Politics

Politically, the problem is what scholars call "client politics," where organized interest groups benefit at the expense of the public. So, some employers like immigration because it keeps labor costs down, while racial-identity...want more warm bodies to pretend to represent, which helps them get bigger grants from the government and foundations and corporations.

- Mark Krikorian, Executive Director at CIS

The 2012 Presidental Election

Hispanic Voters

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Help Wanted: Immigration Leadership

Joe Biden’s forgotten vow leaves Congress and the American people fumbling in the dark

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Politics

New Polling Underscores Biden’s Immigration Vulnerabilities

But congressional Republicans are playing catch-up when it comes to messaging

Topics: Politics, Polls and Surveys

NY Times Tells Part of the Story about Santos’ Questionable Marriage

Topics: Marriage Fraud, Politics

Over 42,000 Non-Citizens, Including Perhaps 20,000 Illegal Immigrants, Could Vote in D.C. Elections

Topics: Politics, Assimilation and Citizenship

Extradite Rep. Santos to Brazil?

Topics: Politics

Impeachment Resolution Introduced Against DHS Secretary Mayorkas

His replacement likely wouldn’t do anything differently, but the impeachment process might be worth the effort

Topics: Politics, Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

The NY Times/George Santos/Immigration/Marriage Maze

Many unanswered questions

Topics: Marriage Fraud, Politics

2022: ‘The Year of Doing Nothing’ in Immigration

Here’s to a more productive 2023

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Title 42, Politics

Is Congressman-Elect George Santos (R-N.Y.) a U.S. Citizen?

Has he been so for the required seven years?

Topics: Politics

Tester, Manchin, and Sinema Face Blame for Any Post-Title 42 Chaos

Biden’s appeal of court order wouldn't have been needed if just one of them voted in August for a Title 42 amendment

Topics: Biden Border Crisis, Politics