Author Archives: Joe Guzzardi
Recall Calif. Gov. Newsom, Part VI
Facebook has two pages that are, unsurprisingly, picking up a host of new followers: “Leaving [...]
Trump: The Enemies He Made; the Friends He Kept
In 1924, Richard L. Simon and M. Lincoln Schuster founded what is today America’s third largest [...]
Transitioning from Trump
Among President Trump’s 75 million-strong voters, the day’s biggest question is what he’ll do during [...]
Cruz Blocks Chinese Spy Bill
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, a conservative Republican, gave his 2016 presidential campaign a good go. [...]
Biden’s Goal Must be Tight Labor Market
Immigration advocates have a watchful eye on the Southwest border these days, where multiple reports [...]
Tight Asylum Rules Protect the Homeland
As President Trump’s White House days dwindle, he’s taking strong action to shore up measures [...]
Chinese Spies Subvert Clueless Congress
A Chinese spy scandal is rocking Capitol Hill, and little wonder. The Eric Swalwell-Fang Fang [...]
Biden’s Looming Population Surge
More than 70 million Americans hope that President Trump can pull off the seemingly impossible, [...]
Georgia: From Red to Purple to Blue
All eyes are on Georgia, and the January 5, 2021, special U.S. Senate election. On [...]
Obama’s Gang is Back in Town
As President Trump weighs which course he may walk as his White House days grow [...]
Trump Goes Down Swinging
Into the already roiling Capitol Hill atmosphere comes another powder keg. The Hill, a Washington, [...]
Biden: Americans Last!
For the roughly 70 million disappointed America First voters, dark clouds have already formed over [...]
Pelosi: Dem Heroine or Albatross?
To some Democrats, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi seems invulnerable. This year, two Pelosi events that [...]
Surprise! Americans Will Work at Tony Resorts
For more than three decades, America’s skilled and unskilled workers have been forced to compete [...]
Biden’s Amnesty Gamble
Immigration, the nation’s most contentious domestic issue, finally got airtime in the final debate between [...]
Identity Theft Occurs Every Two Seconds
In its 2018 analysis, the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) uncovered potentially 39 million identity [...]
U.S. Immigration is Big News in Central America
South of the U.S./Mexico border, the presidential race is being watched with keen interest. In [...]
VP Debate Missed Kamala’s Poor Worker Rights Record
When Joe Biden chose California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate, he went against [...]
Debate Losers: Biden, Wallace, Trump
After the first presidential debate mercifully ended, Fox News analyst and moderator Chris Wallace called [...]
TPS: An Endless Immigration Program
Since the Immigration Act of 1990 created Temporary Protected Status, the program has become vampire-like [...]
Juan Williams: Black Jobs Don’t Matter
With less than two months until Election Day 2020, more and more news stories are [...]
Tom Seaver and Baseball’s Altered Game
Baseball fans will be a long-time mourning Tom Seaver’s passing. “Tom Terrific” was an icon [...]
On Labor Day, Protect U.S. Workers
Labor Day kicks off the final stretch toward the Election Day showdown between incumbent President [...]
Post-Trump EO, U.S. Workers Hired
Vindicated! For employment-based visa critics who have railed for more than three decades that each [...]
Pompeo Subverts Trump’s Immigration Order
Capitol Hill insiders speculate that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has already begun, although somewhat [...]
Immigration Winners, Losers, Inbetweeners
In early August, ILW.com reported that Southern District of Mississippi U.S. Attorney Mike Hurst announced [...]
Meanwhile, Down on the Border…
For the last two months, the roiling immigration debate has centered around President Trump’s Executive [...]
Visa Lottery Winners Sue Trump
The Trump administration is a sitting duck for immigration-related lawsuits. Several hundred have been filed. [...]
California Mounts Recall of Gov. Newsom
Californians – or at least some Californians – are fighting back against Gov. Gavin Newsom’s [...]
Gallup Immigration Poll Omits Most Important Question
A Gallup Poll conducted between May 28 and June 4, a period that pre-dates President [...]