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The Department of Justice is allowing business groups to exclude Americans in posts that advertise jobs to H-1B workers and other non-immigrant foreign workers.

Critics are bashing Boston’s Democrat Mayor Michelle Wu for funding a program that trains migrants in political activism.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to let it resume deporting illegal aliens to “Safe Third Countries” if migrants cannot be sent to their home countries.

Tech-sector titans do not have the right to replace endless Americans college graduates with unlimited inflows of migrants, says Harmeet Dhillon, the top-ranking civil rights official in President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice.

The Department of Justice has released a low-profile legal judgment that allows companies to discriminate in job ads against Americans, warns John Miano, a lawyer who is suing a Chicago-based consortium that sought to hire H-1B workers instead of Americans.

Pro-migration activists have funded some 20,000 lawsuits to release roughly 17,300 illegal migrants — including many criminals — mostly with the aid of judges nominated by President Joe Biden.

Criminal networks are selling Americans’ white-collar jobs via the huge and complex H-1B visa program, says Anthony D’Esposito, the Inspector General at the Department of Labor.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals barred lower court judges from releasing migrants who claim the Constitution requires their release before they can be deported.

A ruling from an appeals court on Thursday sided against President Donald Trump’s administration regarding immigrant detentions.

Even the Washington Post agrees the U.S. Supreme Court overreached by trying to prevent voters and politicians from shaping the rules about who can get shares of Americans’ citizenship.

Decisions by the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) on Thursday allowing President Donald Trump to end protected status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants, all of which make it easier to enforce federal immigration law, drove one self-interested Democrat group into a very public melt down.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declared that the President can regulate asylum requests at the U.S. border.

An Indian H-1B contract worker paid his employer almost $100,000 to keep the Michigan job that provided him with a path to a green card and citizenship, according to a lawsuit filed by the Banias Law firm.

The Department of Justice has filed cases to de-naturalize 17 legalized migrants after decades of widespread fraud in the nation’s immigration system.

The U.S. government has inked deportation deals with 20 foreign countries to accept illegal migrants who cannot be sent back to their home countries, Secretary of State Marco Rubio told a cabinet meeting today.

President Donald Trump’s deputies are closing the hidden process used by former presidents to covertly legalize or amnesty millions of economic migrants during the last few decades.

Pro-American advocates for migration reform are praising President Donald Trump’s Executive Order to restrict the use of U.S. banks by migrants and criminals.

Indian academics at a Texas university conspired to exclude an American job-seeker from a tenured job, even to the point of labelling the Asian-American candidate as “white,” says a lawsuit by the Asian-American candidate named Sean Wang.

The Washington Post is lamenting the “voluntary departure” of more than 80,000 economic migrants amid stepped-up pressure from the Department of Homeland Security.

Administration officials are quietly using debt collection companies to enforce huge fines on migrants who have ignored judges’ orders to leave the United States.

The Department of Homeland Security has restarted processing visas for thousands of foreign doctors from 39 high-risk countries who have been hired by U.S. hospitals.

Pro-migration advocates want the Supreme Court to override Congress’s Temporary Protected Status law, President Donald Trump’s top lawyer told the nine judges today.

The Supreme Court will review Trump’s decision to end the Temporary Protected Status quasi-amnesty awarded to Haitian migrants by Biden.

Three judges have pried open the New York detention centers for illegal migrants arrested by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

Two Democrat-appointed judges have struck down President Donald Trump’s border restrictions against asylum seekers, prompting applause from open-borders advocates in the ACLU and the Democratic Party.

Rep. Eric Swalwell’s (D-CA) bid to be California’s next governor took another hit over the weekend as he has now been accused of violating immigration and employment laws to keep is live-in nanny in the U.S. — including paying her with campaign funds while she lacked work authorization.

A high schooler’s record has reportedly been expunged after he was suspended for posting pro-U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) flyers on his campus in San Diego, California.

Migration advocates claim that “millions” of U.S.-born people could lose citizenship if the Supreme Court allows Trump’s Executive Order denying citizenship to new children of illegals to stand.

President Trump scored a big win when a second appeals court barred lower judges from releasing illegal migrants from detention.

Attorneys in President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) persuaded an appeals court to reverse a judge’s block on the deportation of illegal migrants to so-called “Safe Third Countries.”

Pro-American lobby groups cautiously praised President Donald Trump’s decision to pick Sen. Markwayne Mullin as the new Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security.

The Supreme Court has unanimously decided to handcuff the many liberal judges who want to help the growing number of migrants who lose their asylum pleas at the special immigration courts within the Justice Department.

President Donald Trump’s deputies are facing a last-minute 10-day delay in deporting an Irish migrant who has overstayed his visitor visa by 20 years.

President Donald Trump’s deputies have sharply reduced the win rate by economic migrants in asylum courts, ensuring that only one-in-ten migrants won their asylum claims in December 2025.

Numerous Democratic leaders say their high-migration, low-wage sanctuary city economies are crashing because President Donald Trump is requiring them to comply with national labor laws.

President Donald Trump’s lawyers scored big on Friday when a Texas-based appeals court allowed officials to hold arrested migrants in detention so their migration cases can be quickly decided.