Federalism cannot protect against sanctuary defiance
Exploring Immigration Through a Philosophical Lens Friedrich Hayek encourages us to consider who should make decisions, while Abraham Lincoln reminds us to ponder the extent of those decisions. This brings us to a crucial question surrounding immigration: Where exactly do we draw the line? The concepts of subsidiarity and federalism suggest that issues should be […]
Federalism will teach New Yorkers a difficult lesson
President Trump has a knack for nicknames, and his “My Little Communist” remark about New York City’s incoming mayor is quite humorous. Zoran Mamdani, who labels himself a democratic socialist, unexpectedly secured the position in America’s largest city. While “communist” may be an extreme label, Mamdani does advocate some notably radical policies for a prominent […]
Christians in Syria face violence once more — is federalism a solution for their safety?
A Syrian Christian Community’s Struggles The Syrian Christian community is grappling with the harsh realities of ongoing violence against the Orthodox Christians and the wider threats faced by minorities in the area. To grasp this somber situation and find a way forward, it’s essential to reflect on Syria’s tumultuous past and the broader Levant region. […]
Greene celebrates the exclusion of the AI clause from the GOP big bill as a significant victory for federalism.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) applauded the Senate’s decision on Tuesday to strip provisions from the Republican tax bill that would have prevented the government from regulating artificial intelligence (AI). She referred to this change as a “big federalist victory.” Although she originally supported the House version of the bill containing the AI moratorium, Greene […]
Restoring public trust: Reinstate federalism
Over the past century, the federal government has shifted its focus toward a more administrative role. Today, the President wields power through executive orders, extensive regulations, emergency declarations, and administrative actions that impact nearly every aspect of daily life. On the other hand, Congress, which is meant to be the most reflective of the public, […]