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Arizona’s Alien Exclusion Act

by WS Editors | May 15, 2010 | Legal Affairs

The (Supreme Court) Case for Immigration ReformSheer incapability or lax enforcement of the laws barring entry into this country, coupled with the failure to establish an effective bar to the employment of undocumented aliens, has resulted in the creation of a substantial “shadow population” of illegal migrants—numbering in the millions—within our borders. This situation raises […]

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New Economy | The $62 Trillion Question | Swap Fraud at Goldman Sachs | $2 Trillion

by WS Editors | May 1, 2010 | Economy

The New Financial Economy—In 1948, 56 percent of profits in the U.S. economy derived from manufacturing, while 8.3 percent came from the financial sector. In 2007 (the year the financial collapse began) manufacturing produced 10 percent of profits, while the financial sector produced 26 percent of profits. The $62 Trillion Question—Eighteen months ago, Iowa Democratic […]

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A War on Drugs Or a War on Juárez?

by Judith Torrea | May 1, 2010 | Legal Affairs

Don’t Call the Cavalry Homicides have soared since the president deployed the army in Juárez in January of 2008. In 2007 there were 317 reported killings; in 2008, 1,623; in 2009 the number reached 2,754.   Judith Torrea is a Spanish journalist who reports on drug-trafficking, organized crime, the death penalty, and immigration. Her work […]

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Health-Care Reform Backlash Looks South

by WS Editors | Apr 15, 2010 | Politics

How Frivolous is Frivolous? “I don’t want to say that they are out and out frivolous. But it’s extraordinarily unlikely that the Supreme Court will be sympathetic. Unless they want to provoke the greatest constitutional crisis since the 1930s.” —Constitutional Law Professor Sanford Levinson AT THE AGE OF 12 I jumped from the back of […]

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The Fourth Amendment Vindicated

by WS Editors | Apr 15, 2010 | Legal Affairs

The Fourth Amendment Vindicated—If the Al-Haramain v. Obama case had been a prize fight, the judge would have stopped it two years ago, when it was still styled Al-Haramain v. Bush. It has long been evident that the plaintiffs were subjected to wiretapping. It was also evident that if there had been a warrant for […]

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Bad Faith Documentary

Bad Faith

“A great and powerful and timely film” – Ken Burns

Critics are raving about BAD FAITH, the sensational expose of Christian Nationalism from directors Stephen Ujlaki and Chris Jones

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“One of the Ten Best Films of 2024”Variety

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