Up to now, there has been minimal if any media discussion on the impact the current, record border crisis is having on housing and shelter resources in the U.S. Recent media coverages, though, detail how the Biden administration is depending upon overburdened non profits and requesting unprecedented FEMA funding amidst the chaos.
According to the latest Biden Admin. legal disclosure, DHS released 95,318 illegal aliens encountered at the southern border in May. These new numbers bring the total illegal alien releases under the Biden Admin. to a staggering 1,049,532 (releasing approx. 2,115 illegal aliens per day) - a population larger than the state of Delaware.
According to numbers recently released by Customs and Border Protection, migrants on the terror watch list arrested attempting to cross the southern border illegally in Fiscal Year 2022 have already passed the number caught in the past half-decade.
With strong public commitment and political support for immigration reduction, aggregate water consumption could be reduced even more, allowing still more water to remain where it belongs — in natural streams, rivers, and lakes — where it furnishes ecological benefits to habitat, wildlife, and society.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that mandates law enforcement agencies across the state overseeing county detention centers work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to enforce immigration laws in the state through the use of detainers.
Massachusetts state Democrats have overridden a Governor’s Veto on a bill that would provide tens of thousands of driver’s licenses to illegal aliens in The Bay State.
For eight days in July 1834, immigrants' fear of the mere possibility of a future flood of newly freed slaves from the South competing with them for jobs in New York City boiled over into a full-scale riot involving thousands. This Juneteenth is a good time to think about the forces that had long opposed emancipation, perhaps none more vigorously in the North than new immigrants from Europe -- a product of thoughtless, uncontrolled mass immigration.
A federal judge recently tossed out DHS Secretary Mayorkas's ICE policy, drastically limiting the agency's ability to enforce U.S. immigration law by significantly narrowing its targets.
The issue of high levels of immigration is not unique to the United States. An op-ed from the United Kingdom's The Times explains how Britain has recently grappled with the same situation. The overarching point is applicable to the United States: resources and land are finite and housing shortages are already pervasive. This continued population growth, which is driven by immigration policies, is out of the control of the average person as each country's governments are at the helm.
The United States Department of Agriculture has created a pilot program that it says will strengthen the food supply chain by “reducing irregular migration” and "expanding the potential pool of [farm]workers."
When given the option by Congress, many employers choose the "low road" and forgo domestic recruitment. A new article in Bloomberg puts a face to those bypassed workers.
