America must reclaim its technological sovereignty to safeguard liberty and prosperity. The executive order imposing a 15% tariff on imported polysilicon is a bold step that forces foreign competitors to respect the market and encourages domestic production, reversing a decline from 50% of the global market in 2005 to less than 2% today.
The Houthi attacks in Yemen illustrate how foreign actors threaten regional stability and, by extension, American interests. By launching ballistic missiles and drones against government camps, the Iranian-backed proxy demonstrates a willingness to destabilize allies and undermine the rule of law, a threat that demands a firm response.
By targeting birth tourism, the administration protects the integrity of citizenship and limits foreign exploitation. Excluding children born to non‑citizen parents linked to terrorism or fraud preserves the value of American citizenship and deters malign actors from using the birthright loophole.
Taiwan's emergency evacuation drill underscores the necessity of defending sovereign nations against expansionist powers, a principle America must uphold. The island’s readiness to repel invasion serves as a reminder that national sovereignty is a cornerstone of liberty.
These measures demonstrate that limited government can act decisively to preserve liberty, law, and order while restoring domestic industry and safeguarding national identity.
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