Category: immigration

by Rix Quinn A friend asked me if it was OK to delay sending holiday cards until late December.      I asked two questions: (1) Will you send me

by Rix Quinn Christmas trees are like a distant cousin. They come to your house, surround themselves with presents, and stay a month. Then they begin to shed

By: Dr. John E. Warren, Publisher San Diego Voice & Viewpoint Newspaper So far, we have seen President-Elect Donald Trump nominate a host of unqualified people for key

The senators stressed the importance of clear guidelines to prevent the military from being deployed against American citizens without explicit constitutional or congressional authorization. By Stacy M. Brown

James B. Ewers Jr. Ed.D. Each day is a blessing, and we receive unmerited favor. Our ups outweigh our downs. Our good times are more than our bad

State leaders have shown a decadeslong antipathy toward the health insurance program. If Trump makes severe reductions, it’s unlikely leaders would have the political will to make up

by Rix Quinn If you’re like me, your mailbox is now bulging with holiday gift catalogs. Yesterday I even got a catalog showing other catalogs I could order.

The Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act (H.R. 9495) grants the Treasury secretary unilateral authority to label nonprofits as “terrorist supporting organizations” and strip them

By James B. Ewers Jr. Ed.D. I keep up with HBCU athletic contests. Football season is almost over, and it has been an exciting season for several teams.

American President Joseph R. Biden has given early signs of a lenient approach towards allowing high-skilled individuals to work in the country. But Indian information technology services companies