Immigration Blog

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Takeaways and Analysis from Trump’s Interview with the New York Times

The president has never been the immigration villain his legion of haters has portrayed him to be

Topics: Illegal Immigration, Amnesty and Comprehensive Immigration Reform, The New York Times Coverage of Immigration

If You Think Biden Was Bad, a Future Without ICE Would Be Worse

Let’s talk ‘illegal immigration’, a civil and a criminal offense DHS has a duty to enforce

Topics: Illegal Immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Is PARRIS Confirming?

USCIS reexamines recent refugees in Minnesota for fraud

Topics: Fraud and Immigration, Minnesota, Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)

The (Not-So) Fine Line Between ‘Sanctuary’ and Threat

‘Political arsonists’ and the demons rejoicing in the political fires they are stoking

Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Minnesota

Death During ICE Operation in Minneapolis Underscores, Deepens Immigration Divide

Listen to the career cop turned ‘border czar’; he knows that waiting for official judgments are what we do in a Republic of ‘laws, not men’

Topics: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Politico Buries the Lede in Analysis of ‘Trump’s Mandatory Detention Policy’

Barring illegal entrants from bond didn’t start with Trump, and won’t end in the district courts

Topics: Illegal Immigration, Media Coverage of Immigration Policy

Can We Have a Reckoning about Biden’s ‘Venezuelan Migrants’ Now?

Random acts of true journalism would be a great place to start

Topics: Criminal Aliens, Immigration Parole, Temporary Protected Status (TPS)

DHS Adds Certain Public Health Emergency Circumstances as Grounds for Asylum Denials

Rule was finalized in December 2020 but repeatedly postponed under Biden

Topics: Asylum

Regime Change in Venezuela May Enhance U.S. Security

Hezbollah, cartels, and gangs lose a protector

Topics: National Security

BIA Denies Bond to Alien Alleged to Have Provided ‘Material Support for Terrorism’

‘The enemy of my enemy’ still won’t necessarily be released under the INA

Topics: Immigration Courts, National Security