Immigration Blog
Appellate Board Issues Three Opinions to Speed Deportation Orders
They upend de facto court-issued ‘amnesties’ for aliens facing deportation
Topics: Immigration Courts
Immigrant Population Down, but Maybe Less than We Thought
Also, job losses absorbed by foreign workers, not the U.S.-born
Topics: Current Numbers
Unanimous SCOTUS Opinion Streamlines Review of Asylum Decisions
. . . And reins in activist federal judges
If the Austin Shooter Had Survived, Could We Denaturalize Him?
Denaturalization is not punishment, but an ‘undoing of that which should not have been done in the first place’
Latest Harvard/Harris Poll Shows Trump ‘SOTU Bump’ on Immigration
A lesson on enforcement the Trump administration and DHS leadership should heed
Topics: Polls and Surveys
Naturalized Citizen Identified as Austin Shooter
Many questions surround the case of ‘a 53-year-old man originally from Senegal’
Appellate Board Corrects Decade-Old ‘Fraud’ Waiver Mistake
The second BIA marriage fraud opinion in two weeks, which is appropriate given how readily the INA accords benefits to alien spouses
Topics: Marriage Fraud