The New York Times published an article on Monday about Kris Kobach, former Kansas secretary of state, failed candidate for governor of Kansas, and adviser to Donald Trump on immigration and voter fraud.  The article purports to list the conditions Kobach has demanded be met if he is to assume the proposed position of "immigration czar" for the Trump administration. The creation of that position is considered an end run around the Senate confirmation process that would follow Trump's nomination of Kobach to the Cabinet post of secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.  As Kobach is seen as a "hard-liner" on border security and immigration policy in general, he would probably face the kind of orchestrated challenges that were brought against Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, but the as yet to be created "immigration czar" position would not require such confirmation. The Times article presents...(Read Full Article)