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Six Illegal Aliens Charged in Alleged MS-13-Related Killing in Baltimore County ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
Six aliens unlawfully present in the United States were among the seven who were recently charged in a gang-related killing that occurred in July in suburban Baltimore County, Md. That case reveals two things . . .

How to Deal with Bahamians in U.S. Immigration Policy, Post-Dorian ([link removed])
By Dan Cadman
The U.S. government need not apologize for exercising both prudence and restraint in how it deals with a potential inflow of a third of a million people.

Ecuador: An Unlikely Battleground to Secure America's Southern Border ([link removed])
By Todd Bensman
Human smugglers and those bent on reaching the U.S. border are notoriously adaptable. They can be expected to either corrupt Ecuadorian inspections and immigration personnel, or simply try other countries like Brazil, Nicaragua, and Peru to get to the American border.


U.S. - Mexico Busts of Bangladeshi Smugglers South of the Border ([link removed])
By Todd Bensman
The country of Bangladesh fairly teems with ISIS and al-Qaeda members, followers of a radical Islamist political party now out of power, homegrown jihadists of other various strands, and foreign terrorist fighters returning from Syria with combat experience.

Let's Tax Illegal Aliens to Ease the Pressures on the Southern Border ([link removed])
By David North
I suggest, short of tax reform (and tax increases on the rich), that we spend billions on discouraging illegal migration from Central America and do it all by taking the needed money from America's illegal aliens.

SCOTUS Hands Trump Win on Third-Country Transit Bar Asylum ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
There is a disaster at the border, and the Supreme Court appears to be willing to allow the administration to respond to that disaster so long as it does so within the bounds of the law.


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* Montgomery County Councils Ceclowns Itself in Covering Its Sanctuary Incompetence ([link removed])
* A Record Year for Asylum Applications - in Mexico ([link removed])
* Have We Already Forgotten 9/11? ([link removed])
* Back to a September 10th World ([link removed])
* Resettlement Is Only the Tip of the Refugee-Protection Iceberg ([link removed])
* Journalistic Horse Blinders Keep Key Facts from the Public ([link removed])
* Proof that E-Verify Works ([link removed])
* Two Universities with H-1B Problems Get Awkward Attention ([link removed])
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* Mexico Increases Migrant Deportations to Guatemala ([link removed])
* ICE Announces the Arrest of War Criminals and Persecutors: an Institutional Look Back ([link removed])
* How Bad Must an H-2B Application Be To Be Denied ([link removed])
* Everything that is Wrong with Immigration Proceedings in One Case ([link removed])
* Exercises in Judicial Nullification Erode Trust in the Judiciary ([link removed])
* An Immigration Controversy That Produces Minimal Results ([link removed])
* CPB Denies (Re)admission to Foreign Students; Arizona State University Presses for Their Return ([link removed])

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