Category Archives: Project for American Employment & Economic Security
Top Priority: Protect The Productive Class
The next few weeks will tell whether the United States is a serious nation that’s [...]
Unemployment, Bankruptcies Grow; Is Kushner Still All-In on Guest Workers?
A persuasive argument can be made that President Trump’s most trusted White House confidant is [...]
Covid-19 What should be the national priority
We are in the seventh week of the first outbreak of the COVID-19 virus in [...]
Relearning the lessons of 1918 in 2020
More than 100 years ago, a worldwide pandemic moved from China to the entire Western [...]
Reactions to Life in a Time of Pandemic with John Michael Greer
On Sunday March 29, 2020 Kevin and Steve spent almost an hour with author and [...]
COVID-19 Means A Worldwide Lessening Of Religious Fantasy
Pope Francis has been pictured defying Italian government advice as he walks through the empty [...]
Aloha State Will be Years in Recovering from COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic, and the Hawaiian government’s response to it, has devastated the state. If [...]
California’s Residential Property Warehousing Bill
Steven and Kevin discuss how Southern Californians are dealing with the coronavirus before discussing CA [...]
Sen. Graham’s EB-5 Proposal Exposes Him as Immigration Expansionist
Former U.S. Rep. Joe Wyatt, a Texas Democrat, has a great line that exposes the [...]
Coronavirus Doing What Feds Won’t, Shutting down Birth Tourism Hotels
The coronavirus may end up being the vehicle that shuts down fraudulent birth tourism hotels, [...]
Borders? We Don’t Need No Stinking Borders!
It’s rather startling that not more has been said about the suspension of flights to [...]
Uber the Latest Cheap Labor-Addicted Employer
Uber, the multinational ride-hailing company that burst onto the scene in 2009, and made Yellow [...]
Open Borders Are a Trillion-Dollar Mistake
Editor’s Note: Last month, Foreign Policy ran an article, “Open Borders Are a Trillion-Dollar Idea,” which [...]
Never-Say-Die House Passes Another Ag Amnesty
Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Farm Workforce Modernization Act of 2019 [...]
BLS Report Encouraging to Vulnerable Hispanics, Blacks and the Disabled
As if the unappetizing buffet of presidential candidates isn’t troublesome enough for the Democratic Party, [...]
New Report: 53 Million Americans Hold Low-Wage Jobs
The Brookings Institution’s Metropolitan Policy Program just released a study that casts serious doubt on [...]
New Report:
53 Million Americans Hold Low-Wage Jobs
The Brookings Institution’s Metropolitan Policy Program just released a study that casts serious doubt on [...]
Chicago Teachers’ Strike: Historically High Immigration Makes Capping Classroom Sizes Impossible
Chicago’s 25,000 public schoolteachers are on strike, with a grievance list familiar to all educators [...]
BLS Report Reflects Lower Average Wages: An Explanation
As the classic Johnny Mercer/ Harold Arlen tune goes, let’s “Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive.” The White [...]
August BLS Report Omits Key Data Revealing Future Worker Challenges, including Immigration and Robotics
Shortly after the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its August report which showed that the [...]
Labor Day: Four Decades of Dramatic CEO Income Growth; Peanuts for Workers
A recent Economic Policy Institute Study titled “CEO Compensation Has Grown 940% since 1978” is [...]
The Neoliberal Abandonment of America’s Industrial Cities
In a recent fit of pique, after having been attacked for weeks by U.S. Rep. [...]
To Increase Wages, Mandate E-Verify, Shrink Labor Market
Democratic presidential candidates have unanimously embraced the $15 federal minimum wage. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi [...]
85,000 H-1B Visas To Displace Americans from Their Jobs
The race for cheap tech labor is over, at least for fiscal year 2020. On [...]
$15 Minimum Wage Imploding; Tight Labor Market Better Path to Higher Income
Raising and sustaining higher wages for American workers is impossible as long as the labor [...]
Lousy February BLS Report: Blip or Grim Omen?
On second thought, maybe the United States’ job market isn’t as strong as President Trump [...]
The Green New Deal – Line By Line
Steven Lamb and Kevin Lynn separate fact from fiction with regard to House Resolution 109 [...]
U.S. Educates 1.6 M International Students With Winners and Losers
Nearly 1.6 million international university students were enrolled in the U.S., according to the most [...]
Pandemic Preparedness – An Interview with Physician and Virologist Dr. Steven Hatfill
On Sunday morning, February 10, 2019 Kevin Lynn sat down with Dr. Steven Hatfill, a [...]
Los Angeles in A Time of Typhus
Shockingly, Los Angeles, one of the greatest cities in the United States is experiencing a [...]