LETTER: Blurring legal and illegal My relatives, and those of most Americans, came to this country legally. I don’t appreciate the constant blurring of the lines between legal and illegal.

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To the editor: In the days of Jim Crow, it was often said that states’ rights had to be respected by the federal government.That same assertion of states’ rights and devolving power to the 50 ...

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If that isn’t enough of a mixed message, they are now threatening to withdraw from the primary if Trump is removed from the ballot, which would again exclude hundreds of thousands of voters.

There can be only one logical and humanitarian solution for immigrants and their enablers: Seek legal entry to the U.S., even if it begins with self-deporting. Advertisement Raymond Roth, Oceanside ...

Opinion. letters to the editor. Tish’s outrageous taxpayer-footed legal fees: Letters to the Editor — May 13, 2025 By . Post readers. Published May 12, 2025, 4:44 p.m. ET.

As a Louisiana voter who has long supported meaningful legal reform, I want to extend my sincere thanks to the members of the Louisiana House of Representatives who took decisive action recently ...

Ray Li writes that the Feb. 14 Dear Colleague letter is not supported by established case law or sound legal reasoning. On Valentine’s Day, the Trump administration surprised schools and colleges with ...

Opinion: Red-state universities will get hit by Trump’s cuts, too Construction on Highland High School rebuild to begin Monday When you phone 911 in SLC and Sandy, AI soon may take your call ...