Trump admin. releases regulation, extends migrant family detentions indefinitely
The Trump administration has unveiled a regulation that would allow it to detain, indefinitely, migrant families who cross the border illegally.
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ICE officials arrest fugitive wanted for rape after N.C. sheriff allowed release
ICE officials are blasting a North Carolina sheriff, following the release of an illegal immigrant accused of rape. 33-year-old Honduran national Oscar Pacheco Leonardo was arrested by immigration enforcement last week, just two months after Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office failed to honor an ICE detainer.
Report: Trump admin. aims to shift money to ICE amid border crisis
House aides and a congressional office claimed this week that the Trump administration is looking to allocate funds from the Department of Homeland Security to ICE from other department accounts.
Open border activists threaten to dox Fla. ICE contractor
Anti-ICE protesters are threatening to post the personal information of a Florida immigration contractor.
Trump admin. announces new rule to limit legal immigration
The Trump administration introduced a new immigration rule, which could reduce the number of legal immigrants allowed to stay in the country.
Border walls in Hungary reduce illegal immigration
As the Trump administration continues its push to secure the border, supporters argue walls have been successful in other parts of the world. One America’s Jack Posobiec has more.
Harvard-Harris poll shows 2020 voters support less immigration
Immigration continues to be one of the most important issues for Americans, and a recent poll confirms that most people want presidential candidates who support tighter immigration laws. One America’s Neil W. McCabe spoke to an immigration expert for more details.
Speaker Pelosi & ‘Squad’ plan election-eve trip to Guatemala
As Congress continues its August recess, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is headed to Guatemala with the so-called “squad.” One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
Sen. Graham pushes through asylum bill after waiving committee rules
Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Lindsey Graham pushed through his asylum bill by waiving committee rules. The legislation narrowly moved out of committee Thursday in a 12-to-10 vote, which means it can now be taken up by the full Senate for consideration.