On Tuesday, President Biden used his State of the Union address to double down on his calls for Congress to pass a massive amnesty for illegal aliens while misleadingly championing a recent drop in specific migrant numbers.
It may be too late to save the delta smelt. But perhaps we will learn from this experience that America's immigration-driven population growth is driving species to the brink of extinction all over the country; not in theory, but in practice.
Well, it’s Groundhog Day, again. And if you want a weather prediction for U.S. workers: It’s gonna be cold, it’s gonna be gray, and it’s gonna last you the rest of your life.
DHS released over 1,100 criminal illegal aliens from detention in December in hopes of making room for the border surge expected after the end of Title 42, which did not end.
Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) recently reintroduced legislation designed to help businesses comply with U.S. immigration law by mandating the free and easy-to-use E-Verify program.
California has issued over one million driver’s licenses to illegal aliens currently residing in the state, according to a new report by the state’s Department of Motor Vehicles.
The current and former Labor Secretaries offer distinctly different visions of the path forward. Do we give up on sidelined Americans and import workers who will gladly accept the wages and conditions that aren't good enough to retain American labor? Or do we limit immigration to the point where American industries might have to go outside their comfort zone to re-engage the domestic workforce?
New York City Mayor Eric Adams talks about housing and money shortfalls upon El Paso visit, complains about illegal aliens coming to his city, while failing to renounce his sanctuary policies.
According to a recent Convention of States Action/Trafalgar Group survey, just 14% of likely voters in the United States support amnesty and citizenship for aliens who have entered the country illegally.
Twenty states have sued the Biden admin. over a recent change in immigration policy that would allow 360,000 aliens to legally enter the United States each year from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.