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He says immigration to Canada was "far too high."

Everyday Okies attempted to provide material support to ISIS.

Asylum seekers face dimmer prospects and fewer free lunches.

Up to $3500 fines for lawyers who defy court orders.

Hundreds of illegals voted.

Springfield Haitians may soon see the door.

USCIS can now refer asylum applications directly to immigration court.

"Radical judges" are granting their habeas petitions.

4,447 removal orders in absentia in June.

“America is not a global refugee camp. America is not a get-rich scheme for the Third World."

"The order will hold accountable any licensed healthcare provider involved."

Et tu, MyPillow man?

Judge said the federal government was violating the 10th Amendment.

Maryland is the thirteenth state to be targeted for offering in-state tuition to illegals.

Agency is "strongly suggesting" that TPS holders accept a free flight home.

Immigration judges no longer wield a rubber stamp.

We aren't doing this already?

They want proof applicants can support themselves.

New rules go into effect on September 17.

Most of them can't speak English and the judge says they'll need welfare.

DHS Secretary met with Homan and Miller to discuss ways to tackle birth tourism.

They can do so in their home countries.

They want banks to consider immigration status and work authorization when assessing credit risk.

The process is exploding due to family reunification requests and fraud.

Republican Mike DeWine still defending Haitians.

Admin may let TPS for 200,000 Salvadorans expire in September.

Big debate over seasonal H-2A farmworker visa.

Trump calls it a "miscarriage of justice" and an "absolutely insane decision."

Maryland Democrats also banned 287(g) agreements between local law enforcement and ICE.

Florida recently banned it for China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Venezuela, and Syria.

He fired the two Democrats and then the Republican resigned.

Haitians are seven percent of the caregiver workforce.

Almost one in four Massachusetts construction workers are immigrants.

Dozens of subpoenas are out the door.

One NY judge ordered 25 minors deported in a single afternoon.

Number includes extensions, changing jobs, and renewals for workers already employed.

"Mega master" hearings made up almost half of immigration hearings at the end of May.

"There has been, for lack of a better word, a purge of immigration judges."

More immigration cases coming before the Court in October.

Trump says "No long and unwieldy Constitutional Amendment is necessary!"

"Just marrying a U.S. citizen . . . does not protect someone from deportation."

Tough talk, but the same open door.

Supreme Court rules for the Third World.

With Peter Brimelow.

They'll be able to serve from their hometowns.

They want to stop Ghana from sending migrants home.

“We expect to have pretty full flights going back to Haiti . . . ."

"Trump administration changed more than 700 immigration policies with a 'striking' scope."

President Trump is calling on Congress to act.

"Americans . . . believed that citizens were the people who called a place home."

Justices Roberts and Barrett join the libs.

"Haitians and Syrians with TPS will no longer be allowed to work on July 1."

One-fifth of people in Spain were born outside the country.

Total population loss by the end of the century could exceed 107 million people.

"[R]oughly 45,000 TPS holders live in Massachusetts, the majority of them Haitians."

"Mega Master" hearings result in many default removal orders.

NJ and PA are now in the top ten states for immigration arrests in the country.

The state's illegal alien population is reportedly fewer than 30,000 people.

"These people have been on notice for nine years that this day is coming."

Supreme Court says, in effect, “Out, out, out!”

Hundreds of thousands can now go home.

"[W]e have someone in the White House who believes in fascist rules with a White supremacist lens."

Or face fines, criminal penalties, or imprisonment.

NJ doesn't want police asking about anyone's immigration status.

He also struck down the ICE policy that waived a 12-hour limit on detention.

He's facing a $250,000 fine.

Decision will make it easier to deport green card holders charged with crimes.

LA's sanctuary ordinance seeks "to undermine the Federal Government’s immigration enforcement efforts.”

Judge Sparkle Sooknanan is on the case.

Any program that "impedes or hinders" immigration enforcement won't receive Model Cities Initiative funding.

He checked the box claiming he was a citizen, so surely he must be one.

The Return Regulation was approved 418 to 218.

"Business groups are also joining the chorus of concerned parties . . . ."

It will have to be approved by voters in November.

Turns out it's a really good question.