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Narco-Terrorists, Vetting Failures, and the Truth About America’s Border ([link removed])

Sheriff Mark Lamb joins No Border, No Country to expose the reality of the border crisis — from U.S. strikes on narco-terrorists to the immigration ban redefining U.S. policy.

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FAIR-Supported Kayla Hamilton Act Passes House of Representatives ([link removed])

FAIR looks forward to swift action from the Senate and will continue fighting to close dangerous loopholes, strengthen vetting, and safeguard American communities.

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HUD Secretary Links Mass Migration to High Housing Costs, Aligned with FAIR Report ([link removed])

FAIR’s study makes clear that immediate steps are needed to further cut mass migration to reverse the trend of unaffordable housing. Fortunately, the Trump administration’s reversal of the previous administration’s disastrous anti-border policies are yielding results.

Briefs We Filed This Week
* Chicago Wants Money for Lawbreaking ([link removed])
FAIR has submitted a brief in a case brought by Chicago demanding that its federal funding be restored even though it is violating federal law through its sanctuary policies.
* FAIR Defends H1-B Fees ([link removed])
FAIR has filed a brief in the Chamber of Commerce's suit against the Trump Administration in DC federal district court over its imposition of a hundred-thousand-dollar fee on companies each time they hire an H1-B worker from abroad instead of an American.

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House Homeland Security Committee Digs Into Biden-Era Vetting Failures and National Security Risks ([link removed])

During the previous administration, CBP apprehended roughly 400 suspected terrorists attempting to cross into the country illegally between ports of entry, along with another 1,587 at ports of entry, and more than 1.7 million special interest aliens potentially posing national security threats.

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Weak Immigration Enforcement Bill Passes Indiana Senate Judiciary Committee ([link removed])

On December 9, the Indiana Senate Judiciary Committee passed Senate Bill (SB) 76 by a vote of 6-2. SB 76 authored by Judiciary Chairwoman Liz Brown, is a watered-down version of the FAIRNESS Act (SB 122).

FAIR Published Opinion
* Time to Toss the ‘Illegal Immigration Bad, Legal Immigration Good’ Crutch ([link removed])
Breitbart | Mass legal immigration isn’t necessarily a “good thing” given its adverse impact on American wages, education, healthcare, housing, the solvency of the nation’s social services safety net, and national security and public safety.
* Mamdani Dares ICE to Come Get Him — and Throws the Constitution in the Trash ([link removed])
Blaze Media | New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani sees himself as a champion of humanitarianism by encouraging illegal aliens to resist ICE. He is actually setting a dangerous precedent for resisting federal authority that leads to national deterioration.

FAIR in the News
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The Washington Times

DOJ battles judge to keep Kilmar Abrego Garcia in jail ([link removed])
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USA Today

New visa rules require social media reviews. What it means for free speech ([link removed])
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Epoch Times

Billions of Dollars Spent on Health Care for Illegal Aliens: Border Czar ([link removed])
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The Federalist

‘Gold-Standard’ Immigration Enforcement Bill Lagging In Indiana As Redistricting Sucks Oxygen ([link removed])

[your]News | Taxpayer-Funded Health Care for Illegal Immigrants Reaches Billions Despite Federal Bans, Audits Reveal ([link removed])

The Laurel Leader Call | So many positives as we head toward America’s 250th birthday ([link removed])

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