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The potential impact of the 2024 election on immigration policy, including speculation about future policies.
Six battleground states that carried in 2020—, , , , , and —flipped to in , and those flips were decisive in delivering Trump a clear victory by moving previously “blue wall” electoral votes back into...
enter needing a tiny net gain—roughly three seats by some models—to reclaim the House, and the most vulnerable Republican-held districts are those , narrowly decided suburban and exurban seats such as...
are not a monolithic bloc: exit polls and post‑election surveys show a clear tilt toward in 2024, especially among regular Mass attendees and white Catholics, but those voting patterns reflect a mix o...
A House seat is labeled a “toss‑up” when the usual predictors—partisan baseline, incumbency, candidate quality, fundraising and ground game, and the national political environment—leave the outcome ge...
In 2024 U.S. immigration policy shifted toward tighter vetting, more aggressive enforcement and regulatory changes that applied across nationalities — including some Europeans — through expanded scree...