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The news media is reporting that an internal email at the Justice Department has reminded its lawyers that the legally correct term they should be using in their briefs is “illegal alien,” not the euphemism “undocumented immigrant.”

The group is made up of 12 students who agree to intense mentoring from seventh grade through high school with the belief that it can change their lives.

The Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee met on April 26 to examine issues related to tax-exempt hospitals and the community benefit standard. Supreme Court of the United States issued a stay on a recent district court ruling that would restrict access to the abortion pill

Things have certainly changed since John Jay was confirmed to be the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court on September 26, 1789—just two days after the Senate receied his nomination. And John Paul Stevens was confirmed 19 days after his nomination in 1975. Even Ruth Bader Ginsburg was confirmed within 42 days in a lopsided vote of 96 to 3 on August 3, 1993.

DACA recipients face barriers to education and practice

Colorado's immigrants who have DACA status or who applied for asylum could soon work as police officers in the state.

It’s also become a healthcare provider to some during the Biden administration.

Eleven years after the fact, the 44th president was “talking smack.”

Our policymakers do not respect the rule of law. They often cloak violations of the law in the garb of desperation and frustration, demanding that something must be done, even if that something violates the thoughtfulness and restraint that good governance requires. It is a sign of our privilege that our government is able to disrespect the rule of law so frequently and without regard for the costs. We seem to assume we can ignore it when convenient without compromising its power and, theref...

The Obama Administration promised the Affordable Care Act would not cover illegal aliens, but Joe Biden is expanding the program to do exactly that.