Eileen O’Neill Burke and Bob Fioretti are the top contenders for Cook County state’s attorney. The election promises a shift in policies from the current leadership. Burke, the Democratic nominee, has extensive legal experience and plans to boost technology, training, and staff retention in the offi
Edsel Chacon and Mario Rodriguez, both asylum seekers from Venezuela, have lived in South Carolina for three years. They graduated from Hanahan High School, worked, paid taxes, and now attend Trident Technical College. Despite calling South Carolina home, they are charged out-of-state tuition fees,
Imagine this: A grassy field near the Rio Grande in Quemado, Texas. Hundreds of people gathered there last Saturday for a rally. This wasn't any ordinary gathering; it was about immigration and border security. The event was organized by Take Our Border Back, a group that wants stricter rules at the
Imagine this: over 13,000 migrants who have been convicted of murder are roaming free in the United States. This is according to a recent report from the Department of Homeland Security. The numbers don’t stop there – another 15,000 migrants have been convicted of sexual assault. These figures might
On Saturday, former U.S. President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to demand the impeachment of Vice President Kamala Harris after her visit to the U.S.-Mexico border. During her trip to Douglas, Arizona, Harris criticized Trump’s handling of immigration, stating that it's possible to secure the b
Former President Donald Trump recently sparked a social media storm by suggesting a violent day to end crime. He made these remarks during a rally in Pennsylvania, claiming that shoplifting is on the rise, especially among migrants. He even compared it to the horror film "The Purge," where all crime
While Vice President Kamala Harris was on a tour of the southern border, surrounded by bodyguards and visiting carefully chosen spots, someone else took a different route. This person went to the Arizona-Mexico border to see what was really happening. What would Kamala have seen if she had gone
Last Friday, JD Vance, the Republican nominee for vice president, addressed a crowd in Lindale, Georgia. He pointed out that the state has over 400,000 undocumented immigrants, with about 120,000 of their children enrolled in public schools. Vance believes this is straining Georgia's education syste
Kamala Harris's presidential campaign began with great enthusiasm, promising change and breaking free from old patterns. But as the election season advanced, her campaign became more careful and stagnant, leaving behind its early boldness. Instead of focusing on innovative ideas, Harris's campaign
Imagine a world where borders are secure, but opportunities for long-time immigrants are also abundant. This is the vision Vice President Kamala Harris has for immigration reform in America. She believes in a two-pronged approach: strengthening border security while creating clear pathways to citize
