by Daniel Nardini The case of 22-year old Celvyn Mejia Romero is far from being extra-ordinary. Forced to leave his native Honduras at age 10 because of a dispute with… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini In a complete about-turn, the State of Florida has passed a new law that allows immigrant students, even those who are undocumented, to qualify for in-state tuition… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini I commend Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel and Chicago’s decision to house those Central American refugees (mostly children) in Chicago. There are apparently many, many people who feel… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini Puerto Rican Governor Alejandro Garcia Padilla announced that Puerto Rico will now provide driver’s licenses to undocumented. Under the new rules, the undocumented must show that they… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini It is all over the U.S. news—tens of thousands of children from the three Central American countries of El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala arriving daily in the… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini The Great War, also known as World War I, started 100 years ago in August, 1914, as all major European players mobilized for war. The principle players,… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini Those anti-immigrant and anti-refugee groups who are protesting and even threatening the poor unfortunate children and women from Central America are calling for their “quick deportation.” Besides… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini Whatever is said in the U.S. news media about North Korea, it makes it all sound like the North Korean regime is about to collapse. We hear… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini A couple of hundred protesters in the California town of Murrieta had successfully turned back a couple of buses loaded with children and their families. The protesters… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini I do not know how many people there are today either in the United States or the world that still believe in Communism, and Fidel Castro’s version… Read more »