Criminal Aliens

"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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Ninth Circuit Dissent Explains Everything Wrong with Criminal Alien Removal

‘How dirty our court has played to prevent the deportation of immigrants’

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Team Biden’s Politicized Plan for Federal Sanctuary Will Mean Dangerous Criminals on the Streets

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Team Biden’s politicized plan for federal sanctuary will mean dangerous criminals on the streets

Topics: Criminal Aliens

The Extremes of ‘Prosecutorial Discretion’ in the Immigration Context

Topics: Criminal Aliens

One Alien Jams the Justice System for 22 Years with Eight Federal Court Cases

Why wasn't he put in jail?

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Indictment Writers: Please Give Us Migration Data on Foreign-Born Defendants

Topics: Criminal Aliens

ICE and ACLU Settle Lawsuit Relating to Arrests of Aliens in Correctional Facilities

Private contractors can't perform 'inherently governmental functions'

Topics: Criminal Aliens, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Report: Two Illegal Aliens Arrested in July 4 Shooting Plot

Richmond's police chief is not the only one who is frustrated

Topics: Criminal Aliens

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

Where’s the outrage?

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Honduran Migrants and the San Francisco Drug Trade

San Francisco's former DA tried to use ‘sanctuary’ laws to justify sanctuary for criminals in general

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, California, Criminal Aliens