Voters without college degrees outnumber those with by 2-to-1, and their political allegiances have been shifting. Polls indicate that the realignment is about to accelerate, and immigration appears to be a major factor. The managerial class, meanwhile, presses on with policies to give the investment class greater access to the global labor force.
The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Labor announced that they plan to make an additional 35,000 H-2B temporary nonagricultural worker visas available for the second half of FY22.
Arizona Governor Doug Ducey has signed the 'Arizona for Voter ID Act,' HB 2492, into law. This legislation will require proof of citizenship to register to vote in local elections in the state.
The Biden Adminis- tration has reportedly decided to end the Title 42 public health order that allowed border enforcement officers to immediately expel illegal aliens back across the southern border.
The Biden Administration has announced plans to welcome 100,000 Ukrainian refugees into the United States following the unrelenting violence seen in Eastern Europe.
The Departments of Homeland Security and Justice, are blundering ever on toward administrative collapse with their latest version of asylum reform. They are back at it with a more convoluted and absurd draft of their expedited asylum approval rule.
A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators is now showing a disappointing openness to dramatically increasing the number of higher-skilled foreign visa workers able to take jobs here in the United States by including the House's immigration provisions from the COMPETES Act in the final Senate version of the bill.
A federal judge ruled earlier this week against the Biden Admin.’s attempt to halt certain criminal alien deportations made by ICE; the suit was initially brought by the Attorneys General of Arizona, Ohio, and Montana.
The Biden Administration has issued a new rule that will allow ‘asylum officers’ to adjudicate the claims of potential asylees at the southern border; immigration court judges in the past have typically held this role.
Polling shows many Hispanics favor border enforcement and immigration limits, especially those who live in border areas. Economic and labor issues are also key concerns for Hispanic voters, which should come as no surprise, but apparently does to many D.C. pundits.
