Immigration Blog

The Big Apple’s Big Pickle

As New York City buckles under the burden of Biden’s migrants, can the 1996 welfare reform law come to the city’s rescue?

Yes, All Border Migrants Have a Right to Apply for Asylum, But . . .

. . . They must also be detained, and not only because it’s what Congress requires

9th Circuit Keeps Biden Asylum Rule in Place, for Now

Dissenting Judge Calls Out Majority, Suggests Political Favoritism

‘Biden’s Border Crisis and Its Effect on American Communities’

My opening statement at an August 8 joint congressional border hearing

Yet Another Legal Migration Pathway Meant to Deter Illegal Ones

Individuals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to be resettled into the United States as refugees straight from Mexico

Dems Hate Texas’ Rio Grande Border Barrier Because It Works

New Regulation Will Allow ICE to Serve Bonds Electronically

Two Parallel and Large Immigration Law Violations Lead to Different Outcomes

One con pled guilty and prison will end soon; the other is extradited from Israel

CIS Scholar's Paper on Cultural Persistence Published in Academic Journal

Two Candidates for President Have Used Foreign Workers in Their Private Lives, with Highly Different Wage Patterns