Criminal Aliens | Center for Immigration Studies

"Preventing the admission of criminals has long been a concern to the public and policy makers. Even in the colonial period, there were laws against the arrival of criminals. Laws barring admission to the United States for those who have committed certain crimes remain in force today."

- Jessica Vaughan, Director of Policy Studies at CIS

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Another Shining Example of Sanctuary Policies Making Communities 'Safer'

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens

MS-13 Sweep in Long Island Shows the Value of Cooperative Law Enforcement

But will county officials honor ICE detainers filed against the alien gang members arrested?

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens

Circuit Court Rules Government Can Detain on Immigration Grounds Pending Prosecution

The triumph of logic over obfuscation

Topics: Criminal Aliens

When the Justice System Tilts Toward Aliens

Topics: Birthright Citizenship, Criminal Aliens

An Alien Obstructs His Deportation? Prosecute Him

Topics: Illegal Immigration, Criminal Aliens

Did the Twitter Spy Commit Naturalization Fraud?

Topics: Fraud and Immigration, Criminal Aliens

Wanted: More Child Predators in Buncombe County, N.C.?

When preposterous policy meets irresponsible reality, you get bunk

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, North Carolina, Criminal Aliens

Are Criminal Aliens Above the Law?

'Progressives' engage in blatant discrimination while the press scribbles. What would 'Doonesbury' think?

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens

Are Immigration Advocates Pro-Drunk Driver?

What would "Quincy, M.E." say?

Topics: Criminal Aliens

AG Issues Guidelines on State Criminal-Sentence Modifications

Returning to logic and uniformity by returning to the INA

Topics: Immigration Courts, Criminal Aliens