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Fraud in immigration is not a novel concept, but for decades administrations have turned a blind eye to those who lie, cheat, and steal to obtain “lawful” status in the United States. Trump II is reversing that trend, and in its efforts will hopefully restore a degree of sanctity to two of our most cherished American institutions: marriage and the family.

If formerly paroled aliens now facing expedited removal want someone to blame, it should be Biden’s DHS for abusing its very limited parole release authority, and not the Trump administration for subjecting those aliens to the inevitable consequences associated with entering this country without proper documents.

Start a company, sponsor yourself for an H-1B visa, and sponsor friends and family for H-1B visas. The H-1B data obtained by Bloomberg suggests that this is happening on a massive scale.

The most efficacious and logical response to curbing often-confrontational street arrests of criminal aliens is to simply allow ICE to arrest them while they’re in state and local criminal lockups.

Every debate over the H-1B visa program seems to follow the same script. Employers insist they cannot find enough qualified American workers. Industry lobbyists argue the program is essential to attract the world's brightest talent. Critics point to Americans who have been laid off and replaced by H-1B workers. Both sides then call for “reforming” a program they describe as broken.

The United States hosts more international students than any other country in the world. These students contribute tuition revenue, participate in academic research, and gain exposure to American institutions and values. But welcoming foreign students does not require giving them an effectively open-ended right to remain in the country.