At the Cato Institute recently, a libertarian law professor claimed we could not enforce mass deportations but did not mention what illegal immigration already costs American taxpayers. “We cannot afford to remove 18 million,” Josh…
Topic: U.S. Constitution
Diversity Without Dissent
There is one type of diversity that university officials are manifestly hostile to: diverse viewpoints critical of the policies which they are pursuing. “I’ve tried opposing affirmative action and I’m no longer invited to sit…
The U. S. Constitution: The Ultimate Endangered Species
Back during the 1972 campaign, satirist Mort Sahl, long thought to be a man of the Left but actually quite independent-minded, said something like this: “In less than 200 years we’ve gone from Madison, Adams,…
Indiana’s Fraternities’ 4th Amendment Rights Could be at Risk Under New Policy
The U.S. Constitution was written the way it was for a reason: Update on a proposal that has just become explicit policy: Indiana University-Bloomington will indeed require its Greek organizations to accept searches without a warrant by campus…
Three Texas Professors Lawsuit Tries to Block Campus Carry at UT-Austin
Concealed firearms violates their constitutional rights, say three college professors at University of Texas-Austin.
Sticking With the States
The 10th Amendment articulates how the Founding Fathers intended the United States government to be run. “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are…
7th Circuit Court Judge Called Tributes to Late Justice Antonin Scalia “Absurd”
A sitting judge of the 7th Circuit Court, Richard Posner, said that tributes to the late Justice Antonin Scalia are “absurd.” He also said that judges shouldn’t have to sit down and read the Constitution extensively. Huh?
CUNY is Looking at Free Speech Zones
Apparently, CUNY wants to restrict free speech by imposing free speech zones. That sounds illegal and unconstitutional.
Cheryl Chumley Explains America’s “Police State,” Offers Solution
A confluence of abridged liberties will transform the United States into a nation “…where the government is basically policing every individual American’s actions,” Cheryl Chumley asserted at Accuracy in Academia’s Author’s Night event. While discussing…
Social Justice VS. America’s Founding Principles
The eloquent Justice Clarence Thomas recently warned the class of 2016 in a commencement address at Hillsdale College that since “the rising tide of social justice demands run afoul of this nation’s founding principles,” this…