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Tweet My GMU Econ colleague Bryan Caplan writes insightfully about trade. A slice: Suppose the U.S. Constitution mandated unilateral free trade with no exceptions. Much could go wrong. A pessimist could fairly ask all of the following: What if other countries take advantage of our unilateralism to drastically raise their tariffs? What if other countries strategically predate on our critical industries, leaving us vulnerable in a major crisis? What if hostile countries buy and stockpile strategic resources from us, then […]

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Are you an alien enemy?

Are you an alien enemy?

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https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/25915967-doj-march-14-memo-alien-enemies-act/ Good luck proving your case. An alien determined to be an Alien Enemy and ordered removed under the Proclamationand 50 U.S.C. § 21 is not entitled to a hearing before an immigration judge, to an appeal of the removal order to the Board of lmmigration Appeals, or to judicial review of the removal order in any court of the United States. submitted by /u/Will-Forget-Password [link] [comments]

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Trump’s New Birth Rate Plan: Menstrual Education?

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The way Americans talk about government efforts to boost birth rates is always odd. Since conservatives want more people to get married and have children, those opposed to conservatives often declare this an unworthy and nefarious goal. But encouraging marriage and parenthood, per se, isn’t the issue. The real problem here is that pronatalist policies, as traditionally understood, just don’t work. Around the world, we’ve seen pronatalist policies fail. Even those that “succeed”—loosely speaking—tend to only shift the […]

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SCOTUS Violates Marbury v. Madison By Granting Ex Parte Injunction Against Executive Branch In Its Original Jurisdiction

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It is black letter law that the Supreme Court’s original jurisdiction is fixed by the Constitution. By contrast, Congress can regulate the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction. As a result, a litigant cannot simply file an action in the Supreme Court to demand relief. Poor William Marbury learned this lesson the hard way more than two centuries ago. I thought this much was clear, but apparently not. The Supreme Court’s statement in A.A.R.P. v. Trump violated Marbury v. Madison. […]

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