Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton is suing the Biden Administration, again; this time, asking the courts to make the federal government follow their own Coronavirus rules when it comes to the crisis at the Southern Border.
NumbersUSA's two-decade focus on the relationship between immigration policy and the destruction of natural habitat received a nice national spotlight on this 51st Earth Day.
The House of Represen -tatives has voted on and passed two immigration bills: H.R. 1333, the No BAN Act, and H.R. 1573, the Access to Counsel Act.
A bill to establish regional processing centers, to improve the asylum and credible fear processes to promote fairness and efficiency, to require immigration court docketing priorities during irregular migration influx events, and to improve the capability of the Department of Homeland Security to manage migration flows, and for other purposes.
To grant lawful permanent resident status to certain eligible persons who were separated from immediate family members by the Department of Homeland Security.
To immediately resume construction of the border wall system along the international border between the United States and Mexico to secure the border, enforce the rule of law, and expend appropriated funds as mandated by Congress, and for other purposes.
To amend the Higher Education Act of 1965 to ensure College for All.
The Biden adminis -tration is expected to make an additional 22,000 seasonal guest worker visas available to foreign nationals before this summer
President Biden finally called the problematic situation at the southern border what it is - a crisis. The sudden change came during an impromptu meeting between the President and reporters in Delaware, where Biden also attempted to defend his Friday flip-flop on refugee admissions.
Nearly two dozen Congressional Democrats are turning up the pressure on Pres. Biden to include an amnesty for millions of illegal aliens as part of his massive infrastructure and jobs proposal.
