The Times Strains to Credit France’s World Cup Victory to Immigration
France’s win over Croatia in the World Cup vindicates an open-borders policy towards Third World migrants, according to the New York Times.
Immigration
Partisan Politics Rears Its Ugly Head in Our Immigration Courts
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel is requesting disciplinary action against federal immigration Judge Carmene DePaulo for violating the Hatch Act.
Immigration and Cultural Change
Whether New Yorkers moving to Florida or Latinos moving to the U.S., immigration has an effect on American values.
Ocasio-Cortez Cites NYC Street Vendors to Defend Low-Skill Immigration
'Every single person is a potential source of economic activity,' the Democratic congressional candidate said Friday on PBS's Firing Line.
British Politicians Call Trump’s Comments on Terrorism and Brexit ‘Repulsive’
British politicians had strong words for President Trump after he gave an interview to a British newspaper criticizing Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy and accusing London Mayor Sadiq Khan of not ...
No, the Phrase ‘Catch and Release’ Doesn’t Dehumanize Illegal Immigrants
It just accurately describes the way our justice system has treated them.
The Consequences of Public Housing in Denmark
Denmark has a serious problem with their public housing program.
House Democrats Introduce First Bill to Abolish ICE
The legislation's introduction marked the culmination of weeks of growing anti-ICE sentiment among progressive activists and politicians.
Fixing the U.S. Asylum System
An interesting proposal from the former general counsel to INS.
NYC Mayor Illegally Crossed U.S.-Mexico Border, Border Patrol Alleges
Mayor Bill de Blasio's spokesman denied the Border Patrol's allegation that de Blasio violated U.S. and Mexican immigration law on a trip to Texas last month.