Obama's Amnesty Edicts

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), the Senate's leading GOP advocate for amnesty and mass immigration, on Wednesday said he will offer legislation to give legal...

Attorney Andrew C. McCarthy, a former federal prosecutor, explains in an article posted Wednesday the criminal-law doctrine of prosecutorial discretion and how Obama is...

White House sources say President Obama has decided to postpone his mass amnesty edict until after the November congressional elections. Vulnerable Senate Democrats have...

The illegal alien charged with killing an "America's Next Top Model" contestant was only in the U.S. because he received amnesty under President Obama's...

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...

A federal appeals court dealt President Obama a defeat on Tuesday when it declined to lift a judge's order blocking the president's sweeping executive...

GOP Senators, led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, gave Obama's amnesty edicts a big boost by helping confirm Loretta Lynch as Attorney General, despite...

Texas is one of twenty-five states bringing a lawsuit against President Obama's unilateral declaration of amnesty for five million illegal aliens. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton declared, "No individual is above the law, not even the president of the United States. President Obama's brazenly lawless action in November trampled on the U.S. Constitution. It is a clear violation of the Take Care Clause and federal statuary law. As the president himself repeatedly admitted, he lacks the authority to impose this unilateral amnesty. The president's action makes clear that he has decided that the rule of law no longer applies to his administration. President Obama's action violates the separation of powers and goes beyond prosecutorial discretion to the point of unilaterally creating and enforcing legislation -- bypassing the peoples' duly-elected representatives in Congress entirely."

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.

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...