Category: Constitutional Order
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Militarizing Migration: A Feminist Political Economy and Critical Race Analysis of Large-Scale ICE Enforcement
In 2025–26, the United States stands at a critical juncture in its approach to immigration enforcement. In the contemporary United States, immigration enforcement has undergone a profound transformation. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), originally framed as an administrative agency tasked with enforcing civil immigration law, has expanded into a highly funded, quasi-militarized institution whose reach…
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Minimum Wage in America: A Non-Partisan, Data-Driven Look at Workers, Families, and Economic Reality
The debate over the minimum wage in the United States is one of the most enduring and polarizing in modern public policy. For some, a higher minimum wage represents essential economic justice. For others, it threatens business stability, regional autonomy, or job creation. Most arguments, however, rarely confront the full economic picture—especially the lived experience…