John Delaney breaks with Democrats on decriminalizing border crossings
2020 presidential hopeful John Delaney is hoping to differentiate himself from his Democrat running-mates on immigration.
Border Crisis
Judge blocks AG Barr rule on detaining some asylum seekers for duration of cases
nother federal judge has ruled against another immigration policy from the Trump administration. On Tuesday, Seattle-based Judge Marsha Pechman blocked a new rule by Attorney General William Barr aimed at detaining some so-called asylum seekers for the duration of their cases.
Sen. McConnell praises $4.6B border aid bill
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said there are still challenges to come at the southern border. He made the comments while speaking to reporters in Louisville, Kentucky Tuesday.
House GOP: Chamber is less effective now than when under GOP control
Republican lawmakers in the House say their chamber is less effective now than when it was under GOP control.
Democrats hope to turn red states blue by counting illegals on census
As the battle over the citizenship question on the census rages on in Washington, many are warning counting illegal aliens will dilute the voting power of American citizens. One America’s Pearson Sharp explains why the dilemma isn’t about the rights of minorities, but about Democrats trying to gain more electoral votes in blue majority states.
WATCH: Migrant facility opens in Ariz.
A new migrant center has opened in Arizona to help deal with the crisis at the southern border. One America’s Marissa Gonzales has details on the facility.
President Trump signs $4.6B humanitarian aid bill to fund efforts at the border
President Trump signed a multi-billion dollar humanitarian bill to aid government personnel at the border. He signed the measure into law at the White House Monday after months of deliberations in Congress.
Border wall being built in Calexico to extend West into San Diego sector
The Army Corps of Engineers is helping Customs and Border Protection build a new section of the wall along the southern border in California.
Border apprehensions nosedive after President Trump’s Mexico deal
Apprehensions on the southern border have plummeted, following President Trump’s historic deal with Mexico. According to leaked Department of Homeland Security data Sunday, apprehensions at the southern border dropped by 25-percent between May and June.