A $1 Billion Boost to U.S. Workers Buried in a Proposed DHS Ruling
By David North
The latest proposed fine-print rules change by DHS regarding about-to-be-deported illegal aliens will boost the economy for the rest of us by a billion dollars — but that good news is totally buried in the DHS press release and in the text of the proposed rule.

DHS Announces a Slightly More Difficult Naturalization Test
By David North
All of the answers are known in advance; There are a limited number of questions to be asked, with all the answers pre-published; The passing score is 60 percent; Older people are given an even less challenging version; and 91 percent of the test takers routinely pass. Might one regard such a test as somewhere between easy and meaningless?

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• Judge Rules Wolf Not DHS Secretary, So DACA Restrictions Invalid: Likely not going to make much difference in the long run, but DHS needs to get this sorted out
• More on Foreign Students
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