Immigration News

Rep. Steve King (R-IA) affirmed that "Diversity is not our strength. Assimilation has become a dirty word to the multiculturalist Left. Assimilation, not diversity, is our American strength.  Read more at thehill.com.    

President Trump accuses Democrats in Congress of putting the protection of illegal aliens above the protection of Americans.  During his weekly radio address, the President...

Thirty-four Republican congressmen sent a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan (WI) asking for passage of the DACA amnesty for illegal aliens before the end of the year. They did  not ask for any concessions to pass this amnesty, such as a sharp reduction of chain migration or mandatory use of the E-Verify system by businesses. Critics of these congressmen charge they represent the cheap labor interests of the Republican Party.

Previously unreleased data from DHS show that every two new immigrants to the U.S bring roughly seven foreign relatives with them, creating an enormous, never-ending...

The Mckinsey Global Institute issued a report which forecasts that as many as a third of jobs in the U.S. now done by people will be automated. This is one of many recent studies which predict a high level of automation displacing workers in the near-future. Despite these forecasts, immigration advocates keep claiming that we are facing a shortage of workers.  

The Supreme Court has allowed President Trump's travel ban on countries with terrorist ties to go into effect while legal challenges against the ban...

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has endorsed the Raise Act, proposed legislation sponsored by Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Sen. David Perdue (R-GA), which would sharply reduce legal immigration. It would do so by curbing "chain migration," the practice of allowing immigrants to bring in their extended family members, who in turn bring in their families in an ongoing chain. McConnell stated in one interview that "I agree with Cotton and Perdue. I think the kinds of things [they] are pushing are exactly what ought to be part of a solution." In another interview he stated, "I think the mood of our caucus is that ending chain migration is a top priority."

If Congress passes the DACA amnesty for 700,000 illegal aliens, they will--under existing law--be able to sponsor two million of their relatives to live in the U.S. Many argue that the DACA aliens should be allowed to stay because they did not choose as children to break U.S. law. They were brought in by their parents who make the decision to enter illegally. Nevertheless, those parents would be among the relatives that the DACA recipients could sponsor as legal residents.

A growing number of Western Europeans are fleeing  the "failed multicultural project" in their homelands to find refuge in Hungary and other Eastern European countries. One German real estate agent stated that "Eight in ten people who call me say that they want to leave Germany because of its migrant policy." Hungary, under its Prime  Minister Viktor Orban, has refused to permit mass settlement of Muslim immigrants. A Dutch refugee in Hungary praised Orban saying that "[He] puts Hungarians first and Hungary's excellent border controls make our fear of terror almost absent." 

According to Chicago TV station NBC 5, Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) is leaving Congress. Gutierrez has been one of the most outspoken advocates in the House for amnesty and other benefits for illegal aliens. He once stated, "I have only one loyalty, and that is to the immigrant community." As that statement didn't distinguish between legal and illegal immigrants, it implies that Gutierrez is loyal to foreign lawbreakers, but not to the United States.