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The Left’s Hostile Takeover of the Supreme Court Would Destroy Independence, Impartiality of the
Judiciary <[link removed]>  Democrats in Congress, together with their allies among left-wing groups and in the media, are attempting a hostile takeover of the Supreme Court. Their current tactics demonstrate what “by any means necessary” really means. Heritage Expert: Tom Jipping <[link removed]>
 
Border Coalition Urges Swift Passage of Historic Proposal to End Border Crisis, Reduce Illegal Immigration <[link removed]> The Heritage Foundation, along with an assembled coalition of prominent conservative groups, released a coalition letter <[link removed]> applauding House Republicans’ flagship border security and enforcement package and calling for its swift passage. Heritage Expert: Lora Ries <[link removed]>
 
The 6 Mistakes of Biden’s Emergency Immigration Plan <[link removed]> Last Thursday’s announcement of new measures, as the end of Title 42 threatens an even greater flood, is too little, too late. Department of Homeland Security’s “six pillar plan” from last year isn’t working, yet now it’s doubling down on a losing streak. Heritage Expert: Simon Hankinson <[link removed]> and Lora Ries <[link removed]>
 
EPA’s New EV Regs Weaken America, Strengthen China <[link removed]> New proposed regulations on automobile emissions from the Environmental Protection Agency would require new car sales to be 60% electric by
2030 and 67% by 2032, compared to fewer than 6% in 2022. EPA is also planning new rules for power plants, driving up the costs of the electricity needed to charge these vehicles. These rules would raise driving costs for Americans and strengthen China’s economy, because China makes 80% of the world’s electric batteries. Heritage Expert: Diana Furchtgott-Roth <[link removed]>
 
Why Are We Raising Homebuying Costs for Responsible Borrowers? <[link removed]> In an era of record-high home prices and rising interest rates, the Biden administration just imposed higher mortgage fees on borrowers with good credit and is reducing fees for those with bad credit. Starting May 1, responsible borrowers will be stuck paying $15,000 more on average over the life of their loan. Heritage Expert: EJ Antoni <[link removed]>

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