Policy and Research

The term Red-Green Alliance refers to the growing left-wing political coalition of neo-Marxist progressives and anti-Western Islamists. Despite the inherent contradictions between these two ideologies (with progressives championing feminism and LGBTQ+ causes while Islam forbids homosexuality and restricts women), a de facto coalition has emerged. Both groups are united in their commitment to tear down the traditional American way of life. 

The Obama and Biden administrations’ anti–human trafficking framework treated trafficking not as a criminal enterprise to be destroyed but as a social equity problem to be managed through expensive victim services, non-government organization (NGO) partnerships, and “undeserved community” messaging.

The two sides do not share a positive vision of ordered liberty, constitutional government, religious freedom, or human flourishing. They cooperate because they share enemies: specifically, Christians, Western political systems, capitalism, and the entire notion of God-given rights.

The Chagos deal between the United Kingdom and Mauritius raises wider questions about sovereignty, international law, great-power competition, and the ability of democratic states to maintain strategic assets in an increasingly contested world.

To protect American children, the federal government should adopt an age-verification scheme for adult websites, and states should enact age-verification requirements for social media. 

The accelerating fusion of neo-Marxist progressives and radical Islamists within American politics poses an existential threat to the republic.

America is bigger than a single unelected staffer. It’s time for the Senate majority to recognize that truth, stop putting itself first, and finally prioritize the people from whom it derives its own legitimacy.

The left has normalized large-scale unlawful migration; now the Court has detached citizenship from the concept of political allegiance. Without the Citizenship Act of 2026, membership in our constitutional community may remain a function of geography rather than law, consent, and reciprocal obligation.

The NPVIC would be the type of interstate compact requiring congressional consent, and Congress can act now by expressly denying consent to the compact through ordinary legislation.

Marketed as “election reform,” the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is in reality a coordinated effort by progressive states to bypass Article V, nationalize presidential elections, and replace the Constitution’s federal republic with a system of raw democracy.

We have fifty years to make things better, so that on America’s 300th, we truly do have a nation dedicated to that vision. On July 5th, 2026, that clock starts ticking.

Congress should go on offense and respond immediately by amending 8 U.S.C. § 1401(a) to codify what the Fourteenth Amendment already requires: citizenship at birth belongs only to persons born in the United States while subject to the nation’s complete political jurisdiction.