Recently, the Supreme Court handed down a rare, unanimous decision to clarify the perview of immigration courts. This SCOTUS decision is expected to be the first step toward clearing the massive backlog of amnesty cases heard by federal immigration courts.
Former JAG and Federal Prosecutor Cully Stimson describes the importance of this decision and the statutory issues surrounding the amnesty case logjam.
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Financial expert, educator, and radio host Thom Brueckner discusses the positive key economic data (existing home sales, NFIB Optimism Index,…
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Recently, the Supreme Court handed down a rare, unanimous decision to clarify the perview of immigration courts. This SCOTUS decision…
Thursday, March 12, 202603/12/2026
Over 70% of all New Hampshire suspects of driving intoxicated refuse to submit to a state sanctionary impair test. New…
Thursday, March 12, 202603/12/2026
Why does the corporate world in America have a hard time just stating the facts, reporting the story without editorializing,…
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How are cuts in federal and state funding affecting the New Hampshire Arts community? What are some of the ways…
