Over the New Year weekend, law enforcement partners of the Southeast Homeland Security Task Force intercepted several sea-based human smuggling operations leading to the capture of nearly 1,400 migrants in the Florida Keys and other coastal areas.
According to the Daily Caller, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis, a Democrat, is planning to join several Republican Governors in transporting illegal aliens to New York City, says NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
As the year winds down, we review some of the most noteworthy immigration coverage reported in 2022.
According to a December Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll, a majority of voters, including Republicans, Democrats, and Independents, strongly support keeping the CDC's pandemic border order Title 42 in place.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the total U.S. population now stands at more than 333 million individuals, a record high driven by the federal government’s decades-long commitment to mass legal immigration policies.
On Wednesday Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) said that migrants seeking to come to the U.S. get “a great deal” because they only have to pay for half the trip to get to the border.
According to a recent analysis of the November labor market data by the Center for Immigration Studies, an estimated 1.9 million more legal and illegal immigrants are working in the United States than before the pandemic.
Chief Justice John Roberts ordered the Biden Admin. to halt the removal of Title 42, the migrant-expulsion public health order by the CDC after a lengthy legal battle between the administration and several Republican states.
Habitat corridors across the American landscape are being extinguished. Good faith efforts to save them can only hope to mitigate the loss if the national population continues to increase by some 2-plus million additional residents each year. Yet some of the most powerful supporters of 30x30 also favor accelerating immigration-driven population growth.
Millions of Americans limit their personal consumption to conserve natural resources. But there is a movement afoot to ask Americans to sacrifice not for nature's sake, but in order to pack more people into the country, the states, cities and towns. We are being asked to conserve more individually so we can consume more collectively. With our total ecological footprint already well beyond our biocapacity, moderating immigration numbers back to the levels of even the 1980s would be among the top priorities of a sensible Congress.