant. Desmond was the lone no. Three months later he brought a motion to repeal it, and it failed. He's now the Republican candidate in CA-48.
His pinned post says federal judges should have 'lifelong allegiance to the United States, and the United States only.' Millions of Americans swore an oath to become citizens. Fuller is telling them it doesn't fully count.
Undocumented immigrants have never been eligible for federal housing assistance. Hagerty's new bill targets 'mixed-status' families — where three of every four people are eligible, and about 37,000 of them are children.
As governor, Rounds privatized South Dakota's EB-5 visa program. A state employee gave the contract to a company he secretly owned, a beef plant swallowed $100 million in foreign money and went bankrupt, and the cabinet secretary at the center of it killed himself six days before a grand jury.
Glendy Marisol González de la Cruz had an open asylum case and three daughters in Missouri. After ICE deported her husband, she gave up and flew to Guatemala. On July 22 she and her husband were found bound and shot in a sugarcane field.