Immigration News

Sneaking across the border is not the only way illegal aliens enter America.  In fact, an estimated 40 to 45% of illegals enter on...

Pope Francis told Congress that the U.S. must open its doors to immigrants and "not be taken aback by their numbers." But as head of state of the Vatican, he presides over a very different policy. As The Washington Times reports, "[The Vatican] government has possibly the most restrictive immigration and citizenship policies of any nation in the world." The report goes on to note that "The Vatican . . . welcomes millions of visitors a year--but allows only a very select few, who meet strict criteria, to be admitted as residents or citizens. Only about 450 of its 800 or so residents actually hold citizenship, according to a 2012 study by the Library of Congress. That study said citizens are either church cardinals who reside in the Vatican, the Holy See's diplomats around the world, and those who have to reside in the city because of their jobs, such as the Swiss Guard."

The school board in Jersey City, NJ, decided not to cancel school to observe a Muslim holiday. The board decided that this would be disruptive to non-Muslims. Muslim parents expressed vocal outrage at the decision. One threatened, "We will be the majority soon." Under current immigration policy, Muslims are the fastest-growing immigrant group in America.

Columnist Michelle Malkin exposes Obama's new "U.S. citizenship and immigrant civic integration" campaign in her column today as a massive taxpayer-financed, election season Democratic...

Census data reveals that Muslims are now the fastest growing group of immigrants in the U.S.A.  The foreign-born population in America hit an all-time...

Today commentator Daniel Horowitz posted "Obama's Sanctuary Nation" at Conservative Review.  It is a scathing indictment of Obama's refusal to detain and deport dangerous criminal aliens...

An Ipsos poll found that 31 percent said they would support a one-time admission of 10,000 to 100,000 Syrian refugees in addition to the 1,500 already here. However, the total dropped to just 12 percent, when informed that "Estimates by the UN and other organizations indicate that between 3-4 million refugees have already left Syria and need asylum, and that at least 6 million more have been displaced internally within Syria and will likely seek refuge outside of Syria.”

"Nativist" is a slur that immigration advocates often use to demean Americans who believe that our immigration policy should place the interests of American citizens ahead of foreigners who would like to move here. In an article published in Roll Call, Sessions related that he had been called a nativist. His response: “What’s wrong with that? . . . What’s wrong with putting America[ns] first?” The article also quoted a congressional staffer who stated that “It should go without saying that the country exists to serve the interests of its citizens . . . so that fact that we have the [sneering] term ‘nativist’ implies that some people think the citizens shouldn’t have that priority.”

A large mass of Middle Eastern 'refugees,' estimated to number 1,500, attempted to break through Hungary's border fence. They threw rocks and bottles at the police who were forced to respond with tear gas. During the attack the assailants shouted the Islamic battle cry "Allah hu Akbar" (God is great).

Mexican drug cartels use illegal aliens to bring heroin across the border, making carrying the deadly drug part of the price of crossing the...