More voters say President Trump’s immigration policies were better than President Biden’s. That’s according to a Scott Rasmussen national survey. According to the results, 45% prefer Trump’s policies on immigration while 40% prefer Biden’s. Independents side with Trump by a […]
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More than half of the current illegal border crosses are permitted to stay in the U.S. Once they are released, they sometimes get assistance from nonprofit groups or non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Such groups operate with help from volunteers, donations, organizational
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2021 could be the biggest year for illegal border crossings in modern U.S. history. It’s already in the top six, with two months left in the fiscal year. Fewer than half of illegal aliens who are apprehended are sent back;
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Since February, the COVID-19 positivity rate among those held by ICE has doubled. Today, according to our tracking of the outbreaks, the positivity rate among people in ICE detention is more than 50 times the positivity rate of the U.S. population
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A strong majority of voters does not say Vice President Kama Harris has done at least a “good” job at handling the border crisis. That’s according to a recent Rasmussen Reports poll. Thirty-three percent (33%) of U.S. voters rate Vice
Illegal aliens who illegally re-enter the US after being deported are not entitled to a bond hearing. That’s according to a Supreme Court ruling. The court’s ruling distinguishes between illegal aliens who have not been previously removed, and illegal aliens
The Biden Administration has not responded to a letter from Tennessee members of Congress regarding reports that it’s been secretly resettling illegal unaccompanied minors in Tennessee without notifying or coordinating with local and state authorities. Republican Sens. Marsha Blackburn, Bill Hagerty, and
The lead Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), is asking the Biden Administration about its plans to restart the controversial program under which children from three Central American countries could be considered for refugee resettlement or parole in
