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Litigation | March 18, 2026

Letter to Commonwealth’s Attorney Descano

We write with serious concern regarding recent reports about charging and plea decisions in Fairfax County that appear to reflect a troubling pattern of leniency toward repeat and violent offenders, with devastating consequences for public safety.

Litigation | March 18, 2026

Letter to District Attorney Clark

Re: Soft-on-Crime Policies and the Latest Harm to Retail Workers and Owners

News | January 30, 2026

AFPI Applauds Historic Transparency as Epstein Assets Released by DOJ

President Trump has demonstrated a stronger commitment to openness and transparency than any other president in modern history. By contrast, the Biden Administration declined to release information to the public, reflecting a broader preference for institutional protection over truth.

Op-Ed | November 14, 2025

Backing Governor Abbott’s Bold Public Safety Task Force

Throughout the nation, two visions for law enforcement are unfolding. On one hand, liberals like Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are creating “ICE Free Zones” in an attempt to expel federal law enforcement from doing their job. Worse than a lack of cooperation, federal agents are facing active resistance from governors and mayors. Members of Congress are showing up at ICE facilities to protest and attempt to force their way into the facilities. The federal government is asking for a permanent city perimeter around the South Portland ICE building due to violent and belligerent protestors. Still, Portland Mayor Keith Wilson decided instead to remove the temporary perimeter and replace it with nothing.

News Release | November 6, 2025

Indiana AG Files Lawsuit to Stop “Sanctuary” School District Policies that Obstruct Federal Immigration Enforcement

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita today filed a lawsuit against Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS), alleging that the district has adopted and maintained policies that violate state law by obstructing cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. The complaint seeks an injunction to end IPS’s “sanctuary” policies, which prevent school employees from voluntarily assisting federal immigration authorities, even in cases involving potential family reunification or the safety of unaccompanied minors.

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