Politicians and editorial boards in drought-stricken states continue to welcome and even champion high immigration rates that drive up the population. The growth didn't cause the water crisis, but it is exasperating the consequences.
In her review of Roy Beck's Back of the Hiring Line for American Affairs, Pamela Denise Long urges her readers to look at the history of great waves of immigration through the eyes of "one of our nation's oldest citizen groups, American Freedmen."
A scathing new report from the DHS Inspector General concluded that "DHS may have admitted or paroled individuals into the United States who pose a risk to national security and the safety of local communities." The report's findings and timing are significant considering some lawmakers are working to give green cards to Afghan parolees.
Americans have just celebrated Labor Day, and while their President has talked much about unions during his tenure, his Administration is still fighting against workers at every turn. The latest example is in a perpetually expanded H-2B visa program.
According to NBC News, America’s farmers have joined the big-business push for increased immigration to import cheaper and more exploitable H-2A visa workers, arguing that such a move would ease labor shortages and lower food prices.
The Department of Homeland Security has released a final rule that it claims provides “clarity and consistency for noncitizens on how DHS will administer the public charge ground of inadmissibility.”
A federal judge has ruled that a lawsuit may proceed against the Biden administration for violating the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) by failing to provide an environmental impact analysis of its border policies.
According to Texas Governor Greg Abbott, 81 foreign nationals on the U.S. terrorist watchlist have been stopped at the southern border since President Biden took office nearly two years ago.
Raul Ortiz, Biden's Border Patrol Chief, recently said under oath that the President's border policies contain "no consequences" for illegal aliens crossing into the United States and are to blame for the historic border crisis.
Polling shows that large majorities of Americans say it is important to have ready access to open space, and that we feel spiritually and emotionally rejuvenated by the time we spend in natural areas. Each day in America, an estimated 6,000 acres of open space is developed. The Census Bureau projects the U.S. population will add 75 million people by the Year 2060, with roughly 90 percent of that growth resulting from immigration.