Immigration Blog
‘The Promise’ of the Refugee Convention?
As UN recommits to the 1951 treaty, Critics Call for Reform
Topics: Refugees and Asylum
The Ceuta Migrant Surge, and the Important SCOTUS Decision Everybody Missed
Two lessons: amnesty doesn’t work, but securing your borders does
DHS Issues New Rule to Alleviate Affirmative Asylum Backlog
Asylum officers can now refer some cases to immigration court without conducting interviews
BIA Orders Alien Voter Removed, Denies Relief
The appellate board comes down hard on that thing that never happens
Topics: Voter Fraud
DOJ: Fifth Circuit ‘Rules Illegal Aliens Do Not Have a Constitutional Right to Roam Free’
Did four immigration judges in Tacoma know they would trigger a legal firestorm and likely SCOTUS review?
DOJ Attempts to Activate Long-Dormant ‘Alien Terrorist Removal Court’
There are a lot of reasons why it’s never been used
Topics: National Security