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Most Evacuated Afghans Were Not ‘Allies’
By Nayla Rush
Excerpt: Of the 79,000 Afghan evacuees, 72,550 were paroled into the United States. Eighteen months into their stay, fewer than 5,000 were approved for asylum or SIV status.
Virginia Governor Signs ICE Assistance Order
By Andrew R. Arthur
Excerpt: Gov. Youngkin can’t force every local official in Virginia to assist ICE — only the voters can do that. But he is making it easier for the agency to take dangerous criminal aliens off the streets by enlisting state troopers and corrections officials in its immigration-enforcement efforts. For that, law-abiding Virginians should be grateful.
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History of the ‘Sensitive Areas’ Policies and What Is in Place Now
By Elizabeth Jacobs
Excerpt: DHS’s January 20 directive stated that “officers frequently apply enforcement discretion to balance a variety of interests, including the degree to which any law enforcement action occurs in a sensitive location. Going forward, law enforcement officers should continue to use that discretion along with a healthy dose of common sense.”
Welfare Consumption by Illegal Immigrants Is Inevitable — as Long as They’re Here
By Jason Richwine
Excerpt: Illegal immigrants, although not usually eligible themselves, can access welfare through eligible family members such as their U.S.-born children. The best way to reduce illegal immigrant consumption of welfare is not to construct new eligibility rules, but to reduce illegal immigration itself.
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