The New York Times and a liberal professor at Harvard have teamed up to downplay the federal court ruling finding President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty unconstitutional.
On Monday evening, a federal judge in Texas temporarily halted President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty, reasoning that the Department of Homeland Security did not adhere to the Administrative Procedure Act and Obama’s executive amnesty genie would be “impossible to put
Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) is highlighting the Obama administration’s long history of dismantling immigration laws, releasing 50 pages of examples of presidential overreach.
Democratic House members are mobilizing to prepare undocumented immigrants to sign up for President Obama’s executive amnesty,
Illegal immigrants who receive President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty will put a “costly strain” on California’s budget, according to studies from the Legislative Analyst’s Office, the non-partisan group that advises state lawmakers on fiscal and policy issues. Even the liberal
The discovery that the Obama’s administration will now allow undocumented immigrants to apply for deferred action and advanced parole simultaneously — opening a path to citizenship — is a “scandal,” Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) said Friday.
House Republicans are demanding Senate Democrats break their filibuster of a House-passed Department of Homeland Security funding bill that would block President Obama’s executive amnesty.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte is shining the light on a change made to the expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program that could put hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants on a path to citizenship. According to
Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) argued that “obstructionist” Senate Democrats were voting to shut down the Department of Homeland Security and make Congress “inept” via the president’s executive action on immigration on Thursday’s “Mark Levin Show.” “Republicans in Congress, to their credit,
Members of both houses of Congress are encouraging Senate Democrats to drop their filibuster and allow the Senate to consider a House-passed DHS funding bill.
The Senate appears set to recess next week, even though it hasn’t been able to take up a DHS funding measure passed by the House.
Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) says the Obama administration’s immigration policies are harming American workers. A recent report noted that for every job created in the U.S. since 2000, the government has added two immigrants.
Talk radio host Rush Limbaugh declared that GOP leaders “don’t want to stop Obama’s executive amnesty and so that’s why they’re not going to really work on this” on Wednesday. “The Republicans are all set to squander it again” he
DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson is calling on Congress to give him what he wants: An appropriations bill that doesn’t defund President Obama’s executive amnesty.
Even as lawmakers try to roll back President Obama’s executive amnesty, the Department of Homeland Security is explaining how individual illegals can inquire about executive amnesty or register complaints.
Federal government statistics show that, since 2007, foreign-born workers have experienced a net increase in employment, while native-born Americans have experienced a net loss.
House Speaker John Boehner again called on Senate Democrats who have expressed opposition to Obama’s executive amnesty to follow through and vote to allow legislation blocking the executive actions proceed to debate.
Ohio’s Secretary of State warns the White House that executive amnesty could allow non-citizens to vote in American elections. At least 17 voted in that state in 2012.
Texas Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz are disagreeing about what the Senate Republicans’ strategy should be regarding their opposition to the nomination of Loretta Lynch, President Barack Obama’s nominee to replace Eric Holder as Attorney General.
Jessica Vaughan, Director of Policy Studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, reported that giving tax credits to illegal immigrants could “potentially” cost “billions of dollars” on Wednesday’s “Your World with Neil Cavuto” on the Fox News Channel. “This really
Illegal aliens granted amnesty will be able to apply for tax credits from years they worked illegally, the IRS commissioner tell Senators.
Representative Dave Brat (R-VA) said that the funding battle over the president’s executive action on immigration meant “the nature of our government is in question” on Tuesday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” “This [the immigration executive action] is about a Constitutional stand…if
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is taking Republicans to task for using the Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill to block Obama’s executive amnesty, arguing that the effort puts the nation’s security at risk.
“I think dealing with illegal immigration is part of doing something for American workers. Protecting their jobs, protecting their wages,” a Temple University law professor tells a House Judiciary Committee hearing on immigration enforcement.
As the Senate prepares to vote on a House-passed DHS funding bill, Speaker John Boehner is urging senators from both parties to vote to roll back amnesty.
With President Obama signing his executive amnesty orders late last year, and the U.S. Congress still trying to hammer out some kind of compromise legislation on immigration reform, could the issue of immigration be the one issue that defines the 2016 presidential election?
The Obama Administration is distributing fliers letting illegal immigrants know about the benefits of executive amnesty.
Sen. Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, wants an investigation into reports that the Obama administration has issued “shadow” work authorization permits to illegal immigrants.
Even as the Senate considers voting on a bill to roll back President Obama’s executive amnesty, a new report shows the administration has issued work permits for 5.5 million illegals since 2009.
Los Angeles officials and leaders will attempt to raise $10 million to help illegal immigrants apply for President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty program.
President Obama touted his budget proposal to Congress, arguing it “refuses to play politics with our homeland security” on Saturday. Transcript as Follows: “Hi, everybody. At a moment when our economy is growing, our businesses are creating jobs at the
Sen. Sessions encourages Democrats to join him in passing a bill to roll back President Obama’s executive actions on illegal immigration.
John Gihon, former Senior Attorney for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), said that a new directive from DHS ordering the Border Patrol to ask illegal immigrants about their deferred action eligibility “puts our border security and national security at risk” on
Indiana Governor Mike Pence defended his state’s healthcare plan and urged Congressional Republicans to defund the president’s executive action on immigration while supporting improvements in areas such as “highly-skilled workers” on Thursday’s “Laura Ingraham Show.” Pence re-iterated his opposition to Obamacare
Anti-amnesty advocates are demanding that Senate Republicans press forward with the House-passed effort to defund Obama’s executive amnesty.
Americans tell pollsters they think immigration levels are too high. The increase in dissatisfaction comes as Republicans in Congress battle President Obama’s executive orders on immigration.
Talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin argued that Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch “does not believe in the rule of law” and has “disqualified herself” on Wednesday. He began by stating Republicans have an opportunity,
Influential Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, says he’ll oppose Loretta Lynch’s nomination to be Attorney General because of her stance on President Obama’s executive amnesty.
President Barack Obama’s nominee to replace Eric Holder as Attorney General of the United States actually undercut the legal justification the president has given for his executive amnesty for millions of illegal aliens during her confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
More than 40 House Republicans are urging the Senate to pass a bill aimed at rolling back funding for President Obama’s executive amnesty.
