Immigration News

As deaths from heroin grow and public concern about the epidemic increases, attorney William C. Triplett argues Monday in an opinion piece in The Washington...

The U.S Supreme Court on Monday refused the Obama administration's request for a rehearing of the case brought by 26 states challenging the legality...

Ninety-five percent of Hungarian voters in a national referendum voted to reject the European Union's plan to force Hungary to accept a large quota of foreign migrants. Commentators call the vote a sharp rebuke to the European Union.

In testimony before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry sharply criticized sanctuary cities. These are cities which violate federal law by refusing to cooperate with federal immigration law enforcement. In his testimony Landry stated that sanctuary policies "allow [illegal aliens] to commit crimes, then roam free in our communities.

More Misinformation from the Media: Waves of immigrants coming into the U.S. in recent years have helped the economy over the long haul and had...

Arcan Cetin, the immigrant who shot five people to death recently in Washington state, is not a U.S. citizen, but that did not stop...

Refugee fraud is "easy to commit," according to an internal memo of the Department of Homeland Security obtained by the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees. The reason is that the Obama Administration has relaxed standards of screening in order to increase the number of refugees the U.S. accepts.

The National ICE Council, the union that represents agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, has endorsed Donald Trump for president. ICE Council President Chris Crane said that Trump supports enhanced interior enforcement and border control. He further stated that Hillary Clinton's “radical plan” [of] “total amnesty plus open borders” . . . “would result in . . . the total gutting of interior enforcement, the handcuffing of ICE officers, and uncontrollable flood of illegal immigrants across U.S. borders.”

Lutz Bachmann played a leading role in the PEGIDA movement in Germany. PEDGIDA staged peaceful mass rallies protesting the Islamization of Germany by mass immigration. Bachmann, however, now resides in the Canary Islands where he settled after fleeing persecution by the German government for his activities. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has affirmed that she will impose mass immigration on Germany whether most Germans like it or not. Germany claims to be a democratic country which upholds the right of its citizens to govern themselves.

Texas has threatened to withdraw from the federal refugee resettlement program if the Obama administration does not address security concerns about screening for terrorism. Robert Carey, director of the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, said that if the federal government does not address those concerns, Texas will "exit" the program. His statement came after the administration announced its plan to raise refugee admissions to 110,000 a year.