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Trumpism is Killing The Dream

by Lou Dubose | Sep 1, 2017 | Immigration, Politics, The Interval

…s almost 900,000 Dreamers back to a life in the shadows. It all began in a courtroom in Texas. Lou Dubose is The Washington Spectator’s Senior Political Writer….

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Yucca Mountain

Rick Perry Considers Permanent Site for Nuclear Waste

by Lou Dubose | Jul 13, 2017 | Environment

…an ever to turn a barren stretch of land near a Panhandle town into a national nuclear landfill. Lou Dubose is a Senior Political Writer for The Washington Spectator….

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Deforming the Law

by Lou Dubose | May 17, 2017 | Legal Affairs, Politics

In an urgent phone call, Ralph Nader described a Republican tort law package that is being “rammed through the House” without proper hearings and almost no attention from the press. Any hearings on the bills have been pro forma, at best. But there ha…

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The Iceman Cometh

by Lou Dubose | Apr 21, 2017 | Politics

Here’s how Donald Trump’s new immigration policy looks at ground level. On the Monday afternoon before Valentine’s Day, Juan Manuel García was taking the office mail to the post office two blocks south of the Capitol in Austin, Texas, when he saw an…

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The New Alien Exclusion Act

by Lou Dubose | Mar 23, 2017 | National Security, Politics

When you have so many immigrants being admitted, they tend to cluster together, they tend to maybe be a bit more slow in learning the English language, to becoming acculturated, to becoming patriotic Americans,” Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) told NPR re…

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