IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel – The value of being legal and legal services
IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel Some people who are in the U.S. with immigration problems/issues, such as being out of status,
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Columns
OP ED COLUMN: US POLITICS- Are the Democrats bent on suicide? by Patrick J. Buchanan
PATRICK J. BUCHANAN AFTER reading an especially radical platform agreed upon by the British Labor Party, one Tory wag
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COLUMN: FIRST THINGS FIRST– Are they more Catholic in Venezuela? – By Francisco S. Tatad
FEBRUARY 15, 2019 . FIRST THINGS FIRST IN my last column, I tried to pay tribute to my departed
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COLUMN: FIRST THINGS FIRST– Did DU30 get a new kidney? – By Francisco S. Tatad
FIRST THINGS FIRST FRANCISCO S. TATAD TWO complementary sources, neither of which wants to be named, have claimed that on
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WASHINGTON, DC- US strikes back at Russia in cyberspace warfare
DAVID IGNATIUS WASHINGTON, DC: With little public fanfare, US Cyber Command, the military’s new center for combating electronic attacks against
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OP ED: GET REAL- The shameful persecution of Sen. Leila de Lima
On Feb. 25, we will be celebrating the 33rd anniversary of the Edsa People Power Revolt that bloodlessly
Read moreIMMIGRATION: If Democrats favor immigration reform, they should repeal the harsh laws signed by Bill Clinton
IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel The Democrats constantly talk about comprehensive immigration reform, including a pathway to legalization for the
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COLUMN-OPINION: PUBLIC LIVES By: Randy David – Duterte’s senatorial choices
FIRST TIMERS. Shown are some of the candidates who also happen to take their first crack at a Senate seat. Only
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IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel – The February 2019 priority dates
IMMIGRATION CORNER – Michael J. Gurfinkel Each month, the Visa Office of the State Department publishes, in the Visa Bulletin,
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COLUMN: FIRST THINGS FIRST– When the foreign secretary scoops the press – By Francisco S. Tatad
FRANCISCO S. TATAD FOREIGN Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. may have made himself unduly vulnerable to charges of political immaturity and
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