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."
Justices Alito and Thomas Tear SCOTUS Majority for 1 a.m. TdA Ruling
‘Both the Executive and the Judiciary have an obligation to follow the law’
SCOTUS Blocks Alien Enemy Act Removals for Tren de Aragua Members
. . . At 1:00 am, giving a whole new meaning to ‘midnight judges’
The Latest in the Case of the Salvadoran Removed Due to ‘Error’
What if his removal had more to do with El Salvador’s fight against MS-13 than it did with Trump’s criminal alien removal promises?
Topics: Criminal Aliens
Which Sanctuary Jurisdictions Have Released the Most Criminals?
California leads the pack
Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens
Judge Orders Return of Alien Removed to El Salvador in ‘Administrative Error’
Was immigration judge’s reference to Guatemala the source of the error?
Topics: Criminal Aliens