On Friday night, the House Subcommittee on Immigration as part of the House Judiciary Committee released the blueprints for their disastrous and irreversible amnesty proposal - Democrats hope to add the amnesty to the massive $3,500,000,000,000 Budget Reconciliation Package which they hope to pass with a slim majority in the House, and just 50 Senators.
Mark Krikorian recently made the case in his National Review column that “the 9/11 attacks were, at their heart, a failure of our immigration system.” His sentiment is backed by the opening words of the 9/11 Commission staff report, which stated - “It is perhaps obvious to state that terrorists cannot plan and carry out attacks in the United States if they are unable to enter the country.”
Today, the Senate Parliamentarian is expected to meet with GOP and Democrat officials to hear arguments over whether Democrats can include the nation's largest amnesty in the partisan $3,500,000,000,000 budget reconciliation package.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement now says that 463 jails will not cooperate with the federal government’s detainer requests for criminal illegal aliens - a move that willfully and shamelessly endangers law-abiding citizens and immigrants in these communities.
According to a recent Morning Consult poll for Politico, which surveyed 1,997 registered voters, Biden’s immigration policies have slipped 17 points in public opinion since April of this year. The August poll showed Biden receiving 55% opposition and just 36% support for his immigration agenda.
Just over six dozen U.S. and international advocacy groups recently penned a letter to the President of Mexico asking him to refuse any migrants now being returned to Mexico after the Supreme Court declined to halt a lower court's decision which mandated the reinstatement of "Remain in Mexico."
The proposed Department of Homeland Security rule would create the worst-case situation for American workers who have to compete with the people allowed across the border. It is designed to move as many foreign workers as possible into the U.S. labor markets as quickly as possible.
As the U.S. prepares to resettle tens of thousands of evacuated Afghan nationals, but most Afghans entering the country are doing so under "humanitarian parole" and thus lack a 'pathway to citizenship' and other services offered to traditional refugees.
An immigrant from Bangladesh expresses his opposition to the amnesty Democrats voted to support including in the budget reconciliation bill. It's an insult to those who followed the law, he argues.
According to a recent report by Axios, Biden's DHS has lost track of thousands of working-age alien minors they released into the country under the "Unaccompanied Alien Children" loophole at the border.
According to Representative Tom Tiffany, approximately 2,000 Afghan nationals are currently at Ft. McCoy in Wisconsin, all without a Special Immigrant Visa, meaning they are considered "humanitarian parolees," and can leave the base at any time they want.
On Wednesday, a Federal Judge in Texas sided with the Biden Administration in blocking an executive order issued by Gov. Greg Abbott that limited private organizations from transporting illegal aliens into the country.