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Acting AG Takes on Family-Based Asylum Claims

Greater use of certification authority

Make Refugee Status Conditional?

The return of Syrians after the end of the civil war suggests a reassessment of U.S. resettlement policy may be in order

Bursts of Dubious Creativity in the Immigrant Investor (EB-5) Program

Global Compact for Migration Adopted This Week as Expected

The Compact for Refugees is next

Living in a World Where Everyone’s Aggrieved, and Everyone’s a ‘Victim’

Due process for arriving foreigners is whatever Congress says it is.

USCIS Gets an Easy $100 million from TPS Roll-Over for Salvadorans

Judge Sullivan Takes Control of Asylum Law

A result Congress never intended

Happy (Fiscal) New Year!

While the forecast is good, legal storms are brewing, and whether this will be a positive FY 2026 for immigration enforcement remains to be seen

Unfortunate Precedent — the Uruguayan ID Card for Its Illegals

You've Heard of the Might of Big Ag. Now Francis Fukuyma Illustrates the Power of Big Identity

Op-ed: Trump’s Pressure on Sanctuary Cities Is Working

The foreign-born population in the United States declined by an unprecedented 2.2 million in the first half of 2025.

Do You Know Who Is Using Your Child's Identity?

Can a Wall Pay for Itself?: An Update

Immigration, Health Benefits, and the Government Shutdown

A bullet-point summary of the debate

Germany's Apprenticeship Wunder: Highlighted on NPR but Nothing New to Vernon Briggs

The Sierra Club's Immigration Obsession

What’s the Problem with Optional Practical Training (OPT)?

Reform is long overdue

H-1B Concentrated in a Few High-Wage States

The President Yields on Immigration

Too much, but not enough for congressional Democrats

Assimilation or Removal

Afghan vetting and the D.C. Metro shooting

Uncommon Common Sense: LAPD's Union Bucks the Brass

The Moral Inconsistency of Progressive Presidential Contender Kamala Harris

WSJ Article Shows Why the ‘Birthright Citizenship’ Debate Is Overdue

The world, technology, and immigration have changed a lot since the 19th century, and the ultimate question is whether the Constitution can keep up

Former Arizona State Sen. Russell Pearce's Q&A with Sen. Chuck Schumer: Caricature and Reality

List of 54 'Compromised Colleges' for F-1 Students Shrinks by 16