Court Upholds Injunction against Obama Edict
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the fifth circuit upheld a lower court's injunction which blocked President Obama unconstitutional edict granting legal status and work permits to five million illegal aliens. In response to the ruling, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton stated that "The President must follow the rule, just like everyone else." Illegal alien advocates say they will appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn the ruling.
Trump or Obama — Whose Immigration Plan is Constitutional?
On Tuesday, Amy Dardashtian, an attorney and blogger for Huffpost Politics, explains that the Supreme Court's decision on the challenge to Obama's attempted use of executive...
Obama DHS Gives Illegals Ride to Bus Station
A report posted Monday says the Obama administration is transporting Central American illegals caught at the border to Phoenix then releasing them without even...
Obama’s Amnesty Edict Remains Stalled in Court
On Tuesday The New York Times published a long news article on the status and prospects of President Obama's "audacious and far-reaching" assertion of executive power...
Obama Shields 80% of Illegals from Deportation Despite Courts
President Obama's executive amnesty to give work permits and Social Security numbers to more than 4 million illegal aliens, announced a year ago, is...
The Supreme Court Asks Four Questions About Obama’s Amnesty
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to hear a case assessing the legality of the immigration directives issued by President Obama in November 2014...
Obama Expands Central American ‘Refugee Program’
The Obama administration continues to expand opportunities for Central Americans to come to the U.S. by twisting and ignoring immigration law dealing with refugees....
Does Obama’s Amnesty Violate the ‘Take-Care Clause’ of the Constitution?
This spring, in United States v. Texas, the Supreme Court could decide the legality of President Obama's executive action on immigration that purported to rely...
Supreme Court Rejects Rehearing on Obama Amnesty
The U.S Supreme Court on Monday refused the Obama administration's request for a rehearing of the case brought by 26 states challenging the legality...
Smith Comments on DHS Memo
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) reacted strongly to the DHS memo (see post below) that revealed plans by the Obama Administration to try to circumvent the federal court ruling against its amnesty edict. Said Smith, "If this administration was half as determined to uphold immigration laws as it is to undermining them, our borders would be secure, sanctuary cities would cease to exist, and criminal immigrants would be deported instead of being released back into our neighborhoods. This memo shows the great lengths to which DHS officials have gone in order to defy a federal judge’s orders."