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Former prime minister says Brtain's chances of leaving EU are "just under 50 percent."

Sen. Sessions gives the plan for fighting executive amnesty.

The Wall Street Journal reports on specific plans.

Promise made the day after tens of thousands rallied against immigration.

He has the Republicans' best interests in mind.

Obama administration undermines even its own enforcement priorities.

More criminal illegals are being released instead of deported.

It's one way infected West Africans could make it to the US.

Obama wants to bring thousands more . . . legally.

Some think it's because the national GOP is preparing to sell-out on amnesty.

". . . and he's going to do an awful lot."

Was probably ousted for not pushing through amnesty.

"I want Australia to remain European.”

Yet another way to get into the country.

Jeff Sessions hammers the "powerful interest groups" now pushing for executive amnesty.

Obama says he will act after the elections, but before year's end.

He may argue Congress hasn't allocated enough money for immigration enforcement.

"I would compare it to a kid asking his parents for Christmas [presents]."

Claims Americans love foreign high-tech workers.

Their own countries refuse to take them back.

Businesses want executive action for more green cards.

Unilateral amnesty before the elections could hurt Obama's fellow Democrats.

But more Americans think Democrats will do a better job on immigration.

Pat Buchanan points out the real consequences of amnesty.

Bill would halt DACA, but is mostly symbolic.

The sex-trafficking law applies only to young immigrants with no relatives in the US.

Eleven states and DC give licenses to illegals.

Harry Reid sees "an opening" for a legislative conference on amnesty.

He thinks Obama will grant amnesty by executive order.

British PM announces several reforms, including a "deport first, appeal later" policy.

Obama may grant executive amnesty to five million illegals by summer's end.

"He either enforces the laws on the books . . . or he leaves Congress no option."

Kerry Bentivolio calls Chamber's policy "morally repugnant."

A green card costs $500,000. Plenty of people have their eyes on that half million.

The idea is to remove the "stigma" from ID card for illegals.

$1.5 billion plan promises quick deportations of young illegals.

Officials were "ringing alarm bells" as early as 2012.

Straight talk about the "border crisis."

Numbers USA warns of backdoor amnesty.

And just 31 percent of voters think the young illegals are coming to escape violence.

It doesn't appeal to working-class whites.

Illegals in Mexico will get a "Regional Visitor Card" that is valid until they make it to the US.

The deal would permit deportation of Central Americans right away, just as we do with Mexicans.

Wants the authority to send them home right away.

He tells Republicans to "hit the showers"--Obama will take action.

Rupert Murdoch wants unlimited high-skill immigration and across-the-board amnesty.

Poll dismantles myth that election wasn't about amnesty.

Either as asylum-seekers or because of Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.

Three million illegals would qualify.

He says Obama can take unilateral action.

They're "as American as apple pie."

He wants "normalization" for illegal immigrants.

His support for amnesty was probably his downfall.

Amnesty activists stormed the building.

Biased question leads to desired result.

They passed out flyers urging residents to "Know Thy Neighbor."

He says even the military should defy Congress.

Jeh Johnson wants to weaken federal-local cooperation.

He wants amnesty.

ICE claims that in many cases courts required the releases.

They could be doctors, realtors, barbers, security guards, etc.

Apparently not "living in the shadows."

Nebraska town is free to ban illegal immigrants from renting homes.

Like Asians, Eastern Europeans now coming to the US for "birth tourism."

In-state illegals will receive benefits not eligible to out-of-state citizens.

He says Republicans "will come to an agreement" with Democrats this summer.

Boehner: "They take the path of least resistance."

Twenty-two senators signed the letter.

Author is sick of illegal-immigrant sob stories.

Repeat border-hoppers would be exempt.

The history of American immigration.

Quite a record for the "deporter in chief."

John Boehner is "hellbent on getting this done this year."

She wants to “honor the dignity and work of immigrants.”

"Fixes" mean de facto amnesty for more illegals.