John Paul Scoggins

This perspective argues that policy failures and lack of immigration enforcement enable preventable crimes by illegal immigrants, citing cases involving repeat offenders, sanctuary policies, and licensing gaps, and concludes that stricter enforcement is needed to protect public safety.

This perspective argues that slavery was historically universal while abolition was exceptional, that its economic role is overstated, and that modern disparities require present‑day, targeted solutions rather than attributing everything to slavery’s legacy.