The Trump Administration’s border security response to cartel activity has created unprecedented bureaucracy, larger government spending, new surveillance, and an expanded administrative footprint. These measures, though costly and complex, are…
ICE’s recent law enforcement sweep in New England highlights the expanded bureaucracy, rising costs, and increased federal authority now standard in border operations. The operation relied on expanded executive powers,…
President Trump’s latest executive actions on immigration launch a new era of border enforcement, marked by expanded federal authority, increased government spending, and a surge in bureaucracy. Policies include wall…
A detailed update on U.S.-Mexico border enforcement, spotlighting how Trump-era policies have resulted in expanded federal bureaucracy, increased government spending, and growing administrative complexity. The article outlines the many trade-offs…
The Trump Administration has introduced comprehensive reforms aimed at reshaping federal childcare funding and family benefit programs, including the elimination of the Head Start program, reduction in Child Care and…
The Trump administration's 'Project Homecoming' offers financial incentives for undocumented immigrants to self-deport, accompanied by punitive measures for non-compliance, amid questions about its effectiveness and logistical challenges.
The Trump administration has intensified efforts against drug cartels at the U.S.-Mexico border through designations, sanctions, strategic appointments, and increased security measures, acknowledging the associated complexities and resource demands.
The Department of Homeland Security has waived environmental regulations to expedite the construction of 2.5 miles of border wall near Jacumba Hot Springs, as part of a broader plan for…
