Immigration Blog
The Strange Case of ‘Number 8’ on DOJ’s Latest Denaturalization List
Why did DOJ wait to denaturalize a man who was convicted of immigration-related crimes in 2021?
Topics: Assimilation and Citizenship
Congress (Finally) Passes Immigration-Enforcement Funding Bill for ICE and CBP
Those who broke a key appropriations norm should be worried about payback
Topics: Attrition and Enforcement
Latest Harvard/Harris Poll Shows Increasing Support for ‘Mass Deportations’
The survey is all over the place — but it’s clear that voters want illegal criminal aliens gone
Topics: Polls and Surveys
A View from the Frontlines: Why the Court’s Rejection of the $100,000 H-1B Fee Safeguards Corporate Fraud, Not the Rule of Law
Topics: H-1B Nonimmigrant Visa Progam
Proposed Regulation Would Tighten Up Rules for Work Permits
If finalized, rule will impact many aliens with parole, deferred action, orders of removal, and criminal histories
Topics: Federal Regulations, Immigration Parole
A ‘Birthright Citizenship’ Exception — From Canada
The pregnant Dutch crown princess and a quickie proclamation of ‘extraterritoriality’
Topics: Canada, Birthright Citizenship
Twitter Isn’t the Real World
Finding civility when you might least expect it
How Much Would You Pay to Stay in Federal Prison?
Border prosecutions soar, as the CBP chief tells would-be migrants it’s cheaper and safer to stay home
Topics: Attrition and Enforcement