According to Texas Governor Greg Abbott, 81 foreign nationals on the U.S. terrorist watchlist have been stopped at the southern border since President Biden took office nearly two years ago.
Raul Ortiz, Biden's Border Patrol Chief, recently said under oath that the President's border policies contain "no consequences" for illegal aliens crossing into the United States and are to blame for the historic border crisis.
Polling shows that large majorities of Americans say it is important to have ready access to open space, and that we feel spiritually and emotionally rejuvenated by the time we spend in natural areas. Each day in America, an estimated 6,000 acres of open space is developed. The Census Bureau projects the U.S. population will add 75 million people by the Year 2060, with roughly 90 percent of that growth resulting from immigration.
The Department of Homeland Security recently stated that it would abide by a District Court ruling that struck down the substantially narrowed priorities for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
On Wednesday, the Biden Admin. released a final rule "fortifying" the Obama-era deportation amnesty known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) which remains in legal limbo.
According to a recent press release, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has received a "sufficient number" of H-1B visa applications to reach the upper limit mandated by Congress.
Since the passing of the Immigration and Reform Control Act (IRCA), 6 million illegal aliens have received amnesty in the United States. The IRCA Amnesty was supposed to "wipe the slate clean" and instead it's lead to the current situation of 12-20 million illegal aliens living in the country.
If the idea of booking a timed-entry reservation to experience the splendor of America's wild spaces seems like something out of a dystopian science fiction fantasy, the future is here. The national park system has grown significantly over its 150-year history, but the demand for access has grown faster. How is mass immigration going to help?
The Center for Immigration Studies announced that a D.C. district judge will allow its lawsuit against DHS for not complying with federal law requiring an assessment of how immigration policy affects the environment to proceed.
The U.S. Marshal Service is reportedly drafting a new policy significantly limiting the service's ability to hold illegal aliens awaiting pickup by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
