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Supreme Court Decision on MPP

The Court finds that Biden may end MPP and invalidated the lower court's injunction. The circuit court will now decide if the program was terminated properly.

SCOTUS: Courts Cannot Enjoin Termination of MPP

Narrow MPP Ruling Punts on Real Question

Biden has no policy to deter illegal immigration, but the fight isn’t over yet

A Compendium of Recent Academic Work Showing Negative Impacts of Immigration

The costs and benefits of immigration are routinely measured, weighed, and debated in academic journals. No fair reading of the literature could conclude that immigration has only benefits — or only costs, for that matter.

Biden Released Over 1 million Illegal Migrants

Biden Has Released Nearly 1.05 million SW Border Migrants into the U.S.

The latest Biden administration disclosures in Biden v. Texas reveal that in May, DHS released 95,318 migrants CBP had encountered at the Southwest border into the United States, bringing the total of illegal migrant releases there under the Biden administration to 1,049,532 — a population larger than the number of residents in the president’s home state of Delaware, at a rate of 2,115 per day.

Latest DHS Report on Overstays in 2020 Brings Mixed News

The number of overstays in 2020 went up very slightly from 2019, as did the rate of overstays. This is bad news, considering that for half of the fiscal year international travel was drastically curtailed due to the pandemic and fewer visas were issued in the second half of the year.

ICE Deportations Drop: Administration Hiding Data

The Biden administration’s lack of transparency on the impact of its controversial immigration policies suggests it knows the policies are disastrous for public safety. Congress must immediately demand that all data contained in the hidden report be made public.

New ICE Report Touts Improved Enforcement — Until Compared to Last Year

Biden Administration Still Hiding ICE Enforcement and Removal Report

Supreme Court Decision on MPP

Negative Impacts of Immigration

Biden Released Over 1 million Illegal Migrants

Visa Overstays Up in 2020

ICE Deportations Drop

Immigration Publications

Supreme Court Decision on MPP

The Court finds that Biden may end MPP and invalidated the lower court's injunction. The circuit court will now decide if the program was terminated properly.

SCOTUS: Courts Cannot Enjoin Termination of MPP

Narrow MPP Ruling Punts on Real Question

Biden has no policy to deter illegal immigration, but the fight isn’t over yet

A Compendium of Recent Academic Work Showing Negative Impacts of Immigration

Biden Has Released Nearly 1.05 million SW Border Migrants into the U.S.

Latest DHS Report on Overstays in 2020 Brings Mixed News

ICE Deportations Drop: Administration Hiding Data

New ICE Report Touts Improved Enforcement — Until Compared to Last Year

Biden Administration Still Hiding ICE Enforcement and Removal Report

Immigration Blog

Biggest Casualty of SCOTUS Remain in Mexico Opinion: Transparency

‘Sunshine is the best of disinfectants’, and the Court needs to keep the border numbers coming

The order will have little practical effect on the border; the biggest casualty will be transparency, unless the district court continues to order DHS to provide statistics on its border apprehensions and releases.

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Supreme Court Decisions on Immigration Policy

Virginia Governor Pulls Off Slick Symbolic Move vs. Illegal Aliens

In a slick and appropriate budgetary move the other day, Virginia's governor got the state legislature to move $10 million that had been allocated for scholarships for illegal alien college students and give it to the state’s HBCUs, Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Topics: Education, Virginia

SCOTUS: Courts Cannot Enjoin Termination of ‘Remain in Mexico’

But the Court left most major questions about Biden’s border policy for the lower courts to decide

It will now be up to the lower courts to determine whether Mayorkas’ termination of Remain in Mexico was done properly, and whether the Biden administration’s release of illegal migrants at the Southwest border violates the law. This is likely not the last time the Court will be considering this case.

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Supreme Court Decisions on Immigration Policy

Decision in ‘Remain in Mexico’ Case Coming Thursday — Maybe

Opinion, postponement, or DIG; ‘the waiting is the hardest part’

The Supreme Court will be finishing out its term Thursday, and the “Remain in Mexico” case is one of two opinions yet to be issued. That means that a decision in the case will be coming tomorrow — maybe. Or perhaps the Court will postpone the decision until the fall or dismiss the government’s petition.

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Supreme Court Decisions on Immigration Policy

Gun Bill Strengthens Domestic Violence Protections, While Mayorkas Gives Abusers a Pass

Where’s the outrage?

As in closing the "boyfriend loophole" the recent gun bill, Congress in the immigration law has commanded the executive branch to protect victims of domestic violence. DHS Secretary Mayorkas ignores that and has decided to endanger domestic violence victims by allowing their abusers to remain in the United States. He should not be allowed to get away with it.

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Regional Center’s Lawsuit Upends EB-5 Program — Yet Again

One California regional center has upended the EB-5 program — yet again — as the industry goes to court — again — to avoid the reforms of the program carefully worked out by the Obama, Trump, and Biden administrations and then by the U.S. Congress.

Topics: EB-5 Permanent Investor Visa Program