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The system of government in which power is divided between the federal government and the states.
The Democratic Party emerged over decades rather than being the product of a single founder: its roots trace back to the led by and in the 1790s, while the modern Democratic Party coalesced around and...
Congress is the only federal actor with the constitutional authority to set the date for choosing presidential electors and therefore to change the day of the presidential election; the President alon...
Federalism structures the as a mix of shared authority, contestation, and negotiated cooperation: the Constitution reserves many day-to-day powers to states and their governors while assigning nationa...
INA §287 is a cluster of statutory provisions in the Immigration and Nationality Act that define the substantive powers of immigration officers—ranging from interrogation, arrest, warrantless stops ne...
are not monolithically “run by ,” though the label is commonly applied to progressive-led cities and states that adopt limits on cooperation with ; research shows many sanctuary policies are enacted i...
Federal courts have repeatedly checked executive attempts to withhold federal funds from so‑called sanctuary jurisdictions, with several district courts and the Ninth Circuit finding such conditions u...