According to a new analysis of Census Bureau data compiled by the Center for Immigration Studies, immigration has been the leading factor in U.S. population growth in recent years due to astronomically high levels of illegal immigration and a slight decline in native birthrates.
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.
The Center for Immigration Studies announced that a D.C. district judge will allow its lawsuit against DHS for not complying with federal law requiring an assessment of how immigration policy affects the environment to proceed.
The United States Department of Agriculture has created a pilot program that it says will strengthen the food supply chain by “reducing irregular migration” and "expanding the potential pool of [farm]workers."
The Department of Homeland Security recorded a record-shattering 178,840 illegal alien encounters at the border this past December, closing out the 2021 calendar year with an astonishing total of approximately 2.03 million encounters with illegal aliens.
Earlier this week, The United States Supreme Court issued a ruling against the Biden Administration who was seeking to block border barrier construction using defense funding along the southern border.
According to a report published by the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security on September 14, U.S. Customs and Border Protection "does not conduct COVID-19 testing for migrants who enter CBP custody and is not required to do so."
Attorney General Mark Brnovich of Arizona says the Biden administration violated the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) by failing to provide an environmental impact statement before rescinding the Remain In Mexico policy and halting construction on the border wall.
In a fascinating interview with progressive Matt Yglesias of Vox, conservative broadcaster Glen Beck agreed on the goal of massive increases in the U.S. population. But his creative reasoning was weak, to say the least, and negligently destructive at the most.
Following months of national media coverage over the handling of illegal aliens in his custody, Montgomery County, Maryland, Executive Marc Elrich has reversed certain parts of a sanctuary policy he signed into law.