Obama's Amnesty Edicts

Conservative members in the House are urging Senate Republicans to stand their ground in the standoff with Democrats over funding the Department of Homeland...

IRS Commissioner John Koskinen has revealed that illegal aliens granted legal status under President Obama's amnesty decree will be eligible for tax refunds provided by the Earned Income Tax Credit. The refunds could be in the billions of dollars.

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...

Numerous parties have filed briefs in the leading case challenging President Obama's executive amnesty plan -- including a Florida goat farmer defending Obama who...

Applications will start being accepted Feb. 18 for deportation relief for aliens who came to the U.S. illegally as children, one part of President...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are under orders from the Obama Administration to make illegal aliens they encounter aware that they might qualify for legal status under President Obama's amnesty decree.

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) on Wednesday evening implored his colleagues to join him in opposition to the nomination of Loretta Lynch as Attorney General...

A Paragon Insights survey found that 58 percent of registered voters oppose President Obama's decrees granting legal status and work permits to illegal aliens. Only 36 percent of registered voters support them.

Thomas Sowell, one of the nation's leading conservative economists and social philosophers, recently gave an interview that included his views on immigration and Obama's...

Neither of the Republican responses to President Obama's State of the Union Speech mentioned Obama's unconstitutional amnesty edict. The reply in English by Rep. Joni Ernst (R-IA) made no reference to immigration, and the reply in Spanish by Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-FL), an advocate of amnesty, said Republicans would like to work with Obama on immigration to bring about "permanent solutions." No condemnation of Obama's edict in the responses suggests that cheap labor elites in the GOP are steering the party away from opposition to the edict.