is a pragmatic approach to the discussion of today’s current events and political activism. Relevant articles are included in website posts from contributing authors. The opinions noted by all contributing authors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the publisher, nor the owners of The Jack News. The Jack News is a cross between political discussion and satire. Comments and opinions listed under the “Jack” byline are satire and are merely humorous attempts to poke fun at the issues of the day.
is a pragmatic approach to the discussion of today’s current events and political activism. Relevant articles are included in website posts from contributing authors. The opinions noted by all contributing authors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the publisher, nor the owners of The Jack News. The Jack News is a cross between political discussion and satire. Comments and opinions listed under the “Jack” byline are satire and are merely humorous attempts to poke fun at the issues of the day.
is a pragmatic approach to the discussion of today’s current events and political activism. Relevant articles are included in website posts from contributing authors. The opinions noted by all contributing authors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the publisher, nor the owners of The Jack News. The Jack News is a cross between political discussion and satire. Comments and opinions listed under the “Jack” byline are satire and are merely humorous attempts to poke fun at the issues of the day.
There was an editorial in the May 2, 2024 edition of the Orange County Register about which we all should be concerned. It called attention to the fact that a graduate student at Tufts University who is here on a
I am not a constitutional attorney. However, I would love to play one on T.V. If given that role, I would argue to the President of the United States that the power to pardon is a double-edged weapon when
It really is not so hard. In my view, our nation’s immigration policy should be based upon the following five maxims:
1. It is our decision who comes into our country either to visit or to live, and not
There was an editorial in the May 2, 2024 edition of the Orange County Register about which we all should be concerned. It called attention to the fact that a graduate student at Tufts University who is here on a
I am not a constitutional attorney. However, I would love to play one on T.V. If given that role, I would argue to the President of the United States that the power to pardon is a double-edged weapon when
It really is not so hard. In my view, our nation’s immigration policy should be based upon the following five maxims:
1. It is our decision who comes into our country either to visit or to live, and not
There was an editorial in the May 2, 2024 edition of the Orange County Register about which we all should be concerned. It called attention to the fact that a graduate student at Tufts University who is here on a student visa was recently arrested and taken to a Louisiana jail and is being threatened with deportation for doing nothing more than writing a Pro-Palestinian op-ed piece for a local newspaper. The thrust of her column was to protest American support for the war in Gaza. It did not recommend violence or otherwise taking inappropriate action. But if that is not a violation of our Free Speech Rights under our Constitution, I have trouble thinking about what could be a greater threat. So I believe we all should be concerned about this result.
I am not a constitutional attorney. However, I would love to play one on T.V. If given that role, I would argue to the President of the United States that the power to pardon is a double-edged weapon when used as a preemptive shield. The U.S. Supreme Court validated the unlimited power of the president to pardon in its 1866 case Ex Party Garland. Three decades later they reaffirmed and clarified that a preemptive pardon is well within the president’s constitutional authority.
It really is not so hard. In my view, our nation’s immigration policy should be based upon the following five maxims:
1. It is our decision who comes into our country either to visit or to live, and not the visitor’s;
2. One strong reason our country is Great is because over the years so many people from around the world have immigrated here so they can roll up their sleaves and pursue the American Dream. Those who have shown they are a boon to themselves, their families and our country who have not already become citizens should their paths be streamlined to become citizens;
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