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Police chief says officer "deprived a person of their freedom" by cooperating with ICE.

First new St. Peter's Square sculpture in 400 years depicts migrants and refugees.

Nearly 50,000 migrants have been sent back to Mexico.

Nearly one-seventh of the U.S. population is foreign-born.

The Austrian People’s Party is leading in the polls.

Another "safe third country" agreement.

More than 700,000 people claim DACA status.

And reduce Americans’ wages nearly 9 percent.

Even the local priest is booed for supporting illegal immigration.

No national parks or Indian land are affected.

Telling us how to run the country before they've even arrived.

The number of pending cases has nearly doubled since Trump took office.

DACA anchor babies are concentrated in Arizona, California, Illinois, North Carolina, and Texas.

California wants to ban ICE from housing illegals in its private prisons.

Two planned segments in Yuma and one in Tuscon are now on hold.

Protestors: “This is a moment of life or death for 11 million undocumented people in the United States.”

Slovenian citizens do the job police aren't doing.

A review of A Race against Time: Racial Heresies for the Twenty-First Century.

So far, no "new linear miles" of wall have been built.

When fewer illegals get across, fewer illegals get arrested.

Typhus, leprosy . . . what next?

Trump admin revives a practice suspended in 2012.

Trump admin sees the opportunity to work as a major lure for "asylum seekers."

As a result, entire residential units have to be quarantined.

Smuggling Chinese is particularly remunerative.

Mexican official: “This will be a permanent effort.”

It will fund 175 miles of border wall.

Several dozen staffers caught the virus.

The 1997 settlement lets smugglers use children as "passports."

Trump’s executive order takes effect.

Joe Arpaio is seeking re-election.

More than 78 percent were for immigration crimes.

Mexico doesn't want them either.

About 7 percent of all births in the U.S. are to illegals.

Liberal admits that we have the better arguments.

It has an estimated 670,000 members.

Cordelia Scaife May’s fortune made the immigration-control movement and Donald Trump’s presidency possible.

"Give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet and who will not become a public charge."

They can have a "devastating effect" on native habitats.

"Increasingly blue northern Virginia" doesn't want to shelter the unaccompanied children.

"Not in my backyard," with a humanitarian pretext.

Immigration hurts Baltimore, yet the city refuses to cooperate with ICE.

Many of its workers were caught up in ICE raids.

Some people don't want to be replaced.

The U.S. birthrate among women born in Mexico has declined.

Fewer illegals means better working conditions for border agents and better housing conidtions for those detained.

Illegal had avoided deportation during the government shutdown.

Everyone will be “processed and detained,” but not all will be “permanently detained.”

Illegals are using the Social Security numbers of their American-born children to pass E-Verify.

It’s not just children traveling in fake families; it’s fake children as well.

Cubans used to be treated differently from other would-be immigrants.

Border stations will be well beyond their capacity.

Woman was also paid $1,700 to let smugglers use her son’s birth certificate.

Employers of low-skilled labor discriminate against both white and black native workers.

Fifteen percent of cases referred to Homeland Security have been fradulent.

Threats against a family member are no longer a basis for claiming asylum.

Tariff threats may persuade Honduras and El Salvador.

No more "forum shopping by economic migrants."

Two were paid $8,000 to smuggle illegals into the country.

They are tempted by corruption and ties of blood.

Guatemala’s court said the country could not absorb the number of migrants the agreement would create.

In the past 19 years, only five other issues have been considered most important by more than a fourth of respondents.

In return, the U.S. is investing $500 million in southern Mexico to create jobs.

At the mayor's orders, local police refused to help.

Paying for illegals' trip back home is a lot less expensive than dealing with them at the border.

A look at Mark Krikorian's latest book.

The number is already down from 110,000 in 2017 to 30,000 in 2019.

Mexicans believe migrants are claiming jobs and benefits that should go to Mexican citizens.

The fault lines grow ever sharper.

Marriott is declining requests no one has made.

“Abolish ICE" spray-painted on a Blue Lives Matter flag.

Asylum seekers who pass through another country will be turned away.

The making and unmaking of the US.

Ten other cities also planning to show support for illegal entry into the U.S.

Warren sides with Nike, Starbucks, and Chobani.