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The Land of Opportunity? How Indian Migrants Are Being Denied American Citizenship

The impacts of the ever growing backlog of Indian migrants, and the chronic congressional inaction to reduce it, are reverberating across the country.

We Can’t Get Over It

America stands at a crossroads, haunted by the specter of its history as it confronts the recent loss of two innocent Black men — Marcellus Williams and Freddie Owens — through state-sanctioned executions.

Gambling Legalization: A Mistake We Can’t Turn Back From

The Supreme Court overhaul of sports gambling in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association paved the way for the industry to expand their reach.

Another Trump Presidency Means Jeopardizing International Alliances

If another “America first” Trump presidency is inaugurated in 2025, the security of every single NATO country may be threatened.

Want to Borrow an E-book? It Will Cost Your Library.

If Congress does not act to make e-books more accessible, the coming decades will see a hollowing out of our libraries.

The Districter’s Dilemma

To solve the districter’s dilemma, we should consider solutions to gerrymandering effective only if they balance political party influence both within and between states.

With Fear for Our Democracy, I Vote

The choice is clear: to defend our democratic institutions and the rule of law or to allow their erosion at the hands of unchecked power.

Why Obergefell’s Legacy Matters: The Fight for Living Constitutionalism

On this anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges, we celebrate not just a legal victory but a reaffirmation of the Constitution’s living nature.

Nitrogen Gas Execution: A Mere Alternative or a Setback?

The nation must consider the implications of such principles for the progress of justice and human dignity.

Appealing to the Moderate: Biden, Immigration, and a Looming Election

If Biden hopes to win the upcoming 2024 presidential election, he must undertake executive action that maintains a bipartisan, moderate approach to immigration, a stance that is unlikely to appeal to progressives in his party.