1776 COALITION 03/25/2015

5th Circuit Grants Obama Expedited Appeal On His Unconstitutional Executive Amnesty Decree A federal appellate court Tuesday agreed to hear an expedited appeal of a ruling by a federal judge in Texas that blocked President Barack Obama’s immigration actions. Granting the Obama administration’s request for an expedited appeal, the Fifth U.S. Circuit... Read More

	Ted Cruz Wants Prosecutor To Probe Whether Hillary Broke Law Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz said Tuesday he would like to see a "non-partisan prosecutor" conduct an investigation into whether Hillary Clinton broke the law by using personal email to conduct official business while serving as secretary of state. "There... Read More

	Democrat Senators Beg Obama Regime For Another ObamaCare Delay A group of Democratic senators is urging the Obama administration to delay a key portion of Obamacare because the results could be "harmful and disruptive." In a letter exclusively obtained by The Daily Caller, Senate Democrats pleaded with Health and... Read More

	Obama Hands 166,000 Criminal Illegals A Free Pass And The Reason May Outrage You Judicial Watch obtained documents proving that, to date, the Obama administration has released 165,950 illegal aliens with criminal convictions back into the population. The watchdog organization released 76 pages of Homeland Security documents on Friday, retrieved through FOIA request, showing... Read More

	College Bans Alcohol For Some Fraternities… But Not Black Ones North Carolina State University (NCSU) has responded to a series of fraternity scandals on-campus and nationwide by at least temporary banning alcohol at the parties of all ordinary fraternities. However, the ban doesn’t include the handful of historically-black fraternities at... Read More

NYC Mayor De Blasio Cracks Down On Juice… The city wants to make sure day care kids get in shape — and that means more exercise and less juice. In a pint-sized version of ex-Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempt to ban super-sized sugary drinks, the city's Board of Health... Read More