Rep. Gutierrez: Obama Owes Us Bigger Amnesty Because of Delay
Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) said after the Obama White House asked him and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus for "forbearance" for missing Obama's promised end...
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’s Shadow Visa Scheme Exposed
The non-partisan Center for Immigration Studies has released an alarming new study showing the Obama administration has issued foreigners 5.5 million work permits never...
Illegal Alien Minors Again Flood Border
The second wave of unaccompanied illegal alien minors and mothers with children from Central America is growing, The Washington Times reported on Monday. Immigration officials...
Sen. Sessions Makes Case for Real Immigration Reform
Senator Jeff Sessions (R-AL) prepared a detailed 25-page "Immigration Handbook for the New Republican Majority" that his staff has hand-delivered to every GOP senator...
Court Keeps Hold on Obama Edict
U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen kept in place his temporary hold on President Obama's amnesty edict, which offers legal status and work permits to as many as five million illegal aliens. The administration had requested that he lift the hold and allow the program to proceed. In his ruling Judge Hanen stated that the administration had not “shown any credible reason for why this Directive necessitates immediate implementation.”
Poll: Most Americans Oppose Amnesty Edict
A Quinnipiac poll found that 55 percent of Americans oppose President Obama's amnesty edict, and 40 percent support it. The poll also found that 56 percent have a negative view of Obama's immigration policies, and 38 percent a positive view.
Obama Administration Seeks Bids for Millions of Alien IDs
Quietly preparing for Obama's promised post-election mass amnesty edict, his U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) will be seeking bids from vendors capable of...
Boehner Spokesman: Amnesty Edict ‘Unacceptable’
Kevin Smith, a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH), said that Boehner informed President Obama that the amnesty edict he plans to issue is "unacceptable." Boehner has supported amnesty in the past, but has insisted that it be passed lawfully by Congress.
Boehner Says GOP Will Fight Obama Amnesty ‘Tooth and Nail’
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...