Unchecked border-crossings, fading churches, disintegrating families, DEI deans and worthless degrees ensure that the American future will be miserable—and that those who will inherit it will be Democrats
For global elites, countries are merely exotic names for trade zones and labor camps, and citizenship has about as much ethical or emotional significance as a gym membership. Most Americans feel otherwise.
New York Times columnist tries to memory-hole his prior views on immigration
There’s a new strategy in town: If American voters don’t like what you are offering, import better voters.
Pretending it’s not happening will only make the consequences worse
The U.S. immigration system is a farce—and such small portions!
It’s way more complicated than left versus right
A seemingly socially conscious corporate America is not a new phenomenon. It’s a revival of an old one.
Why have attitudes on immigration gotten so much more radical in recent years? Hint: It’s not just Trump.
A Long Island-born, middle-aged Israeli soldier patrols the Egyptian border on reserve duty—and reflects on two decades of civilian and military life
This week’s parasha teaches the importance of helping those cast aside feel more welcome in the Jewish community. A Boston philanthropist and a Tel Aviv musician are both heeding that lesson.
The spy novelist rediscovers Menahem Bader’s Aliyah B book, about the brave men and women who smuggled Jews from prewar Europe to Mandate Palestine
Shas chairman refers to ‘field trip’
