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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500 Ex-DACA Criminals & Gang Members Still At Large: Will They Get Amnesty Too?

Topics: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Criminal Aliens

Ninth Circuit Order Stands on Habitual Drunkards

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Non-Citizens Committed a Disproportionate Share of Federal Crimes, 2011-16

21% of those convicted of non-immigration crimes were non-citizens — 2.5 times their share of the population

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Alleging Racial Profiling to Collaterally Attack a Criminal Prosecution

Topics: Criminal Aliens

32% of Federal Inmates Are Aliens

Topics: Criminal Aliens

No Sanctuary for MS-13

'They are preying on the communities that they are living in'

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Gangs

N.Y. Governor Gets Serious About Domestic Violence ... or Does He?

Topics: Criminal Aliens

Denaturalizing Pedophiles Caught After the Fact

Topics: Criminal Aliens

On the Responsibilities of Nations to Accept Their Citizens, and the Public's Right to Know When They Don't

Topics: Canada, Criminal Aliens

Sanctuary Policies Finance Crime and Death, Here and Abroad

The consequences of living in a bubble

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Gangs