The Supreme Court will hear a major case related to the Trump Administration’s efforts to secure our southern border with Mexico – a case that the ACLJ has been actively involved in – to defend our nation’s security. As we’ve previously mentioned, we have filed a number of critical briefs in the...

This week, a team of senior U.S. government officials from six federal agencies travelled to Pristina, Kosovo and Belgrade, Serbia, to begin implementing the historic Economic Normalization Agreement signed in Washington, D.C., on September 4th. The delegation’s rank and size was a rare show of...

On Monday the Trump Administration issued new sanctions on Iran, including sanctions against over two dozen people and other groups involved in Tehran’s nuclear program, ballistic missile tests, and the buying and selling of conventional weapons to the rogue nation, the world’s largest state...

It’s been nineteen years years since 9/11. On today’s Jay Sekulow Live/Logan Sekulow Reprogram we talked about how we were impacted and he we respond this many years later. The 9/11 terror attacks were the single most heinous terror attacks to occur on U.S. soil. People who were only toddlers that...

On this 19th anniversary of the senseless slaughter that took place on a bright and beautiful day on the East Coast of the United States, we pause and take solemn moments to remember 9/11. Like the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, it is a day that will live in infamy. Like Pearl Harbor, it was a...

We’ve warned you that the radical Left is trying to block the President’s ability to secure our nation’s borders. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her colleagues have been fighting the President’s efforts to secure our border for a long time, putting our national security at risk. The ACLJ is taking...

Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe’s recent announcement to continue providing congressional briefings, but now in written form, is a welcomed development. While Rep. Adam Schiff and the media in Washington, D.C., try and pretend like Members of Congress are no longer receiving...

Last night was the night three of the Republican National Convention (RNC) and one of the speakers, former acting Director of National Intelligence Ric Grenell joined us on the broadcast. On today’s Jay Sekulow Live , we discussed last night’s session of the RNC. Vice President Mike Pence and...

The Department of Justice is suing former National Security Adviser John Bolton to prevent the publication of classified information. On today’s Jay Sekulow Live , we discussed the DOJ’s lawsuit against former National Security Advisor John Bolton. The DOJ is seeking to block the publication of...

The video last week of the murder of George Floyd by a police officer was alarming and heartbreaking to watch. It was one of the most troubling incidents of misbehavior by a law enforcement officer in a long time. Our hearts ache for the family of Mr. Floyd, and we are shocked and grieved by this...

It is more obvious than ever that China—while not an enemy—is a daunting geo-political adversary. Under a totalitarian Communist regime, the government there is secretive and cannot always be trusted as to simple honesty and candor. The latest evidence of this is how it delayed providing critical...

The world is asking: Where is Kim Jong Un? On today’s Jay Sekulow Live we discussed the mystery of North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un’s whereabouts and what that could mean for the future of that country and geopolitical tensions in that critical region of the world. President Trump was asked about...

On today’s Jay Sekulow Live we discussed the current situation with Iran. Iran has initiated a military satellite, the first time they have done that. On top of that, military leaders in Iran have also stated that they will take action against the United States. Now, I want you to understand what...

As the United States and the world continue to reel from the repercussions regarding the Coronavirus pandemic, multiple intelligence sources are reporting over the last five days that Wuhan, China was indeed where the COVID-19 outbreak began. However, these sources believe there was never a...

Last night, the President announced on Twitter that he will be temporarily suspending immigration to the United States while we deal with beating the Coronavirus. On today’s Jay Sekulow Live we discussed President Trump’s announcement of the temporary suspension of immigration to the United States...

As developments and news about the COVID-19 virus still dominate the headlines, we remind ourselves that the fight against terrorism is not over. And while we are more hopeful than ever for peace, our service men and woman are still deployed to Afghanistan and still face dangers in our nation’s...

Time after time, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and her extreme-left colleagues in Congress have refused to do their job by addressing the situation at our southern border. In fact, as we told you before, doing just the opposite Speaker Pelosi has led an effort to block President Trump from...

As the deadline of March 15th approaches, should Congress even reauthorize FISA? On today’s Jay Sekulow Live we discussed the pending Congressional action on the FISA law. Why is FISA (the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) in the news so much right now? Well it’s not just because of the...

We’ve been getting a lot of questions about whether the House impeachment impairs any of the President’s powers to act, both domestically and internationally. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar basically gives suggestions to Iran on sites to target for their terror attacks in response to the killing of Qasem...

No more hostage crisis situation. No more “Benghazis.” President Trump ordered an airstrike against the top Iranian terrorist commander yesterday. On today’s Jay Sekulow Live we discussed how under President Trump the U.S. has changed the rules of engagement and unleashed America’s armed forces,