• By: Steve Tisza
• March 28, 2006

"Unions provide a check on employers who are already outsourcing jobs and boosting corporate profits faster than they're raising workers' wages. They fear U.S. living standards wil...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 28, 2006

The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, overseen by the Treasury Department, reviews deals that give foreigners control over operations involving classified matte...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 28, 2006

"But the third leg ? economic ? has been fractured since the Cold War. We intentionally gave up our production and market to defeat communism. Instead of repairing the fracture at ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 27, 2006

Download a December 2005 report by the Center For Immigration Studies (CIS) in PDF format....

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 27, 2006

"In the first place we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be treated on an exact equality ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 26, 2006

"We are not a nation of "guests", who, by definition, have only short-term and short-lived interests, but a nation of people who believe in investing in our communities, in our fut...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 26, 2006

President Bush has utterly failed in his responsibility as commander in chief. He sent our troops to war without the proper equipment, based on flawed, inaccurate intelligence and ...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 26, 2006

A U.S. House Judiciary Sub-Committee Oversight Hearing is scheduled for Thursday 03/30/2006 - 9:00 AM 2141 Rayburn House Office Building Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Securit...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 25, 2006

There are an estimated 12 million illegal immigrants living and working in the United States. Their presence signals the intense demand for labor in the country, as well as the ine...

• By: Steve Tisza
• March 25, 2006

"As long as we don't question the source of the inexpensive clothing we wear, as long as we don't wonder about the children in those third world factories who make the inexpensive ...