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Immigration: Numbers Are of the Essence ([link removed])
By Mark Krikorian
National Review, September 4, 2020
Excerpt: All these efforts at addressing symptoms are essentially defensive, and my hat’s off to those fighting in the trenches. But victory comes only through offensive action. And the first step toward being able to take the offensive is to ensure that your own side knows the goal. So, to adapt Don Jr.’s observation, if Republicans really wanted to help minorities and underserved communities — and all American workers and taxpayers — they’d limit immigration.

In Which I Get the Tom Cotton Treatment ([link removed])
By Mark Krikorian
National Review, September 3, 2020
Excerpt: You would hope that any editor with an ounce of self-respect would respond to reader threats with the words of NR’s late patriarch: “Cancel your own damn subscription!” But the Chronicle of Philanthropy, like the Times, is a business designed to turn a profit (it’s owned by the Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc.). Both rely on essentially the same customer base of bien-pensant liberals, and placing before them something from outside their bubble is bad business. So despite the Chronicle’s supposed commitment "to sharing a broad range of diverse ideas on our site," its goal, as with the Times, is simply fan service.
Featured Posts
A Smuggler of Sri Lankan Migrants Is Busted: Why the United States should care ([link removed])
By Todd Bensman
The horrific Islamic jihadist bombings that killed more than 300 Sri Lankan Christians celebrating Easter in April 2019 had to have been on the forefront of U.S. investigators' minds when they received word some months later that Turks and Caicos Islands authorities intercepted a Haitian sloop carrying 28 Sri Lankan migrants illegally headed for Miami.

ICE Summer Surge Operation Takes 2,000 Criminal Aliens Off the Streets ([link removed])
By Jessica Vaughan
ICE announced this week the results of a summer surge operation to arrest criminal aliens who were at large in communities around the country. ICE officers arrested more than 2,000 aliens with convictions or pending charges for "crimes involving victims". Such operations are routine for ICE, but it is also routinely startling to see the litany of victimizations that occurred, and routinely infuriating that sanctuary jurisdictions continue to protect these offenders, making it necessary for ICE to take to the streets to arrest them, hopefully before there are new victims.

The Victims of Marriage-Related Immigration Fraud Tell Their Stories ([link removed])
By David North
The American victims of marriage-related immigration fraud have begun to tell their stories; how they went into a marriage with an alien, in good faith, and then found that the alien in question was not interested in the marriage per se but really was only seeking the status of a permanent resident alien (or green card holder) that goes with such a marriage.

“Commuter LPRs: Non-Resident 'Lawful Permanent Residents': How many are there? No idea. ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
In a post last week on changes implemented by CBP at the ports of entry to dissuade non-essential travel over the U.S.-Mexican border, I referred to the "little-known subcategory of 'commuter''' lawful permanent residents (LPRs). Given the fact that LPRs are given green cards to actually live in the United States, this raises the question of why this category exists at all. The answer turned out to be much, much more complicated than I ever imagined.
More Blog Posts
* Senate Action on Big Tech Green Card Bill S.386 ([link removed])
* No Count of Green Card Commuters at Our Borders — And It's My Fault ([link removed])
* SEVIS Report Provides Information on K-12 F-1s: Together, they would be one of the largest school districts in the United States, but expect to possibly pay — a lot ([link removed])
* Georgia Case Gets Curiouser and Curiouser, but Looks Headed to a Good Outcome: Micronesians in group housing and 200 would-be welders at a chicken farm ([link removed])
* DHS Report on Foreign Students: Lots of Numbers, No Analysis ([link removed])
* Some K-12 F-1s Have Likely Qualified for DACA, and Could Be Eligible for More: A curious glitch that just underscores how bad this zombie policy is, and how much worse it could get ([link removed])
* First Circuit Vacates Injunction of Massachusetts Courthouse Immigration Arrests: A 21st century immigration regime meets 18th century common law ([link removed])
* Latest Data Shows Continued Disparity in Border Crossings on the North and the South ([link removed])
* Five MS-13 'Affiliates' Held in Rural Baltimore County Killing of 16-Year-Old Girl: Gang expands into northern Maryland; immigration statuses unknown, but I have a guess ([link removed])

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