After backlash over the decision to end Title 42, the Biden Admin. has released an updated plan detailing how officials will deal with the inevitable rush of migrants once the pandemic border order is lifted.
On Tuesday, the United States Supreme Court appeared deeply divided over the current president's efforts to end the Trump-era immigration policy known as the Migrant Protection Protocols or Remain in Mexico.
On Monday, a federal judge issued a preliminary temporary restraining order halting President Biden's plans to end the CDC's pandemic border order, Title 42. Judge Robert R. Summerhays, in Louisiana, stated that the final details of the TRO are still in the works.
Water is quickly being depleted by a growing U.S. population. This is placing an increased demand on rivers, reservoirs, and groundwater for drinking water, farming, and industrial production. This precious resource deserves our protection, stewardship, and care. Yet, our government officials have turned a blind eye to the crucial component of doing so, which is to cut immigration to the U.S.
According to a court brief dated April 14 and filed in the Supreme Court, Biden’s administration has released more than 750,000 illegal aliens into the United States since he assumed office; larger than the population of Boston, Mass.
Between Jan. 20 and Dec. 27, 2021, Biden’s first full year in office, U.S. Border Patrol apprehended at least 23 foreign nationals whose names are on terror watch lists like the Terrorist Screening Database.
Adding more consumers to a high-consumption nation is an easy way to make the economy bigger, but the costs to wage earners and innovation is significant, and - at a point in which there is growing recognition and concern about imperiled biodiversity - irresponsible.
The number of illegal alien encounters increased sharply in March 2022 compared to February. Experts fear that the monthly encounter totals are about to soar even higher with the removal of Title42.
The Dept. of Homeland Security announced that it had designated Cameroon for 18 months of Temporary Protected Status, following extreme violence in the country between the government and separatists.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s gamble to dramatically increase secondary vehicle inspections on cars and trucks crossing into Texas from Mexico appears to be paying off.