Vox and the Washington Post: When the Truth Hurts, Change It!
Both the Washington Post andVox recently published articles attacking President Trump’s new “public charge” rule. The Post implies that the…
5 years ago
Society
At Harvard University, Asking ICE for Comment Faux-ments a Controversy
The first five paragraphs of a Sept. 13 article in The Harvard Crimson about organizations rallying to abolish Immigration and…
5 years ago
Poor Reporting Leads to Immigration Confusion
As FAIR has repeatedly pointed out, the media have a particularly poor record when it comes to providing accurate coverage…
5 years ago
Political Discourse is Being Quashed by “Woke” Mobs and Corporate Cowards
FAIR recently held its 13th annual Hold Their Feet to the Fire (F2F) radio row. Every year, we hold this…
5 years ago
Acting DHS Secretary McAleenan Gets Hounded Off Stage – and the University’s Response Sucks!
Immigration debates have all but ceased in America because one side of this issue no longer supports the notion of…
5 years ago
Hamtramck’s “Freedom Village” Underscores the Costs of Refugee Resettlement
Michigan’s Wayne County – a crime-ridden and economically-depressed area in an economically anemic state – has decided to spend $1.2…
5 years ago
“Community Empowerment” is a Smokescreen for a Naked Power Grab
For most Americans, the assumption is that private charities are set up to serve the public good. Increasingly, a large…
5 years ago
The Media’s Willful Blindness
Less than three weeks after shots were fired into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) offices in San Antonio in a…
5 years ago
You Can Break a Law, You Can’t Break a Poem
National Public Radio reporter Rachel Martin recently interviewed Ken Cucinelli, the acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. During…
5 years ago
Google, Immigration, and Corporate Virtue Signaling
According to the Washington Times, “Hundreds of Google employees are calling on the company to pledge it won’t work with…
5 years ago