Temporary Worker Programs Should Not Be Disguise for Amnesty
Various new outlets are reporting increasing interest from leaders in the House of Representatives in advancing some form of amnesty, whether through some form of… Read More
Asian Immigration Outpacing Immigration from Latin America
Asian immigration may soon exceed Latin American immigration, according to a recently released report from The Heritage Foundation. Immigration from China and India alone are… Read More
Senator Feinstein to Homeland Security: Stop Enforcing Immigration Law
In a letter to Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Janet Napolitano, Senator Diane Feinstein (D–CA) has asked that DHS stop enforcing immigration… Read More
Morning Bell: The Kind of Immigration Reform We Could Support
The Senate voted yesterday to advance the Gang of Eight’s “comprehensive” immigration bill. The big question in Washington: Did they even read the entire thing?… Read More
Morning Bell: Immigration Bill Doesn’t Secure the Border
Must Washington fix our broken southern border? You bet. Will the comprehensive immigration reform bill help? You bet it won’t. The number one flaw of… Read More
Legal Immigration: What About Those that Followed the Law?
We’re taught from a young age to “wait your turn” and “don’t cut in line,” but what about when we take those lessons from the… Read More
Immigration: A Problem-Solving Approach
In his second inaugural address, President Obama stated that America will not reach its potential without immigration reform. Although his reference was grandly vague, the… Read More
Morning Bell: An Appetite for Real Immigration Reform
In a very rare visit to the press cabin of Air Force One yesterday, President Barack Obama told reporters that the White House will not… Read More
State of Reform
Arizona which has been a national leader in state-directed initiatives to combat illegal migration is now trying to address the other half of the problem–getting… Read More
