Today, the United States Supreme Court two actions with regards to ballot access and voter registration. In a 5 to 4 decision in Watson vs The RNC, the Court upheld the State of Mississippi and 18 other State/United States territories’ right to count mail-in ballots if they arrive five days after voting, as long as … Read more
What floats to the top? Megyn Kelly and Stephen Miller are two examples of it. In the immediate aftermath of the Supreme Court’s putting up a White’s Only sign on immigrant entry to the United States with its two rulings against those seeking asylum and Temporary Protected Status (TPS,) former Fox and NBC news ‘Eva … Read more
Earlier today, U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani in Boston ruled against Donald Trump’s Executive Order that, if allowed, would give the Executive Branch unprecedented control over American elections, including the regulation of mail-in ballots. In her ruling for the Democratic statewide Attorney Generals, like Arizona’s Kris Mayes, who brought the suit, she wrote, “The Constitution … Read more
In today’s ruling by the conservative majority 6 to 3 United States Supreme Court, Samuel ‘Roe v Wade was erroneously decided’ Alito wrote that Haitian immigrants’ claims that Donald Trump’s decision to strip them and Syrians from the Temporary Protected Status they, up until today, enjoyed, was not “overtly” motivated by racism and therefore could … Read more
It is always nice to report good news in these dark times. After being detained in an ICE facility in Texas, Tempe Residents Margot Paredes Ortiz and her 14-year-old son, Dilan were released and allowed to return to their home in Arizona. This release is partially a credit to the intervention of local community leaders … Read more