According to data released by the Census Bureau and the Bureau of Labor Statistics and analyzed by the Center for Immigration Studies, President Biden's open-border immigration policy has led to more than a 10% increase in America's illegal alien population.
No collection of sacrifices by any of the rest of us in service to our national community can ever add up to the single sacrifice of a person's very life. How can we possibly give the honor and respect earned by that sacrifice? The impossibility, however, does not release us from a responsibility to try.
Nearly four out of five Republican primary voters in Coweta County, Georgia, expressed their support for reducing the overall immigration to the United States in response to a ballot question on Primary Day in the state.
April BLS reports show problematic employment data that persist during this economic recovery and analysts continue to show how increasing immigration will not reduce inflation.
The amount of anthropogenic noise is increasing with far reaching effects, but we are not yet able to understand to which extent. Recently, researchers have uncovered alarming connections between exposure to unwanted noise and cardiovascular health for those that live in urban areas. This raises additional concerns as to how wildlife is impacted and what it means for the long term health of our ecosystems. Our National Sprawl Study points out that our population growth, which is primarily driven by Congress's immigration policies, only worsen the issue.
According to a recent report by Axios, as many as 50,000 illegal aliens are waiting in Mexico for a chance to cross the border, hoping to "run out the clock" on the public health order known as Title 42.
Border Patrol agents along the U.S. southwest border with Mexico apprehended more than 22,000 migrants since Friday when a federal judge ruled to keep Title 42 in place.
The number of illegal alien encounters increased sharply in April 2022 compared to March. According to Customs and Border Protection data, the massive rise was due to increases in aliens found to be inadmissible at America’s ports of entry.
A divided Supreme Court has ruled that federal courts do not hold power to review immigration officials' decisions in some deportation cases - even if the officials have made "egregious factual mistakes."
A long-debated idea to give driver’s licenses to illegal aliens in Massachusetts has passed the state senate with enough margin to overcome formal opposition from Gov. Charlie Baker.