Immigration Debate Roiled as Deportation Goal Collides With Demographic Reality
Census Bureau findings show that the nation needs immigrants as much as they need the blessings of American liberty.
By GEORGE WILL
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GEORGE WILL
Washington, D.C.
George Will is a Columnist of the Washington Post.
Mr. Will began his column with the Post in 1974, and he received the Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1977. He is also a regular contributor to NewsNation.
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Gavin Newsom Threatens To Lead the Democrats Toward Electoral Oblivion in 2028
The California governor’s flaying of Trump is neither brave, nor interesting, nor pertinent.
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Congress Errs by Trying to Clip the President’s Wings on Power To Make War
Surprise, after all, is a substantial military asset.
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Attacks on Iran Restore the Credibility of American Deterrence, the Basis for a More Peaceable World
Precision munitions, directed by spectacular intelligence, enable a decapitation strategy against the regime at Tehran.
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Two Big Things Trump the Wheedler Misunderstands About Russia
A constant of modern Russian history is the systemic stupidity and toadyism that tyranny breeds.
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Vice President Vance’s Coarse Talk Suggests a Populist Rejection of Refinement
It is not easy being transgressive, though, in an era when there are few norms left to transgress.
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Supreme Court Ruling on Tariffs, While Welcome, Leaves Core Question Still To Be Addressed
The court should now establish criteria for deciding when Congress may properly divest itself, however eagerly it wants to, of powers vested in it by the Constitution.
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Cuba’s Communist Regime Totters Toward Collapse, but the Island Prison Lacks Capacity for Organic Democratic Expression
If Cuba completes its collapse into a failed state, flotillas of the desperate might sail 90 miles north.
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Putin Defines Success Down as the Fifth Year Nears of His War To Subdue Ukraine
Russia’s tyrant, an admirer of Stalin, finds the past easier to control than the present.
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A Federal Judge Rebukes Kristi Noem on Immigration Law and Protected Status for Haitians
The secretary of homeland security will not benefit from Judge Ana Reyes’s tutorial, but other Americans will.
By GEORGE WILL
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America’s Debt Hurtles Toward $40 Trillion Mark, yet Politicians Seem Unperturbed
The bipartisan consensus on Capitol Hill seems to be that there are no long-term fiscal gains without intense short-term political pains.
By GEORGE WILL
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With Executive Power Rampant, a New Biography of Justice Robert Jackson Arrives at the Right Moment
In Jackson’s view, judicial deference should be high, but not unlimited.
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