Category Archives: citizen US Constitution

Kearney Chronicles

Posted on February 6, 2019 by Will S.

The Kearney Chronicles, by Will Saunders I was reviewing a series of work reports the past few days highlighting some recent court cases and fell upon the story of Army Seargeant Maliek Kearney, who planned (with his mistress) and carried … Continue reading →

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Getting Arrested While Traveling Abroad

Posted on October 24, 2015 by Will S.

While watching an episode of the TV show, Locked Up Abroad, it dawned on me the hassles involved with getting arrested in a foreign country. I had never thought much about it before seeing this show. But after seeing some recent … Continue reading →

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Nothing is Ever Coincidental

Posted on January 17, 2014 by Will S.

  On Wednesday of this week, Congress passed a budget that exceeded $1 trillion, funding the federal government through 2015. They even increased funds to many domestic programs, some of which by millions of dollars. The threat of another shutdown … Continue reading →

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Is This An Immigration Precedent?

Posted on January 11, 2014 by Will S.

Sergio Garcia Do you know the name of Sergio Garcia? If you don’t know him now, you likely will be hearing lots about him in weeks and months to come.  He is the first undocumented person to be admitted to … Continue reading →

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