Among the signs they held was one that read, “First, they came for Mahmoud,” a reference to Pastor Martin Niemöller’s famous ...

The obfuscation is the point. There is no more apt time to remind us of the poem, “First They Came,” by Martin Niemöller. Today the administration is going after Venezuelans and Palestinians ...

To these people, I say: Read Pastor Martin Niemöller’s poem written during the Holocaust, “First They Came.” We know what has been done so far. What is next?

The administration alleges a law passed in 1798 and rarely applied since allows it, so they can be summarily deported without a hearing. The law in question is part of a notorious package ...

On one hand, we have a deep tradition of holding each person responsible for whatever choices they make, and we assume that failures are the logical consequence of this free will. This idea has ...

Another group, Betar US, has said it is sharing the names of pro-Palestinian protesters directly with the administration in hopes they will be deported. Foreign nationals are often the first to be ...

French, a former First Amendment litigator ... Such rights matter because they are not subject to qualification. In the meantime, read Reason's Robby Soave, who says the "detention of a student ...