Immigration News

Axios newsletter summarized the recent report of the McKinsey Global Institute on the future of employment in the U.S. It confirms the forecasts of...

A Harvard-Harris Poll found that a majority of American voters (51 percent) want mass deportations illegal aliens who have received court orders to leave the United State. President Trump says the deportations will proceed if Congress does not close loopholes in asylum law that encourage illegal aliens to make bogus asylum claims.    Read more at harvardharrispoll.com

Ken Cuccinelli, acting head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said that immigration authorities are prepared to carry out the large-scale deportations of illegal aliens that President Trump recently announced. Appearing on CBS News’ Face the Nation, Cuccinelli stated “They’re ready to just perform their mission, which is to go and find and detain and then deport the approximately one million people who have final removal orders.” Read more at breitbart.com 

Immigration has become the top issue that concerns voters, according to a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey. Previously the greatest concern was health care. Currently, the survey found, 42 percent of registered voters say immigration is their top issue, compared with 38 percent who picked health care as their leading concern. Mark Penn, the co-director of the poll, cited chaos at the border as the reason for the shift in priorities.   Read more at thehill.com

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), also known as AOC, has strongly complained about conditions for migrants in detention centers--which are overrun due the massive recent influx of border crossers. In reply,  former GOP House Speaker Newt Gingrich replied that policies supported by lawmakers like AOC cause the border crisis in the first place and that she refuses to vote for legislation to improve the situation. Said Gingrich, “People like AOC create the disaster, refuse to fix it, vote against funding to help people and then go down there to attack the people who are saying to her, ‘we don’t have enough money, we don’t have enough facilities.’” The former House Speaker called her "viciously dishonest."  Read more at foxnews.com

President Trump announced that he will move ahead with his previously announced plan to begin a series of raids to round up and deport...

Bret Stephens is a New York Times columnist who strongly opposes President Trump. In a recent column he stated that the extremism of the...

Democrat presidential candidates during the Thursday debate were asked if they supported health care for illegal aliens. All indicated that they did with a...

Earlier this year the corporate media  ridiculed President Trump's claim that a crisis was developing on the Mexican border. Now this has changed, as noted by Media Research Center vice president Dan Gainor. He told Fox News that “The press can't deny it anymore, even though they did just a few months ago." The media spin now is on the the hardships faced by the growing number migrants trying to cross the border. “They won’t explain," said Gainor, "that it's Democrats pushing open borders who have escalated this crisis by encouraging more people to enter the U.S.”  Read more at foxnews.com

In an interview with Chris Wallace of Fox News Sunday, Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) commented on Democrats' opposition to President Trump's announcement that of a mass deportation of illegal aliens is pending.  Said Cotton: "So Chris I was just going to say healthy skepticism is warranted when you’re dealing with Democrats on immigration. Let’s just think about the Democrats’ position here Chris. These [illegal aliens] are people who have claimed asylum in our country, they’ve had their day in court, they’ve had their claims rejected and now they face a valid and final order of removal. If we can’t deport people like that, who can we deport? That’s why the Democrats’ position ultimately comes back to, in essence, open borders." Read more at breitbart.com