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Postponed indefinitely; they'll stay in Mexico.

If only this were more true.

But guest workers are still coming in.

Approaches of South Korea, Italy, Russia, Hungary, and Singapore.

"Borders are back in fashion."

"This is a temporary measure that will be in place only for as long as it remains essential."

Pigs are flying.

Recep Erdogan is now our best advocate.

This would be new wall in areas "where no barriers currently exist."

Libya's coastguard did the deed.

County Board of Supervisors doesn't have any set plans for it, yet.

Trump has at least four other policies to turn back bogus asylum seekers.

It's part of Trump's order to focus on transnational gangs.

Asylum seekers will have to stay in Mexico while the US reviews their cases.

You can keep America; we'll leave.

Refusal to give DNA will be a misdemeanor.

European Commission is sending $800 million to Greece to help secure its border.

The four liberal justices dissented.

"[T]he naming of installations and streets was done in a spirit of reconciliation . . . .”

Walls work.

Though the number of illegal Indian and Venezuelan immigrants is climbing.

Janez Jansa wants to restrict immigration and implement pro-natal policies.

New DOJ wing will "litigate the denaturalization of terrorists, war criminals, sex offenders, and other fraudsters."

“More than half of the admitted African Americans, would most likely not be admitted in the absence of Harvard’s race-conscious admissions process.”

Appeals court ruled unanimously.

Agent says the teenager was throwing rocks.

A win for the rule of law.

Pregnant women are being turned away at the border.

The Suchiate River needs as much protection as the Rio Grande.

The ACLU plans to challenge it in court.

Supreme Court upholds President Trump’s power to exclude “public charges.”

And the revolution will start soon, says Charles Murray.

"[T]he dangers to public safety as a result of sanctuary polices cannot be understated."

Jorge Ramos fumes.

Details on the new travel ban.

They don’t want President Trump to make buildings great again.

New restrictions apply to Eritrea, Nigeria, Tanzania, Sudan, Kyrgyzstan, and Myanmar.

Claims 500 more miles of border wall will be built this year.

"[W]hat history tells us: Trump is strong."

Fatal drug overdoses went down for the first time in 28 years.

They're from El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, and Mexico.

Gorsuch rebuked activist judges for their nationwide injunctions.

Another nationwide injunction quashed.

She has the right enemies and she fights hard.

Jared Taylor on the next AmRen gathering.

Indian founder and CEO sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison.

"[P]regnant women . . . could be required to prove they have a specific reason for travel beyond giving birth."

New countries may be: Belarus, Myanmar, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Nigeria, Sudan, and Tanzania.

Better than zero.

The Left is more divided than the Right.

That's 124 fewer Mexicans in America.

Street value of the drugs: $261,732.80.00

An estimated 80 percent of recently franchised felons may now be unable to vote.

"Punch back twice as hard."

More like "our" wall.

Texas is the first state to do so.

Good guy with a gun gets due praise.

Twenty-nine percent of teachers believe genes play a role.

Remaining candidates are either white or Asian.

Ruling allows for a $3.6 billion funding transfer to wall construction.

Finally, a merit-based pageant.

As the Left purges history, the online Right is making up the difference.

President Donald Trump defends his record.

President Trump's policies are making an impact.

Making the remaining field even whiter.

A way to ensure a future for our people.

Secretary Esper plans to keep American troops out of African civil wars.

Drug trafficking is down as well.

Arrests of Central American families down by 85% since the height of the crisis in May.

A report on a recent radio appearance.

Leviathan has a silver lining.

"The charges include 77 counts of murder and assault."

If Mike Pompeo enters the race, Kobach would be tied with him.

Mexican citizens will now be sent to their hometowns — not border towns.

Seven violent cities will receive a surge of federal aid to fight crime.