Budget Bill Expands Foreign Worker Visas
The federal budget bill, now before Congress, has a provision to admit as many as 20,000 foreign blue-collar workers under the H-2B visa program. They will compete with American workers for jobs. Cheap labor interests worked to include this provision in the budget.
Pro-Immigrant Protests Across Nation on May Day
Leftists demonstrated across the nation on Monday to protest President Trump's pledged crackdown on illegal immigration. Strikes, marches and rallies were held in Chicago, Philadelphia,...
Ag Secretary Pushes Cheap Labor Agenda
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says President Trump will not challenge the status quo of agriculture using illegal aliens for a large share of its workforce. According to Perdue, Trump “understands that there are . . . undocumented [i.e., illegal] immigrant laborers, out here on the farms, many of them that are doing a great job, contributing to the economy of the United States." He added that sending these illegal aliens home "is not his focus nor will be my focus." Breitbart News points out that that these statements ignore the growing potential of mechanization to perform farm work. This transition would be of great social and economic benefit to the U.S., says Breitbart, but agricultural interests prefer the easier route of cheap and abundant illegal labor.
Trump Base Concerned About Wall Delay.
Many of President Trump's supporters are concerned about his apparent decision to delay construction of a wall on the Mexican border. That was one of his leading promises during the presidential campaign. Some observers believe that, for now at least, the base is more angry at the Republican establishment for the delay than at the president.
Judge Who Blocked Trump Sanctuary City Order Exposed As Obama Bundler
Federal Judge William Orrick III, who on Tuesday blocked an executive order signed by President Trump dealing with sanctuary cities, has been revealed to...
Judge Rules against Trump
U.S. District Judge William Orrick issued a preliminary injunction against President Trump's executive order threatening to cut federal funds to sanctuary cities. President Trump called the ruling "ridiculous," and promised to take the case to the Supreme Court if that becomes necessary to uphold his order.
ICE Raids in Texas Net 95 Illegals
Federal officers from U.S. Immigration and Customs enforcement (ICE) arrested 95 criminal aliens and other illegal aliens throughout Southeast Texas during a five-day enforcement action...
Illegals Get Green Light in New York
The Brooklyn, New York, district attorney is one government official willing to admit he wants to release criminal illegal aliens into the general U.S....
Sanctuaries Put on Notice
The Justice Department has served notice to nine jurisdictions that they are in danger of losing federal funds if they continue their sanctuary policies, i.e., restrictions on cooperation with federal immigration law enforcement. They include, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, the cities of Chicago, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Miami, Milwaukee, and New York, and Cook County, Illinois.
Trump Disappoints on DACA
President Trump has disappointed many of his supporters by failing to end the DACA amnesty for illegal aliens who are designated "Dreamers." In addition to that, the administration is still allowing new applicants to sign up for the amnesty which allows them to remain in the U.S. and receive work permits. As Mark Krikorian, director of the Center for Immigration Studies, observed, “During the campaign, now-President Trump had said he was going to end [DACA] on day one because [it was] an unconstitutional action by [President Obama]. And of course he’s right, it’s illegal. And they’ve done nothing to it. They’ve done absolutely nothing.”
