The identity of our country as a “nation of immigrants” is at risk. It has been at risk in one way or Read More

Comparing the fourth quarter of 2019 to the fourth quarter of 2023 shows 2.7 million more people working in the United States — 2.9 million more immigrants (Read More

A main selling point for the (apparently doomed) Senate border bill is that it would end “catch-and-release”. The bill not only wouldn’Read More

A terrorist plot to smuggle an ISIS assassin team from Iraq across our southern border is wrapping up just in time to Read More

In advance of publication of the Senate’s border bill — on a Sunday night — I noted that debate over the then-unseen proposal Read More

Analysis of the immigration provisions in the Senate’s supplemental spending bill explained numerous conceptual and operational problems with the proposal that Read More

The special election on New York’s Long Island next Tuesday (February 13) caused by the expulsion of now ex-Rep. George Santos (R), Read More

In 1960, the Eisenhower administration began counting the number of foreign nationals “apprehended” or “encountered” by what was then called the U.S. Read More