Obama's Amnesty Edicts

In a Friday news article, the pro-amnesty New York Times details how the "immigrants rights" groups have grown into a national force capable of winning their...

The morale of officers at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is low, as a consequence of President Obama's impending amnesty edict for illegal aliens. In some cases illegal aliens have taunted ICE officers about the exemption from law enforcement that they hope to gain from the edict.

House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio, who has favored a legislative compromise including amnesty for illegals, on Thursday took a strong stand against Obama's...

Tea Party leader Michael Johns makes a powerful case for rejecting the open border policy of the ruling elite that President Obama hopes to...

Sen. Jeff Sessions says that President Obama's proposed amnesty edit "must be stopped." If not, Sessions warned, "His actions will wipe out the immigration protections to which every single American citizen is lawfully entitled. And his actions will ensure—as law enforcement officers have cried out in repeated warnings—a 'tidal wave' of new illegal immigration." The senator maintains that if the edict is issued, Congress can stop it by refusing to appropriate funds to carry it out.

The president of the radical pro-illegal alien La Raza group, Janet Murguia, on Wednesday claimed that the growing Hispanic population would make 2016 the...

An exit poll conducting by The Polling Company found that nearly three-quarters (74 percent) of voters oppose President Obama's proposal to bypass Congress and decree amnesty for illegal aliens. Specifically, they agreed that "President Obama should work with Congress rather than around Congress on immigration and separately." Seventy-nine percent of whites were in agreement, 59 percent of blacks, and 54 percent of Hispanics. Ninety-two percent of Republicans agreed, as well as a majority of Democrats (51 percent). Only 20 percent of respondents favored executive amnesty.

Voter rejection of Obama open borders policies in Tuesday's midterm elections hasn't changed the plans of pro-amnesty FWD.us, whose acting president, Todd Schulte, urged...

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) vowed strong opposition to an amnesty edict by President Obama. Said Sessions, “A Republican Congress will defend itself and our citizens from these lawless actions. Surrendering to illegality is not an option. Democrats will have to choose sides: protect the President’s agenda, or protect your constituents. Americans do not want their borders erased."

Six Republican senators on Wednesday sent a letter to Democrat Majority Leader Harry Reid warning him they would tie the lame duck session in...