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ICE Names "Public Advocate" – Call Him!

Advocacy Groups Use Lawfare Against Acting Attorney General's Right to Decide Immigration Cases

Will We Be Seeing More British Asylum Claims?

Sharp criticisms about free speech and censorship in the UK in State Department’s 2024 Country Reports on Human Rights

Case History: Sloppy Government Work Stalls Criminal's Deportation

More Careless Immigration Journalism

USCIS Increases Officer Discretion in Assessing Good Moral Character for Naturalization Applicants

National Sheriffs Association Supports E-Verify Mandate, 287(g), and Full Enforcement

A Talk with an Iranian Migrant in Costa Rica en Route to the U.S. Border

Curious Takeaways from the Latest WaPo/Ipsos Poll

Enforcing our immigration laws is ‘tough’, but voters prefer it to the alternative

USCIS Annual Report Lacks Editorial Punch of the Phone Book

Why Is a Physical Border Barrier Important?

The Economist (UK) Gives Vinegar-Laced Kudos to President’s Border Successes

‘Donald Trump is victorious at the southern border’

New DHS Estimates Confirm that Illegal Immigrant Population Stopped Declining Under Obama

Failing to Put Your (Appropriations) Money Where Your Mouth Is

DHS Proposes to Reform the H-1B Selection Process to Favor Higher-Paid Workers

CIS submitted a comment supporting ending the purely random lottery and provided alternative measures to strengthen the program’s integrity

USCIS Modifies Key Form — But the PR Department Blurs the Achievement

Is Trump's Base Non-Voting Foreign Workers and Silicon Valley?

Biden’s HHS Lost Nearly Half the Unaccompanied Migrant Children Released to ‘Sponsors’

FY 21 and 22 data obtained by CIS through FOIA

National Commissions on Immigration, 1907-1997

Enough with the 'Either-Or' Wall Arguments

Trump doesn't want just a wall

Feds ‘Swarm’ Western North Carolina in Immigration Roundup

‘Operation Charlotte’s Web’

Dear Reader: Please Encourage USCIS Do the Right Thing!

Report Shows Poor Immigrant Integration Outcomes Worldwide

How Much Say Do Trial-Level Federal Judges Have Over Immigration Arrests?

District courts appear to ignore a 1984 Supreme Court opinion that immigration officers can’t be expected to “compile elaborate, contemporaneous, written reports detailing the circumstances of every arrest”

Once Again, Washington Post Swallows the SPLC's "Hate Group" Hype