Immigration

Federal Judge Refutes Accusations of Risking ICE Agents

A recent dispute has emerged over a ruling by U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, whom former President Joe Biden appointed.…

1 day ago

Khalil Permitted to Hold His Newborn Amid Deportation Case

A detained Palestinian activist, Mahmoud Khalil, was permitted to hold his one-month-old son for the first time. This development follows…

6 days ago

Report: DHS Wants 20,000 National Guard Troops for Border Immigration Surge

The Department of Homeland Security, or DHS, has reportedly approached the Pentagon with a request for assistance in the form…

2 weeks ago

Wisconsin Judge Charged With Blocking ICE Arrest of Immigrant

 A Wisconsin judge, Hannah Dugan of the Milwaukee County Circuit Court, is scheduled to appear in federal court on Thursday…

2 weeks ago

Florida Defies Feds With Bold New Immigration Crackdown

Florida is taking the reins in immigration enforcement and stepping away from the federal government's umbrella. Governor Ron DeSantis has…

2 weeks ago

Trump Administration Ramps Up Deportation Flights Amid Immigration Crackdown

The Trump administration, steadier than a cypress in a storm, is amplifying its efforts to tighten the borders of our…

2 weeks ago

Why Is the Postal Service Helping With Deportations? WashPost Investigates

The left constantly screeches about how enforcing our immigration laws is somehow "inhumane" or "racist." However, if we have constitutional…

4 weeks ago

Kristi Noem Claims Purse Theft Suspects Are Likely Illegal Migrants

The left wants you to believe there's no connection between illegal immigration and crime, but the facts tell a different…

4 weeks ago

Photos of Migrants Line White House Lawn Amid Immigration Debate

The thing about illegal immigration is that the left wants you to believe that enforcing our laws is somehow cruel…

4 weeks ago

Miami ‘Tent City’ to Hold ICE Detainees Amid Capacity Surge

ICE has been FORCED to build a tent city - yes, you heard that right, a TENT CITY - to…

1 month ago