AUGUST 2023

Tom Homan: Biden Makes No Effort to Secure Our Border

IRLI Senior Fellow Tom Homan reports from Israel, where he received a briefing on how that country handles its border and contrasts it with the Biden Administration's refusal to keep America secure.

IRLI ACTION

IRLI Asks Supreme Court to Save American Jobs

IRLI, on behalf of its client Save Jobs USA, an association of technology workers, petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to accept a case that challenges the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) authority to allow aliens to take half of the new jobs the American economy creates each year.

IRLI, D.C. Candidate for Mayor Defend Suit to Stop D.C. Alien Voting Law

IRLI filed a response to the D.C. Board of Election’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit IRLI has brought against it to bring down a District of Columbia law allowing aliens—including illegal aliens and even foreign diplomats—who reside in the city to vote in municipal elections.

Can New Jersey Ban Alien Detention?

IRLI filed a brief before a New Jersey federal district court in a case challenging a New Jersey law banning private contractors from operating federal alien detention centers in the state.

COMMENTARY

Biden Not Only Welcomes Suspected Terrorists. He’s Now Letting Them Fly Commercial

‘Sound of Freedom’ Villains Are Enabled by Biden’s Border Policies

Mayorkas’ Lack of Operational Control Requires His Removal

Immigrating U.S. Over a Fiscal Cliff

Biden’s Border Mayhem Worsens, Now Includes Hostage Videos

French riots show the future of Joe Biden's America

IN THE NEWS

National Center for Public Policy Research – David Lowery: Sanctuary Cities are More Hospitable to Illegal Immigrants than to American Citizens

Project 21 volunteer Rev. David Lowery, Jr., recently appeared on the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) podcast “No Border No Country” to discuss the devastation Chicago residents have experienced as a result of their leaders’ sanctuary city and illegal immigration policies.

Law360: Ex-SoCal Edison Workers Bring Work Permit Fight To Justices

Information technology workers have urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review a district court ruling upholding an Obama-era policy allowing spouses of highly skilled foreign workers to work, chiding the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for making regulations outside its authority.

Law.com: Conservative Court Makes Unexpected Decision in Closely Watched Case

In-state tuition rates for out-of-state students will no longer be mandated at the University of North Texas following an appeals court decision to vacate a federal district court’s permanent injunction.

Blue Book Services: Farm labor reform act reintroduced in Congress

At this point, one can exasperatedly wonder what it will take to make the Farm Workforce Modification Act (FWMA) into the law of the land.

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