Two new analyses estimate that there are 39,000 births a year to foreign students, guest workers and others on long-term temporary visa, plus an additional 33,000 births annually to tourists – 72,000 in total.
President Trump revealed that his administration was in a process of designating as Foreign Terrorist Organizations at least some Mexican drug cartels. Two CIS fellows present arguments for and against the FTO designation for Mexican cartels.
Author and columnist Michelle Malkin discusses her new book, "Open Borders Inc.: Who's Funding America's Destruction?". The event was hosted by SafeBoston on November 22nd and was moderated by Jessica Vaughan, the Center's Director of Policy Studies.
New York State has followed the lead of several other states to diminish the amount of documentary evidence needed to secure a driver's license in that state. On June 17, 2019, Governor Cuomo signed the Driver's License Access and Privacy Act, commonly known as the "Green-Light law".
Decline does not reflect recent surge at southwest border
A new analysis shows 1.45 million new legal and illegal immigrants settled in the United States in 2017, less than the 1.75 million in 2016 or the 1.62 million in 2015
The decline in arrivals in 2017 may be due to the increased enforcement efforts, lower refugee admissions, and more robust vetting of applicants undertaken by the Trump administration.
Two new analyses estimate that there are 39,000 births a year to foreign students, guest workers and others on long-term temporary visa, plus an additional 33,000 births annually to tourists – 72,000 in total.
President Trump revealed that his administration was in a process of designating as Foreign Terrorist Organizations at least some Mexican drug cartels. Two CIS fellows present arguments for and against the FTO designation for Mexican cartels.
Author and columnist Michelle Malkin discusses her new book, "Open Borders Inc.: Who's Funding America's Destruction?". The event was hosted by SafeBoston on November 22nd and was moderated by Jessica Vaughan, the Center's Director of Policy Studies.
New York State has followed the lead of several other states to diminish the amount of documentary evidence needed to secure a driver's license in that state. On June 17, 2019, Governor Cuomo signed the Driver's License Access and Privacy Act, commonly known as the "Green-Light law".
Decline does not reflect recent surge at southwest border
A new analysis shows 1.45 million new legal and illegal immigrants settled in the United States in 2017, less than the 1.75 million in 2016 or the 1.62 million in 2015
The decline in arrivals in 2017 may be due to the increased enforcement efforts, lower refugee admissions, and more robust vetting of applicants undertaken by the Trump administration.
Last week I suggested that the large number of "non-criminal" detainees identified in a recent report reflected the massive influx of aliens who had been apprehended after entering illegally in FY 2019. The ICE FY 2019 "Enforcement and Removal Operations Report" proves that I was correct, but it is cold comfort, to say the least.
The beginning of a process to end smuggling and share burdens
The removal of migrants by DHS to Guatemala is the beginning of a process, not a finished one. Once completed, it will likely turn off the magnet that draws migrants to undertake the dangerous journey north, a positive result in and of itself.
There are immigration policy problems that (hard as it may be to believe) we do not have.
For instance: There have been riots in India about the latest anti-Muslim moves by India's strongly pro-Hindu government. Among the causes for them is a new citizenship bill that includes some specialized amnesties for some illegal aliens.
