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The New Right’s Anti-Immigration Fervor

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Warren, M. (2026, September 16). The New Right’s Anti-Immigration Fervor. The Dispatch. https://thedispatch.com/newsletter/next-right/bo-french-texas-football-immigration-republicans/

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Michael Warren's newsletter "Next Right" discusses the ideological battles within the conservative movement and focuses on Republican strategies following Trump’s presidency. It highlights Senator Mitch McConnell returning to work after a prolonged health leave.

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Michael Warren, the Politics Editor at The Dispatch, launched a new newsletter called Next Right. This newsletter focuses on reporting and analysis about ideological conflicts within the conservative movement and Republican efforts to define their future direction in the aftermath of former President Trump's influence. In Washington, Sen. Mitch McConnell recently returned to work after an extended absence due to health issues.

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