Criminal Aliens
"Preventing the admission of criminals has long been a concern to the public and policy makers. Even in the colonial period, there were laws against the arrival of criminals. Laws barring admission to the United States for those who have committed certain crimes remain in force today."
BIA: Consider Aliens’ Crimes, Not Just their Convictions, in Exercising the AG’s Discretion
A brief history of statutory largesse and statutory complexities
Topics: Immigration Courts, Criminal Aliens
Minnesota Battle Brewing Over State Pardon for Alien with 1992 Assault Conviction
A ‘federalism loophole’ Congress can close at any time, and a brief overview of the dreaded ‘categorical approach’
Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens
Takeaways from the House Judiciary Hearing on ‘Sanctuary Policies’ in Fairfax County, Va.
‘No mother should ever have to wake up to this nightmare’
SPECIAL REPORT: Criminal Aliens Commit Crimes!
Chronic, documented recidivism is why sanctuary policies are misguided, pointless, and harmful to the community as a whole
Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens
BREAKING: People Who Get Arrested Have an Above-Average Crime Rate
Sanctuary jurisdictions should take note
Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens
ICE Screws Up in Case of ‘Activist Biden Judge’ in Rhode Island
Hate the game, not the player — especially one with lifetime tenure and contempt power
Excerpt: Lack of cooperation with ICE to deport an illegal immigrant resulted in a family tragedy
Topics: Sanctuary Cities, Criminal Aliens