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Phillip Linderman
Board Member
Phillip Linderman is a retired State Department senior Foreign Service officer. Over a three-decade career, he served abroad in U.S. embassies and consulates in Belgium, Mexico, Ecuador, Germany, Cuba, Chile, and Trinidad. He also represented U.S. interests at the Organization of American States and the European Union. Linderman’s diplomatic duties often focused on U.S. border security, international travel, and migration policies, giving him wide experience in working with foreign governments, as well as U.S. law enforcement and intelligence partners, on matters such as visa and passport fraud, human trafficking, terrorist travel, watchlisting, and identity information collection and use.
Court Applies Environmental Law to Biden-Harris Border Disaster
The Biden administration unlawfully failed to perform the required environmental impact analysis before admitting millions of illegals.
Op-ed: How to Break the Sanctuary States
The next Trump administration must force “sanctuary” states to stop nullifying American immigration law.
Topics: Foreign Students, Sanctuary Cities
How to Break the Sanctuary States
The next Trump administration must force “sanctuary” states to stop nullifying American immigration law.
Op-ed: PRM: The Obscure State Department Bureau That Fosters Global Illegal Migration
The second Trump administration must bring to heel State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration.
PRM: The Obscure State Department Bureau That Fosters Global Illegal Migration
The second Trump administration must bring to heel State Department’s Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration.
Op-ed: Beware Vivek’s Plan for Work Visas
There is no fine-tuned foreign worker visa program that will serve the national interest. That is a fairy tale.
Topics: Nonimmigrant Visas
Beware Vivek’s Plan for Work Visas
There is no fine-tuned foreign worker visa program that will serve the national interest. That is a fairy tale.
Op-ed: Secure the Mexican Border by Using Section 212(f)
Applying Section 212(f) of U.S. immigration law to suspend the legal movement of Mexicans into the U.S. is one of the president’s most effective tools to leverage border security cooperation.
Secure the Mexican Border by Using Section 212(f)
Applying Section 212(f) of U.S. immigration law to suspend the legal movement of Mexicans into the U.S. is one of the president’s most effective tools to leverage border security cooperation.
Topics: Biden Border Crisis