Plus: Unanimous Supreme Court Flies Flag for Free Speech in Case Against City of Boston
May 3 2022
Good morning from Washington, where the Biden administration asserts that it has “operational control” over the southern border. In an interview in Texas with our Fred Lucas, a Border Patrol agent for three decades begs to differ. On the podcast, Lucas assesses border insecurity with immigration expert Mark Krikorian. Plus: Sarah Parshall Perry on a Supreme Court win for free speech; Matt Dickerson on managing aid to Ukraine; and Hans von Spakovsky on an American patriot’s enduring fight. On this date in 1946, a military tribunal begins trying 28 Japanese officials for war crimes and crimes against humanity during World War II, eventually finding 25 guilty and sentencing seven to death.
Both pro-life and pro-abortion activists came to the Supreme Court Monday night. There were coat hangers, prayers, chants of "pack the court" and "abolish the court" and more.
“Under the Constitution, a government may not treat religious persons, religious organizations, or religious speech as second-class,” writes Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
Mexican cartels recruit young people to smuggle narcotics or human beings by going on social media platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and TikTok.
“When they say ‘gender-affirming care,’ what they mean a lot of times is … you’re castrating a young boy, you’re sterilizing a young girl,” says the Florida governor.
The forces arrayed against us today may seem overwhelming at times. But Henry and his fellow Americans faced the world’s largest, strongest empire and military power.
Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, discusses how President Biden and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas have failed to address the border crisis.
