Immigration News

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg launched the open borders group FWD.us. Its president Todd Schulte recently stated that efforts to stop illegal immigration "hurt public safety." He also claimed that amnesty for illegal aliens would "make our country safer." Although the billionaire Zuckerberg is not partial to walls on our border, he has a large wall protecting his own personal property.

A common talking point of immigration advocates is that we must have mass immigration to counteract the low birth rate of native-born Americans and...

The Biden Administration has extended Temporary Protected (TPS) Status to Haitians living in the U.S. More than 100,000 may be covered by the extension....

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) says that if Republicans are to have any credibility they must act to secure the border and not just talk...

The Biden Administration's agreement with Columbia and Panama to reduce the flow of migrants through the Darien Gap in Panama probably won't result in...

Left-wing critics vehemently attacked Fox News host Laura Ingram for her recent statement that most Americans don't like the "massive demographic changes" forced on them by mass immigration. Some of the critics labeled her a "Nazi" and "absolute evil."  Evidently viewers don't agree.  In the week following her statement, drew a larger audience for her time slot than both CNN and MSNBC. 

Since the 1980s New York City has been a sanctuary for illegal aliens, with the city limiting cooperation with federal immigration law enforcement. In...

Amnesty legislation faces many obstacles, despite the concerted efforts of supporters to push it forward.

Mexico's foreign minister Alicia Barcena says her government will stand up for Mexican illegal aliens in the U.S., particularly if courts allow Texas to...

Sheriff Paul Babeu of Pinal County, Arizona, denounced the failure of the Obama Administration to uphold immigration law enforcement. He charged that “[W]hen it comes to immigration laws, there is no debate here, it’s complete lawlessness, there are no consequences for breaking immigration law, and that’s what we have here. That’s why we see 131 percent increase in families coming across, over the past six months alone, the Mexican border into the United States, is because the message has gone out, make it to the border and you’re home free."