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She wrote a dissenting opinion supporting Trump's public-charge rule.

Amnesty and chain migration would be a powerful combination.

It’s clear that we live under a kritarchy.

Plaintiffs claimed Trump's "animus against non-white, non-European immigrants" was behind the plan.

Better late than never.

Campaign promises to "fully fund" police and bring "Antifa to justice."

For at least 30 more days.

"Refugee resettlement will not survive another four years under this administration."

"US immigration authorities not have yet to comment on the ruling."

It took eight days for a full retreat.

About 10,000 Hongkongers in Australia just got five-year visa extensions.

Surprise surprise.

Article recycles warning that Stephen Miller might read American Renaissance.

They demand their foreign students be allowed to stay in the US for online classes.

He appeared on Tucker Carlson's show.

Opening up travel "would go against the health care interests of the Hungarian people."

Such students who stay in the US will face deportation.

Offer made to up to three million Hong Kong residents.

Can boot some asylum-seekers without a court hearing.

Will go into effect tomorrow.

Fool me once . . .

The trick is to give Hong Kongers asylum.

Voting GOP “for good judges” isn’t much of an argument anymore.

Charles Schumer is happy, happy, happy.

Clarence Thomas calls it "an effort to avoid a politically controversial but legally correct decision."

Good.

Notes on a theory.

"This would amount to one of the biggest changes in our visa system in British history."

Any excuse to bring in more cheap labor.

A Presidential Proclamation on guestworkers is expected soon.

It's brought nearly 500,000 "migrant youths" to the US since 2008.

Thirty student organizations signed the letter.

Because taxpayers can't afford to support them.

Some believe officials are using COVID-19 to hold minors until they are eighteen and easier to deport.

His native Zimbabwe could offer only "inhuman or degrading treatment."

Stephen Millers says it's time to "turn off the faucet of new immigrant labor" to protect Americans' jobs.

Many legal merits of the case remain unresolved.

"We cannot be importing foreign labor to compete with Americans for whatever jobs are left.”

CBP commissioner: "The disease doesn't know age."

Photos show migrants being "packed in trucks" bound for "cramped and unhygienic" detention centers.

Appeals court ruled that his threat to withhold grants was an "overstep in authority."

"Nobody deserves to die in detention."

Bans on non-essential travel make it tough for "refugees."

The African migrant has attempted to rape men, women, and children.

The President wants "adjustments" to sanctuary policies.

A reflection by Peter Bradley.

Outbreak spotlights huge, unassimilated Chinese colony in Italy.

The immigration moratorium that wasn’t.

"Why would you hurt your own people when they're already hurting?"

Order "will not apply to those entering on a temporary basis."

Is he once again speaking loudly and carrying a small stick?

Lesson in there.

From Bakersfield to Baltimore to Balbhoonpura.

Evangelical and Baptist leaders led the pressure campaign.

“Under my plan, we will put Americans back to work before we bring in more foreign labor."

The Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service and Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society lead the charge.

International NGOs are not happy.

Sea patrols are to be stepped up as well.

Some long-form bellyaching.

Looks good.

A reply to Lynne Richards' review of "The Path to National Suicide."

Today is the 25th anniversary of its publication.

First sentence: "It is a moral failing and a national shame when a father and his baby daughter drown seeking our shores."

Unclear how EU plans to punish Hungary, Poland, and the Czech Republic.

Steal a face mask or hand sanitizer, get deported.

Rich Lowry on how 2020 made him into a conservative.

". . . a dangerous virus is not a matter of racism and xenophobia — but survival."

A tale of lust, loss, and an "Unaccompanied Alien Child."

They'll get the same rights to medical care.

“Hey hey, ho ho, racist ICE has got to go.”

"Dreamers" make up "an army of doctors, nurses, pharmacists, technicians, researchers and other health care workers."

Once released, wouldn't they risk infecting the general population?

“We don’t consider ourselves a public burden.”

The vintage wisdom of Larry Auster.

The Southern Poverty Law Center leads the charge.