News
In the U.K., Committee Admits Immigration Keeps Britons Out of Work
For every four non-European Union migrants in the U.K., one Briton is displaced from the labor market, according to the Migration Advisory Committee. The report, which is the first of its kind to look at the impact of immigration in the U.K., found that immigration has kept resident workers out of jobs.
Senator Grassley responds to Inspector General's Report on Rushing Immigrant Visas
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) said that a draft copy of a report he requested from the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General's office confirmed the accounts he heard from whistleblowers about the pressure placed on Immigration Service Officers to quickly approve visas even in the cases of fraud and eligibility.
Federal Immigration Enforcement Program will be made Mandatory by 2013 for Every State
Secure Communities, an immigration enforcement program, will be made mandatory for all states by 2013, according to a recently released memo. The three year old program consists of an information-sharing partnership between the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The program helps to identify criminal aliens without imposing any new or additional requirements on state and local law enforcement.
Veteran Reacts to Treatment of American Flag at March for America
Roy interviews a veteran who strongly reacts to the treatment of the American flag during the "March for America."
Change the Numbers: Green Space
State Enforcement Webcast - 11/10/2011
Roy Beck and Chris Chmielenski review state efforts to enforce immigration laws.
12/1/2011 Webcast -- Gingrich Amnesty
Roy Beck, Chris Chmielenski, and Andrew Good analyze Newt Gingrich's immigration plan and how many illegal aliens could take advantage of the amnety. They also break down the overall immigration approaches of the other 2012 Presidential Hopefuls.
December 2011 Iowa Caucuses Television Ad
For the two and a half weeks leading up to the Iowa Caucuses, NumbersUSA
is running this ad across the state to urge the Presidential Hopefuls
to take a position on legal immigration. More than 20 million Americans
can't find a full-time job, but Washington will bring in another 1
million legal, working-age immigrants next year. Who should have first
crack at new jobs: unemployed Americans or 1 million new legal
immigrants?