Battle Over the Demos
Salvo 07.24.2026 10 minutes Battle Over the Demos Jason Killmeyer American politics is no longer a contest over how we govern, but over who decides. The most consequential domestic policy development of the 2020s is neither COVID-19 nor Donald Trump’s reelection. It is Joe Biden’s decision to import ten million foreigners into the United States in violation of standing federal law.
- ▪Salvo 07.24.2026 10 minutes Battle Over the Demos Jason Killmeyer American politics is no longer a contest over how we govern, but over who decides.
- ▪The most consequential domestic policy development of the 2020s is neither COVID-19 nor Donald Trump’s reelection.
- ▪It is Joe Biden’s decision to import ten million foreigners into the United States in violation of standing federal law.
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| Original publisher | The American Mind |
| Canonical URL | https://americanmind.org/salvo/battle-over-the-demos/ |
| Publication time | Fri, 24 Jul 2026 16:14:40 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-24T16:19:13.422Z |
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Salvo 07.24.2026 10 minutes Battle Over the Demos Jason Killmeyer American politics is no longer a contest over how we govern, but over who decides. The most consequential domestic policy development of the 2020s is neither COVID-19 nor Donald Trump’s reelection. It is Joe Biden’s decision to import ten million foreigners into the United States in violation of standing federal law. Many of the defining political fights of this decade stem from that choice: government shutdowns over border enforcement, states unilaterally redefining the meaning of citizenship, the growing willingness of the restrictionist wing of the Republican Party to defy its own business class, major fraud investigations in Minneapolis and New York, and the unraveling of consensus over whether federal law binds the…
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