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Illegal Immigrants To Be Hit Hard As SNAP and WIC Benefits Expire

CIS Comments on the Immigration Courts’ Appellate Efficiency Rule

CIS supports EOIR’s efforts to reduce the appellate backlog and suggests additional measures to improve the system’s efficiency

Texas Gov. Sends Border Warning to White House

Biden’s ‘broken the compact between the United States and the States’ in not securing the border, and 25 other Republican governors agree

The Feds, China, and Sweden Work Together on an EB-5 Fraud Case

Trump Sends His ‘Ace Reliever’ Tom Homan to Minneapolis

Both paradigm and paradox, the ‘czar’ has the law enforcement sense and ‘small-p’ political sensibilities to bring order

Another Alleged Strange Shooting Attack on a Border Patrol Agent at the U.S.-Canadian Line

Is the suspect, ‘Blu Zeke Daly, aka: Cullan Zeke Daly’, linked to the ‘Zizian’ cult?

District Court Judges ‘Bypass’ Fifth Circuit Mandatory Detention Order

Trial-level judges are free to distinguish precedent opinions, but they aren’t free to ignore them

Naturalized Citizen Identified as Austin Shooter

Many questions surround the case of ‘a 53-year-old man originally from Senegal’

Maryland U.S. District Court Give Gives Automatic Stays to Aliens Seeking Habeas

A do-it-yourself automatic reprieve from removal for those facing imminent deportation with the wherewithal to seek judicial intervention

Big Banks and the U.S. Treasury Have Been Enabling Illegal Immigration for Two Decades

The Bush-era rule allowing illegal aliens to use Mexico’s ‘matricula’ card to open accounts must be repealed

A Guide to the Detention and Removal Process — and Due Process

It’s not just one process, it’s many, and all of them depend on how aliens are encountered and whether they’ve been admitted

New H-1B Documentary – from the UK?

Apple Hit with $25 Million Penalty for Favoring H-1B Workers over Citizens

Criminal Penalties for Aliens' Failure to File a Change of Address

Another forgotten immigration crime

H-1B: End It, Don’t Mend It

Its harmful effects are a feature, not a bug

House Overwhelmingly Passes the ‘Laken Riley Act’

The first bill considered in the 119th Congress now heads to the Senate