Oftentimes, the immigration debate digresses into a dispute over the constitution and open borders, the semantics and use of the terms illegal alien vs. undocumented immigrants, and the logistics of a path to citizenship and whether it should be harder or easier depending on which side of the issue you stand.
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Your vote is your voice
In the current political climate, very few people remain apathetic. If you have any thoughts or opinions about the current state of affairs in our country – state or local government – the way to have your voice heard is with a ballot. By filling out a ballot you are standing up and making your […]
Islam deserves religious liberty
The religion of Islam has a current following of 1.8 billion people, yet some, including legislators challenge Islam’s status as a religion, therefore they believe, followers of Islam should not be protected by the First Amendment.
Prop. 12 offers more humane option
California Proposition 12, the Farm Animal Confinement Initiative, will work toward allowing farm animals the proper space to move while being raised for consumption.
America needs health care reform
The United States health care system is far behind other developed countries and our political system is keeping it stifled.
Prop. 2 will help curb homelessness
On Nov. 6, California voters have a chance to deal a blow to the state’s homeless problem with Proposition 2.
We stand with Ford
Christine Blasey Ford, research psychologist and professor at Palo Alto University, came forward with an allegation accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her more than 30 years ago. Since coming forward, Ford has received online and telephone death threats, had her email hacked and was forced to move out of her home […]
Stop supporting known abusers
Watching artists such as 6ix9ine and Xxxtentacion continue their rise to fame after being exposed for behavior such as domestic abuse and sexual misconduct is unacceptable.
Commuters left in parking lot
The University of La Verne is caught in an identity crisis and commuter students are paying the price.
Trump fleeces FEMA
After reports surfaced on Sept. 11 of this year about the Trump administration diverting money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s budget to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Administration confirmed that money was transferred from FEMA to ICE for their Enforcement and Removal Operations team, which arrests and deports immigrants who are found to […]