…nation, while also fulfilling our humanitarian and moral obligations. During the hearing, which was convened by the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest, the four government…
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…of all cases) involved terrorism or national security concerns, and the percentage of cases involving allegations of any type of crime amounted to only 13 percent. The vast majority of…
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…own climate bill if immigration legislation moves forward this year. Meanwhile, Arizona’s new immigration enforcement law—which continues to draw national attention—has united Senate Democrats (and a few GOPers) to speak…
Read More…nations harbor terrorists. Washington’s failure to secure our border puts local residents at risk and jeopardizes national security. So which is it? Is the Obama administration failing to secure the…
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…Groups across the country are stepping up to fill that role and make their cities inviting to immigrants. During this week’s National Welcoming Week events, the national organization Welcoming America…
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…national security and law enforcement decisions and differentiate those who are law-abiding from those who are not. Case in point, Director Rodriguez discussed running an additional check on all DACA…
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…over the next decade—an amount that the national GDP would lose if DACA is terminated. The success of DACA is evident on the national and individual scale. Marena Guzman, a…
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…based on their national origin or certain characteristic has less value in our society. Hate crimes have been on the rise, according to a report by the Southern Poverty Law…
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…number of individuals could lose access to asylum for simply having an international layover on a flight to the United States. This means that even an Afghan national evacuated from…
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…some workers may slip through the cracks. For instance, a foreign national with a master’s degree from a U.S. university might have a better chance of getting an H-1B visa…
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