Art Arthur

Ben Hodges, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, dives into President Trump's surprising claim that Ukraine could reclaim lost territory. He discusses the implications for NATO and the battlefield. Meanwhile, Art Arthur from the Center for Immigration Studies analyzes the Trump administration's announcement of over 2 million illegal aliens removed or self-deported, breaking down the accuracy of those figures and the effectiveness of enforcement strategies. They also touch on the growing tensions around immigration enforcement and its political ramifications.

Art Arthur, a Resident Fellow for Law and Policy at the Center for Immigration Studies, dives into the immigration turmoil in Springfield, Ohio, where a surge of Haitian immigrants has sparked local outrage. He discusses the complexities of the Biden administration's immigration policies amidst rising illegal crossings. Meanwhile, Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro is scrutinized for his tightening grip on power despite alleged election losses. Insights into the dire state of the opposition and international sanctions round out this gripping conversation.

Art Arthur, a resident fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, dives into the Trump administration's controversial deportations of alleged gang members under a 1798 law, discussing the legal battles and implications for national security. The conversation also shifts to the U.S. military's intensified actions against Houthi rebels in Yemen, examining the complexities of foreign policy and the influence of Iran on the Houthis. Arthur critiques current immigration narratives and highlights the ongoing tensions between presidential power and judicial oversight.