4 Things to Know About Trump’s Ability to Declare an Emergency to Build a Wall

 
 
Jan 10, 2019
 

Good morning from Washington, where congressional Democrats refuse to concede to President Trump that a barrier is key to border security. Fred Lucas has the latest on the negotiations, and also examines the president's power to declare a national emergency and build a wall. Mexico is culpable in illegal immigration, Victor Davis Hanson writes. On the podcast, we've got Syria expert Jim Phillips. Plus: Ben Shapiro on modern masculinity, and Brianna Mirabile on becoming a confident young conservative.

 
 
 
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Presidents long have taken emergency actions to use the government to tackle an emergency without Congress, but it wasn't until the 1970s that Congress passed a law to say not so fast.
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At first, I stayed silent as disparaging jokes were made about Republicans. I didn't raise my hand in class during political discussions for fear of being ostracized.
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Millions of impoverished people from Mexico have left their homes in expectation that they will be treated far better as foreign, non-English speakers in a strange land than they will at home by their own government.
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Finally, psychologists are recognizing there is a crisis among men. But they're not diagnosing it correctly.
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Students described the Democrats' past statements as "divisive," "hateful," and "dehumanizing."
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Lower taxes and less regulation are great for business, but some are thriving in high-tax states like New York and California.
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Trump "left the room today because Speaker Pelosi said that even if he gave her what she wanted, she would never agree to the border security priorities that we have on the table," says Vice President Mike Pence.
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The American Psychological Association explains that "traditional masculinity—marked by stoicism, competitiveness, dominance, and aggression—is, on the whole, harmful."
 
     
 
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