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February 3, 2026

Poll: Likely 2026 Midterm Voters Support Deporting Illegal Aliens By 2:1 Margin, by Shawn Fleetwood

By Shawn Fleetwood, The Federalist - Nearly two-thirds of likely 2026 midterm election voters support deporting illegal aliens from the United States, a new poll released Monday shows... In its latest survey of 1,004 likely 2026 voters, the political polling firm Cygnal found that respondents support removing illegal aliens from America and sending them back to their country of origin by a nearly 2:1 margin (61 to 34 percent). The poll also found strong support for ICE enforcement of federal immigration laws and agreement that illegally entering the United States is a violation of such laws.. “Voters see illegal immigration as a simple question of law and order,”
February 3, 2026

Cardinal Cupich’s Ever-Expanding ‘Coaching Tree’, by Jonathan Liedl

By Jonathan Liedl, National Catholic Register - The cardinal-archbishop of Chicago has profoundly reshaped the American hierarchy over the past 10 years and is poised to exert a lasting influence... At an upcoming Mass in Manhattan, Bishop Ronald Hicks will become the 11th archbishop of New York. But during the Feb. 6 installation in St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Chicago native will also be the latest addition to another sort of lineage... Archbishop-designate Hicks is set to become the fourth former deputy of Chicago’s Cardinal Blase Cupich to be named to a major American see in just the past 13 months. ...
February 3, 2026

Making sense of Donald Trump, by James Kalb 

By James Kalb, Catholic World Report - To say that Trumpism is better politically than progressivism is not to say that it is an adequate view of politics and social life, or that it is likely, if it runs its course, to lead to a good or even sustainable society... We live in unusual times, and Donald Trump is, to put it mildly, an unusual politician... We need to understand him to deal with him, and with that in mind, I will present my own theory... What strikes me most is that Trump has distinctive ways of doing things that never seem to vary. Just as he always eats, drinks, and dresses the same, he always operates the same—he wants to make deals ....
February 3, 2026

OPINION: Schism for Thee, But Not for Me: The SSPX, Leo XIV, and the Vatican’s Double Standards, by Chris Jackson

By Chris Jackson, Hiraeth in Exile, (Substack) - On February 2, the Society of St. Pius X publicly announced that new episcopal consecrations will take place on July 1. The Superior General, Fr. Davide Pagliarani, says he requested an audience, wrote again to explain the need, received a letter from the Holy See that “in no way” answered the Society’s requests, and judged that “the objective state of grave necessity in which souls find themselves” requires the decision... The next months force the Vatican II machine to show its hand again, in public, with the same familiar pattern: thunder at Tradition, soft voices for schism, smiles for the regime in China, gentle language for Eastern separation, and a permanent allergy to precision whenever Rome’s new ecumenical theology starts contradicting itself.
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