Sometimes there is actual good news on an immigration issue, and, more rarely, as today, we have two such items!

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a U.S. District Court ruling and thus has given new life to the Department of Labor's efforts to increase wages for the routinely

Nearly every speaker at the first day of the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) avoided any discussion of immigration or amnesty, a sign that Republican politicians are starting to understand that conservative voters have very little interest in doubling legal immigration and

In March 2012, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report, accompanied by testimony, on the state of morale across the government. The verdict: "Over time, federal surveys have consistently found that Department of Homeland Security (DHS) employees are less satisfied with

The British establishmentarian magazine The Economist has an idea that, with a little tweaking, could both reduceimmigration to the United States and give us at least $4 billion a year more for, say, the Social Security trust funds.

I have mixed views about the publication;

Critical infrastructure protection is a world unto its own, much like the byzantine world of immigration, and it intersects with immigration enforcement in important ways.

Recently I read a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) audit report touching on the

You may have trouble realizing that both trade papers cited below are describing the same EB-5 project, a proposed port near where the Mississippi meets the Gulf of Mexico.

It would be built for the next generation of huge ocean-going ships. It would facilitate the transfer of freight from these

An analysis by the Texas Tribune of an annual report issued by a Texas criminal justice agency shows that immigration enforcement in Texas has declined steadily over the last 18 months, dropping 20 percent from August 2012 to December 2013.

Since 2011, the Texas legislature has