Immigration Blog

Congress decides who must leave, not the president, the protestors, or the bishops

Kudos to ICE and the Sunshine State, but there’s more work to do — and misguided protestors should let them do it

Its harmful effects are a feature, not a bug

For the first time in 17 years, more asylum cases are closing than opening—though more can and should be done to narrow the gap

A clear roadmap on how immigration judges should handle ‘Asylum Cooperative Agreement’ persecution and torture claims

Why do judges even have such authority, and is Trump II considering taking it away?

Refreshing restraint in an emotionally charged case

FY 21 and 22 data obtained by CIS through FOIA

‘Intruding into personnel management decisions of the Executive Branch’

Immigration enforcement isn’t always pretty, but it’s still popular – though more than a third of Americans have no idea what’s happening at the border