Unfortunately, there are quite a few myths regarding illegal immigration and populist politicians like former President Donald Trump and Texas Governor Greg Abbott like to frame the issue as a "crisis" or "invasion". The fact that there are people living illegally in America is something that needs to be addressed, but it's not a crisis that requires draconian measures. In fact, the total number of illegal immigrants living in America peaked more than a decade ago and then be

Historians in the future will look back at this era of Republican politics and wonder if someone laced their coffee with LSD, perhaps at a CPAC conference. Political Scientists look on with a mixture of horror and amusement as the GOP sinks further into the muck of QAnon, stolen elections, Bill Gates virus hoaxes, deep state cabals, and now Jewish space lasers. Newly elected Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of GA is becoming the post-Trump face of the GOP by being just

[updated 5/7/21] We are continuing to update our original list of ten myths about undocumented immigrants, but there are many more and we address five additional myths below. In many cases, they developed from outright lies and conspiracy theories, and far too often they are grounded in racism and xenophobia. Myth 1: Thousands [millions if you ask former President Donald Trump] of undocumented immigrants are voting illegally in our elections. Reality: Voter fraud is exceeding

In the coming days, the President and his defenders will argue that his hateful rhetoric had nothing to do with the Walmart rampage in El Paso yesterday. But Americans know better, even Trump's supporters know better this time. The killer [we will never mention his name] explained, in detail, why he thought he was acting to save America and his verbiage about protecting the nation from an "invasion" mirror the President's own words. And, most tellingly, his efforts to shield