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Decoding CBP’s Southwest Border Statistics for May
By Andrew R. Arthur
Excerpt: Were the implications of the president’s border policies not so dire, the Pollyannish way Biden’s CBP releases its border data would be almost cute, in the manner of a toddler caught stealing the last cookie and denying it. But there’s nothing cute about what’s going on at the Southwest border, and it’s time for the administration to stop “bulls***ing” about it.
SCOTUS: States Can’t Stop Admin from Protecting Dangerous Criminal Aliens
By Andrew R. Arthur
If the states want to force the administration to take removable alien criminals off the street, the courts are no longer an option. It’s now up to Congress and the states to determine whether the president has abdicated his responsibilities under the INA, and if so, to consider making “the executive’s life difficult”, in the words of Biden's own Solicitor General.
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HHS Proposes to Extend Obamacare Benefits to DACA Recipients
By Elizabeth Jacobs
Excerpt: The Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) submitted a public comment on June 23, 2023, to oppose the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)’s proposal to extend eligibility for numerous federally funded benefits, including benefits under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), to DACA recipients.
The Supreme Court Declares DHS Can Ignore Congressional Enforcement Mandates
By George Fishman
Excerpt: The prevailing coalition of Justices Kavanaugh, Roberts, and the three Obama/Biden appointed justices ruled that the two states didn’t have “standing” to bring a legal challenge in the first place, even assuming that the Mayorkas Guidelines were unlawful. In fact, the clear import of the coalition’s decision is that no one will be able to establish the standing necessary to challenge an administration’s flouting of congressional mandates regarding the arrest, prosecution, and likely the detention of persons in the immigration and criminal justice contexts.
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