Immigration
Protecting Americans from Ebola
The administration’s refusal to use immigration policy to keep Americans safe from the Ebola virus is symptomatic of the administration’s general immigration philosophy. The administration ……Read More
Immigration
Immigration
The Haitian Parole Decision Was Bad, but It Could Have Been Worse
The Obama administration’s latest symbolic, open-the-flood-gates-a-little-bit decision (regarding Haitian family immigration) is, of course, deplorable, but it could have been worse. Let me expand on ……Read More
Immigration
Very Large Fees Charged by South Dakota’s EB-5 Program
There are two reasons why the state of South Dakota lost tens of millions of dollars from its treasury due to its strange handling of ……Read More
Immigration
Faux Privacy Rights for Illegal Aliens Take a Judicial Hit; Public Right to Know Prevails
All too often lately we have seen specious decisions coming out of the federal district and circuit courts where immigration-related decisions are concerned. (For just ……Read More
Immigration
The Public Religion Research Institute Strikes Again: The “Unaccompanied Children” Poll, Pt. 1
Faulty questions and untenable options are not the only means by which uninformative immigration poll results can be produced. Sometimes polls don’t have to resort ……Read More
Immigration
Selling Citizenship? Some Countries Do, Putting Others at Risk
A few days ago the Center for Immigration Studies published a blog of mine pointing out that the government’s removal statistics showed a curious, but disturbing, trend ……Read More