At the end of this week, the House Republican Conference plans to release an ambitious legislative blueprint they plan to use if Republicans take back the House after the midterm elections.
The Republican Study Committee recently released its Fiscal Year 2023 budget proposal which includes a plan to end Biden's border crisis, curb future illegal immigration, and reform America's deteriorating legal immigration system.
It is time to tell every Member of Congress who is NOT on this list that their words of opposition to illegal immigration cannot be trusted because of their failure to act to mandate E-Verify.
Freshman Republican Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar, representing Florida's 27th Congressional District, has introduced another disastrous amnesty bill in the House during the worst illegal immigration surge in the nation's history.
Many in the establishment media have bought into the expansionist idea that the millions of job openings demonstrate the need for more foreign workers. Yet if the labor force participation rate could rise to the level it was during President Obama's first year in office, all of those jobs could be filled. How quickly we give up on our fellow Americans.
Washington Post readers comprehensively disagree with columnist Catherine Rampell's article.
As the curtain closes on 2021, the NumbersUSA staff who work as part of the Media Standards Project have each pulled together a list of noteworthy media items from the year that advanced a healthy, civil, productive conversation on immigration-related issues.
These pundits and reporters provided their consumers with high-quality commentary and information, allowing the space to explore nuances, trade-offs, and policy prescriptions with intellectual integrity.
A new survey found that an overwhelming portion of New Hampshire voters oppose the amnesty that their electorally vulnerable Senator Maggie Hassan is supporting in the $2 trillion Build Back Better reconciliation bill before the Senate. The polling shows that Sen. Hassan is putting her political career at considerable risk if she votes to approve the 10-year amnesty in the BBB reconciliation bill.
Only 33% of West Virginia's Democratic "likely voters " say they prefer the 10-year amnesty for up to 8 million illegal immigrants in the budget reconciliation bill, according to new polling by Rasmussen Reports. The overwhelming opposition to that amnesty from Senator Manchin's own party should be a bright red light for West Virginia's Democratic senator to stop a bill with that amnesty from passing through the Senate.
The two U.S. Senators in this political battleground state are pivotal in whether 8 million illegal aliens get 10-year work permits. A poll this week finds that only 21% of Arizona's "likely voters" support the amnesty without enforcement provisions to secure the border now and to guarantee against future illegal immigration.