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Andrew J Sciascia

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As seen in: The Daily Caller, WND, The Western Journal, Independent Journal Review, Australian National Review
“I was there, Gandalf. I was there a decade ago, when the American right went off the rails.”

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Biden Administration Dismantles Trump-Era Agency to Help Victims of Immigrant Crime, Replaces It with Office That Will Help Illegal Aliens

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By Andrew J Sciascia
| The Western Journal Verified
Commentary Venezuelan immigrants board a U.S. Border Patrol vehicle after crossing the Rio Grande on May 18 in Del Rio, Texas. (John Moore / Getty Images) The Biden administration continued its crusade Friday against firm immigration enforcement mechanisms leftover from the Trump era, gutting a program intended to aid American victims of illegal immigrant crime.
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The Field: Military Sexual Assault Reform at Standstill Again with Dem Sen. Jack Reed Standing in the Way

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By Andrew J Sciascia
| The Western Journal Verified
Commentary Democratic Sen. Jack Reed of Rhode Island speaks during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Capitol Hill on April 29, 2021, in Washington, D.C. (Samuel Corum - Pool / Getty Images) A floor vote on military sexual assault reform was ruled out once again Thursday in the U.S. Senate. Swatted away several times now, the legislation has brought long-time supporter Sen.
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Why Are We Stuck on Amnesty? How the Reagan Revolution Solidified Divisions on Immigration

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By Andrew J Sciascia
| The Western Journal Verified
News Former President Ronald Reagan signs a piece of legislation. The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 sanctioned the hiring of illegal immigrants and offered amnesty to 2.7 million undocumented residents who had arrived prior to 1982 and were willing to pay back taxes. (The Western Journal via the Reagan Library; John Moore / Getty Images) Amnesty. It may be the dirtiest word in American politics.
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