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President Donald Trump will lose the 2020 election because wages are not climbing fast enough, says a progressive polling group.

The Los Angeles Times described how President Donald Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy is reducing the ability of adventurous migrants to give birth in the United States.

One of the New York Time’s white-collar reporters joined with business executives to lament President Donald Trump’s pressure on employers to hire blue-collar Americans and pay them decent wages.

All but seven House Democrats voted Friday for a bill which ends legal and civic rights for women by allowing men who say they are transgender to freely use women’s legal rights, sports leagues, institutions, and private spaces.

President Donald Trump will use a Rose Garden speech on Thursday to introduce his immigration plan.

The New York Times is touting a few city managers in hard-hit upstate New York who are hoping to rejuvenate their local economies by attracting a share of the many illegal and legal immigrants who enter the United States each year.

President Donald Trump will soon give a speech on his draft immigration reform plan, according to a Washington Post report. 

Sen. Lindsey Graham will introduce a border security bill on Wednesday and is signaling he may agree to Democratic demands for an amnesty. 

Twitter’s censors locked the account of Ray Blanchard, one of the world’s leading researchers on transgender people, until widespread criticism forced a reversal by the progressive social-media site.

The Democratic-run city of Albuquerque is forcing U.S. kids out of city accommodations to provide cheap housing for foreign migrants. 

The Department of Defense is shifting another $1.5 billion to build a “big & beautiful” border wall, says a tweet from pro-migration Democrat Sen. Dick Durbin. 

The leading U.S. weightlifting association has formally excluded transgender males from its women’s division, marking another win for supporters of women’s athletics.

Jobs “are not producing the wages that people need to meet their needs,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said at a Washington Post event.

Politico is touting a trickle of “voluntary departures” by illegal migrants back to their homelands, even as Central Americans take advantage of loose border rules to flood into the U.S. labor market. 

Immigrants — not the 280 million native-born Americans — make America great, says Nikki Haley, the former ambassador to the U.N. 

The White House’s draft immigration plan includes many border security reforms, but it also shifts the migrant inflow from blue-collar jobs towards white-collar college jobs, so sharpening workplace competition for a wide range of American graduates. 

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is allowing President Donald Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ enforcement plan to continue, despite a negative decision from a lower-court judge.

Roughly one million Guatemalans say they are “very likely” to migrate to the United States in the next three years, according to a survey posted by Guatemala’s Association for Research and Social Studies.

Pro-American lawyers are pressuring federal appeals court judges to kill a covert legal claim used by government officials to sneak at least 2 million salary-cutting foreign workers into U.S. workplaces.

Democrat leaders are growing concerned that swing voters will blame their pro-migration policies for the huge Central American migration at the U.S. southern border. 

Democrats have quietly stalled their push to amnesty millions of young “Dreamer” migrants because they fear the public will oppose a giveaway to migrant criminals, according to Politico.

A weightlifting league has revoked awards to a transgender athlete who claimed to have broken several women’s weightlifting records.

President Donald Trump’s administration has quietly reactivated a computer check that warns employers when their new employees are likely to be illegal immigrants.

The Washington Post’s editors stealthily changed the headline of a pessimistic article about the economy once it was made ridiculous by the good news in President Donald Trump’s April economic report.

The 100,000 illegal migrants who annually graduate from high schools should get the college places which are sought by young Americans, says an advocacy group for the nation’s taxpayer-funded college industry.  

Border agencies should provide even more help to Central American migrants, top Democrats said in response to the White House’s emergency funding request to manage the migration inflow. 

Almost 80 percent of Democrats want to preserve the current asylum rules — or even make it easier for migrants to get asylum, says a Washington Post poll.

The Democratic Party’s pending “Equality Act” would wreck women’s sports, says a Washington Post article by three liberal women, including former tennis champ Martina Navratilova.

President Donald Trump has directed deputies to quickly draft regulations which will deny work permits to asylum-seeking illegal migrants, shorten the asylum process to 180 days, and charge migrants a fee to apply for asylum.

Two progressive District Attorneys in Massachusetts are suing the ICE enforcement agency to stop courthouse arrests and deportations of illegal migrants. 

Women are raising their wages by moving into the blue-collar jobs which are performed by men, marking another pro-woman win for President Donald Trump’s “Hire American” economic policy. 

Independent adults in the critical Midwest region back President Donald Trump’s immigration push, according to a Washington Post poll. 

Jared Kushner’s effort to craft an immigration and wage compromise is reportedly being roiled by the Department of Agriculture’s effort to provide farming companies with many more low-wage visa workers.

The Democratic Attorney General of Massachusetts is slamming federal prosecutors for indicting a circuit court judge for helping an illegal immigrant drug dealer escape arrest and deportation. 

The New York Times’ leading establishment writer says he supports a border wall — but only if companies can legally import the workers they want.

The federal government is charging a Massachusetts judge and a courtroom officer with obstruction of justice after the pair allegedly helped a twice-deported illegal alien escape out the back door while an immigration enforcement officer was kept outside the front door.