More disappointing news on the immigration enforcement front comes to us from the state of Kansas. The House Judiciary Committee there has decided to defer action on a bill that would have empowered law enforcement officials to ascertain the legal status of those they’ve detained for other, non-immigration offenses.
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The death of Arizona rancher Robert Krentz, who was most likely killed by an illegal alien coming over the Mexican border, served as the catalyst for the passage of SB 1070 and the ensuing nationwide debate over border security. Now the Center for Immigration Studies has released its first Web-based film exploring the difficulties...
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The Utah legislature has finally passed a raft of bills designed to serve as a compromise between those of us who support immigration enforcement, and those who want to thwart the will of the people and the clear intent of American immigration law.
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For someone who up until relatively recently had a rather anemic record in support of immigration enforcement, Orrin Hatch has proven himself to be a reliable voice in the United States for more robust immigration controls.
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One of the most troubling aspects of our federal government’s misguided immigration policy has little to do with illegal aliens. It involves the type of people that we allow into this country on a legal basis, and I can think of no more compelling argument for reassessing our priorities in this regard than the case of Khalid Ali-M...
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Today I’d like to share with you a great blog entry posted to the Center for Immigration Studies website, written by David North. It deals with the protracted legal battle between the counsel to legendary rock musician John Lennon and the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
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What it means in the US, what other nations make of it, why it has no place in the country today. With a full complement of attentive listeners at the Penn Club’s elegant Tarnopol Room in midtown Manhattan, this month’s presentation by the Center for Immigration Studies offered analyses, figures and insights of legal policy...
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The bill that can’t seem to die an honorable death is once again being resurrected, thanks to the efforts of Lindsey Grahamnesty and Juan McCain. Mark Krikorian has the bad news.
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Last year’s decennial Census engendered debate among a large cross-section of Americans for a variety of reasons, from those who criticized the enumeration of illegal aliens, to those who decried what they saw as political manipulation by the current administration, to those who simply inveighed against what they perceived as the inefficiency, malfeasance and...
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That’s the title given to an update to the NRO blog The Corner which records the startling news that enforcing our immigration laws, instead of allowing illegal and criminal aliens to flout them at will, actually cuts down on illegal immigration, not to mention the subsidiary problems that arise from this endemic problem.
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