Last week an administrative law judge upheld the state’s license revocation for the federally contracted facility in Chattanooga housing unaccompanied alien children (UAC). During the (misnamed) Tennessee state legislative Joint Study Committee on Refugees meeting Read More …
Since we can’t count on Congress to get this done, it will have to come from the state legislature. The federal government has known for decades that parents, other relatives and sponsors in the U.S. Read More …
There’s the Bill who as the chief executive of the state government either doesn’t have a clue what is going on in his administration or what his politically appointed commissioner is doing to facilitate the Read More …
It’s not as if illegal aliens crossing Biden’s open border aren’t settling in Tennessee. Last week Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton spent a half hour talking with Center for Immigration Studies Executive Director Mark Krikorian, Read More …
Ten state Republicans, five from the House and five from the Senate have been chosen to serve on a joint task force to examine the issue of the Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) being transported to Read More …
It’s bad enough that Bill Lee wants more legal immigration to Tennessee in the form of refugee resettlement. Never mind that it forces state taxpayers to pay both the state and federal cost of the Read More …
It’s anybody’s best guess why Green’s explanation of his bill, H.R.3500, doesn’t match what he’s telling folks it’s supposed to do. Green’s press release about his new bill, “Leads Fight to Block Refugee Resettlement Without Read More …
Reprinted here with permission from our friends at the new “Jewish Nashville Uncensored” blog. 3,000-plus rockets targeting Israeli civilians was more than enough for U.S. House Republican supporters of Israel to attempt an expedited vote Read More …
It’s no surprise that House Democrats would vote to denigrate Tennessee conservative Christians who love their country. But what does it say about the House Republicans who voted in agreement? Rep. G.A. Hardaway, a Memphis Read More …
In November 2020, Tennessee’s Department of Human Services used the state’s bloated TANF fund to award Catholic Charities of Tennessee (CCTN) a $7.3 million dollar grant. The money will be used to help Catholic Charities Read More …