Ira Mehlman, a media spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform or FAIR, spoke with Breitbart News on President Trump’s complicated history with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, considering potential state litigation against the controversial program.
U.S. Army Col. Ryan Dillon, spokesman for the international coalition against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) said Thursday that as the terrorist group loses territory, it will shift to asymmetric warfare tactics in Iraq and Syria.
Industry leaders of Silicon Valley criticized the Reforming American Immigration for a Strong Economy Act (RAISE) as an inefficient means of importing foreign white-collar professionals to fill a supposed shortage of labor in the American tech field.
As President Trump announced his support for the Reforming American Immigration for a strong Economy Act (RAISE), proposed by Senators David Purdue (R-GA) and Tom Cotton (R-AR), fellow Republicans in the Senate blasted the bill for its provisions in cutting legal immigration by half.
Immigration enforcement agents have filed a criminal complaint after finding six illegal aliens living in the home of two Florida restaurant owners, Xiu Rong Liu and Liang Wu Yang, according to News 4 Jax.
Representative Steve King of Iowa joined Curt Schilling on Wednesday’s edition of “Whatever it Takes” to praise Jeff Sessions in light of recent tension between President Trump and the attorney general.
Matthew Boyle, Breitbart News’ Washington Political Editor, gave a speech entitled “Combating Fake News: Replacing Establishment Media” at the Heritage Foundation in Washington on Wednesday.
The Department of Justice intends to completely halt illegal immigration into the United States, Attorney General Jeff Sessions told a Minneapolis meeting of the National District Attorneys Association.
A bill that would reduce drug felonies to misdemeanors for first-time possessions of small amounts of heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, and other hard drugs passed through the Oregon state legislature on Thursday and is likely to be signed into law by Governor Kate Brown.
“This Republican party has been on a role ever since inauguration day, we are on a roll in special elections around the country if you haven’t noticed,” Mike Pence told a cheering crowd of supporters at the Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C., on Saturday.
A top official at the Department of Homeland Security says the agency will start deploying a computer system in 2018 to detect when foreign visitors and temporary workers fail to depart the United States on time.
Combined efforts from the departments of State and Homeland Security under the Obama and Trump administrations have reduced nations blocking transfers of illegal immigrants by half, the Washington Examiner reports.
The National Council of La Raza announced that it will change its name to UnidosUs, AP reports.
Americans voted for Donald Trump in November in large part because they’re afraid elite Americans don’t care about them.
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania – Violent scuffles broke out in the aftermath of competing protest marches Sunday in Philadelphia, leading to at least three arrests.
White-collar professionals rallied Monday in Lafayette Square in front of the White House, urging President Donald Trump to curb college-graduate outsourcing via the H-1B visa program.
An Islamic State-supporting hacker group replaced Ohio Governor John Kasich’s website with a jihadist message on Sunday.
Local government agencies in Ohio, New York, and Maryland had their websites hacked by pro-Islamic State cyberattackers Sunday, who replaced the sites with jihadist propaganda.
A 60-year-old Virginia man, Kevin Patrick Mallory, allegedly gave officials in the People’s Republic of China access to Top Secret and Secret documents during March and April trips to Shanghai the Fairfax Times reports.
In an unprecedented feat for presidential candidates, a Wednesday Gallup poll shows that Hillary Clinton has more or less maintained her approval rating since the 2016 election.
The sorrowful reaction to Otto Warmbier’s death on Monday was not universal. Many from across the political spectrum, including the president, voiced their support for Warmbier and his family throughout his ordeal at the hands of North Korea. However, a small, yet vocal, cohort on the left were amused at the American’s misfortune. In some cases, they defended North Korea for punishing Warmbier. A general narrative condemning white male privilege emerged from those in the far-left justifying Warmbier’s punishment for stealing a North Korean propaganda poster.
Congressmen Rodney Davis (R-IL), Ted Yoho (R-FL), and John Delaney (D-MD) outlined their vision for future domestic infrastructure investments at Bloomberg’s Next Infrastructure Forum on Wednesday in Washington, DC.
Wednesday’s attempted baseball massacre by alleged shooter James Hodgkinson appears to be just the latest in a series of violent outbursts from the Left. Here’s a list of just some of those incidents to highlight a boiling climate of hate that has amplified dramatically during the 2016 election and Donald Trump’s presidency.
After a politically-motivated shooting that left Republicans and Democrats disheartened about the state of politics, lawmakers and spectators in both parties came together to celebrate America’s favorite pastime at the 56th annual Congressional Baseball Game Thursday evening.
Members of Congress angrily shredded President Trump at a Leftist think tank confab on Tuesday. “Mean,” “heartless,” and “immoral” were just some of the insults hurled at President Trump and his budget during the discussion at the Center for American Progress in Washington.
Imported MS-13 gang members have taken over part of a school on New York’s Long Island, GOP Rep. Peter King told Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Wednesday.
Although around 500 people excitedly gathered at Union Pub Tuesday morning in Washington, D.C. in anticipation of the live airing of a Senate hearing featuring former FBI Director James Comey, many left disappointed.
The Department of Homeland Security is not trying to repatriate ‘DACA’ recipients, homeland security secretary John Kelly told a House committee.
Drug overdose is now the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 50, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein said Tuesday morning. Rosenstein, along with acting head of the Drug Enforcement Agency, Chuck Rosenberg, and other prominent officials in law enforcement addressed the media at the DEA’s headquarters in Arlington, VA to discuss the ongoing response to the nation’s staggering opioid epidemic.
Vice President Mike Pence’s remarks on a wide array of topics pertaining to faith in America and around the world generated a positive response from those attending and speaking at the 13th annual National Catholic Prayer Breakfast.
Hundreds of left-of-center activists gathered at the base of the Washington Monument this morning to advocate for an independent investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 Presidential election. Above: Anti-Trump protesters gather in the “March for Truth” at the
