Georgetown Public Policy Review
Policy Shaping Our Future
By Isabel Taylor I am constantly amazed at the role religion plays in American politics. In a country where there is a clear separation of powers between the church and state (and hats off to the country for establishing this as a fundamental so early in its history), there is evidently not a […]
by Christopher Lin Sometime during the week of March 7, 2011, the House Committee on Homeland Security will hold hearings examining whether Muslim Americans are becoming radicalized and pose a threat to the nation’s security. Civil rights groups are worried that the hearings will turn into a political witch-hunt, akin to the anti-communist investigations conducted […]