Spakovsky: Flynn Memo Doesn’t Confirm Collusion
12/6: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky reports on the Michael Flynn sentencing memo and why it has nothing to do with the White House or the administration.
Cohen, Manafort Developments Don’t Reveal Any Illegal Conduct or Collusion by Trump, His Campaign
12/5: The latest developments with Cohen and Manafort add very little to answering that ultimate question. We’re still waiting.
Klukowski: DOJ Pushes for SCOTUS Hearing on Transgender Soldiers Case
11/24: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the DOJ's move to skip federal appeals and go straight to the Supreme Court for a ruling on the President’s policy regarding transgender service members.
PRISON REFORM: MAJOR ACHIEVEMENT FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP
11/18: This is a law and order President who believes in justice and the First Step Act will get us closer to true justice.
Klukowski: CNN’s Lawsuit Is Frivolous
11/14: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski explains the Constitutional reasons why CNN's lawsuit against the White House will fail.
Klukowski: Matthew Whitaker’s Appointment Is Legal
11/10: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski explains why President Trump's appointment of Matthew Whitaker to acting Attorney General is legal.
Carleson Urges Congress to Pass Conservative Priorities in Lame Duck Session
11/9: ACRU Chairman and CEO Susan Carleson signed the Conservative Action Projects' memo which outlines the priorities President Trump should focus on with a new Democratic-led House.
Spakovsky: Jeff Sessions Deserves Praise for His Work as AG
11/8: ACRU Policy Board Member Hans von Spakovsky discusses the great things Jeff Sessions accomplished as Attorney General during his tenure.
Klukowski: Trump and DOJ Push SCOTUS for DACA Decision
11/5: ACRU General Counsel Ken Klukowski reports on the government's decision to push the Supreme Court for a decision on whether the Trump Administration can end DACA.
Why Trump Can End Birthright Citizenship by Executive Order
11/4: This issue, whether the U.S.-born children of aliens who are only here temporarily as tourists or students or who are in this country illegally are citizens, has never been directly addressed by the U.S. Supreme Court.