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Unfettered Illegal Immigration’s Crushing Burden on New Jersey
It may surprise many Americans that the Statue of Liberty, long associated with New York and which has welcomed millions of immigrants as the first landmark signifying of a new life in the United States, is—in fact—located within New Jersey’s state boundaries.
Higher education funding should prioritize Americans
Columbia University is becoming the poster child for systemic problems in higher education. The campus’s recent failure to protect the civil rights of Jewish students cost it $400 million in federal grants and contracts.
The Lou Holtz Show with Shaun Alexander | S2E7
Coach Lou Holtz interviews NFL MVP Shaun Alexander on faith, legacy, and fatherhood—an inspiring journey of grit, purpose, and American values.
Implementing the College Cost Reduction Act Through Budget Reconciliation
H.R. 6951, the College Cost Reduction Act of 2024 (CCRA), was introduced last year by Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) and co-sponsored by over 150 Republican lawmakers. The bill aims to fundamentally reform higher education financing by reducing tuition costs, improving transparency, and holding institutions accountable for directing students toward expensive, low return-on-investment (ROI) degrees.
Defending Judicial Independence After Loper Bright
The America First Policy Institute (AFPI) is standing firm in defense of judicial independence, filing an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to correct the First Circuit’s misinterpretation of its landmark decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.
Implement Fair Trade to protect American Security
In a utopian world, our nation would operate in free markets, with secure borders, and no fear of foreign regimes robbing, replicating, and replacing American-made goods.
Immediate Action Needed Now To Clean Up Imperial Beach’s Man-made Environmental Disaster
Imperial Beach, California, is facing a massive environmental crisis. While its shores finally reopened last September after being closed for more than 1,000 days, it still faces intermittent closures. The reason? Mexico has failed to ensure proper waste management and sewage treatment in Tijuana, leading to massive cross-border pollution that continues to this day.
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