Immigration News

House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) still has hope that the House will pass "immigration reform," the term amnesty advocates use to describe amnesty. But Boehner warned that this will be difficult if President Obama goes ahead and tries to proclaim amnesty by edict. That, said Boehner, would "poison the well" for legislative amnesty.

Tens of thousands of Central American illegals apprehended and released by the Obama administration earlier this year subsequently failed to meet with federal immigration...

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) stated that senators should reject any nominee for attorney general who supports President Obama's right to proclaim amnesty for illegal aliens by edict. Of Eric Holder, the departing attorney general, Sessions said, "Mr. Holder’s DOJ has taken numerous actions that have weakened the rule of law in America, and none more dramatically than his political actions that have undermined the immigration laws of the United States"

The population of immigrants in the U.S. (legal and illegal) now totals 43.4 million, the highest level in our history. Nearly one in every six U.S. residents is foreign born.

Approximately 2.5 million immigrants from "predominantly Muslim countries" now reside in the U.S., a dramatic increase of nearly a million in just one decade.  http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/09/24/Report-Nearly-2-5-Million-Immigrants-From-Predominantly-Muslim-Countries-Reside-Inside-U-S-Right-Now The...

Jon Feere, writing in The Hill, maintains that immigration is "not really a right vs. left or Republican vs. Democrat issue. Rather, it is "better understood as an elite vs. public issue where the elite in our society tends to support higher levels of immigration and where the general public tends to support lower levels of immigration."

Experts predict that a new surge of illegal alien youths from Central America probably will be coming to the United States.

In a letter to Obama Monday, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) and the other GOP committee members call on the president to...

Texas Gov. Rick Perry has reaffirmed his support for in-state tuition for illegal aliens in his state. Thus he favors giving them the cheaper in-state rate at Texas colleges and universities, while American citizens from other states have to pay the higher out-of-state rate. Perry recently has tried to give the impression that he's a hardliner against illegal immigration.

In an attempt to encourage illegal aliens and others living in the city without identification to accept a free municipal ID, leftist mayor Bill...