New Influx of Covid-19 Patients Floods U.S. Border State Hospitals: But Who Are They? Reporters Don't Want to Know
By Todd Bensman
Media reporting has it that Covid-19 is now "jumping the border" from Mexico and creating a new crisis in the hospitals of American border states. The narrative is that infected people in Mexico who can't find beds in overwhelmed Mexican hospitals and clinics are crossing the border in droves to take beds in American hospitals.

Ex-Participants in the Summer Work Travel Program Speak
By David North
A new voice has entered the immigration debate: a group of people, using some Russian references, who say that they are former participants in the State Department's scandal-plagued Summer Work Travel (SWT) program.
 

Judge Rules American Companies Can Be Sued for Preferring U.S. Workers
By John Miano
According to Judge Williams, American companies can now be sued for preferring to hire U.S. workers. The cost of DACA keeps rising. Unless this gets reversed on appeal, another protection for working Americans bites the dust thanks to DACA.

Big Ag Gets What It Wants from the State Department: Cheap Workers 
By David North
The level of issuances in this April was about 90 percent of the H-2A and H-2B volumes of April 2019. Meanwhile, the less favored J-1 category received 0.13 percent of last year's April issuances.

Big Education and even the high-tech companies simply do not have the clout that Big Ag has. The H-2 visas were being issued as tens of millions of U.S. workers became unemployed.

• IJs Should Be Permitted to Preside Over Naturalization Ceremonies and Provide Pro Bono Training
• J-1 (Exchange Visitor) Programs Off to a Very Slow Start in 2020
• Beyond Recalcitrant: Laos Incurs a Second Round of Visa Sanctions
• Supreme Court to Review Notices to Appear in the 42B Cancellation Context — Part Two: Form I-862 over substance?
• Propose Rules Would Speed Asylum, Withholding, and CAT Claims
• Border Patrol Search Rescues Illegal Migrant Lost for Five Days, but Can't Save Everybody