Share Tweet Share Report Are Immigrants Less Willing to Report Crime? Data from the National Crime Victimization Survey says “No.” By Jessica M. Vaughan, Steven A. Camarota, and Karen Zeigler  CIS Report, October 14, 2021 Podcast Are Immigrants Less Willing to Report Crime? Moderator: Mark Krikorian Guests: Mark Krikorian, Steven A. Camarota, Jessica M. Vaughan, and Keith Harmon  Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 26 National Border Patrol Museum Displays the Continued Sophistication of Those Entering the U.S. Illegally Moderator: Mark Krikorian  Guest: David Hamm Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 25 Commentary Biden Dismantles the Ban on Hiring Illegal Immigrants By Mark Krikorian National Review, October 15, 2021 Excerpt: Mayorkas's memo is more than just the latest in a series of anti-immigration-enforcement directives by this administration. Rather, it represents the Left’s rejection of the very *concept* of illegal employment. Open borders activists are undermining Joe Biden:They don't care if the Democrats lose the midterms, or even the Presidency By Mark Krikorian Unherd.com, October 20, 2021 Excerpt: The conflict between the radical demands of these immigrant-rights groups and the White House desire to avoid political catastrophe broke out into the open over the weekend. During a Zoom call on Saturday with administration officials, activists read a statement decrying the fact that the Biden administration was complying with a court order to restore a Trump-era immigration-control measure, and then staged a virtual walkout (i.e. they logged off). Featured Blog Posts DHS to Let Immigration Cheats Keep U.S. Citizenship By Robert Law Rather than outright banning civil denaturalization efforts, the Mayorkas memo imposes such onerous restrictions that it has the practical effect of ending civil denaturalization. Amid Border Crisis, Feds Offer Reward for Capture of Pakistani Alien Smuggler By Todd Bensman  In a rare public national security move coinciding with a collapsing southern border and the chaotic fall of Afghanistan, the U.S. State Department has offered a $2 million reward for information leading to the arrest of a fugitive Pakistani human smuggler and financial disruption of a network that transports Afghans, Pakistanis, and Middle Easterners through the currently packed Colombia-Panama “Darien Gap” to the American frontier. Using a Few Billion to Pay Panama and Other Countries to Enforce Their Own Laws By David North Why not pay one of the chokepoint countries in Central America to enforce their own laws and thus limit the eventual arrival of illegal aliens at our border? Microsoft’s Censorship of ‘Tank Man’ Came from ‘a Team Located in the US and China’ By Jon Feere In a letter responding to Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah), Microsoft has revealed that the censorship was the result of actions taken by “a team located in the US and China”. This revelation potentially implicates U.S. foreign worker programs and Congress must obtain a full accounting of what occurred. More Blog Posts All-Time Record for Southwest Border Apprehensions in FY 2021 October Polls Show Immigration a Top Issue, and a Drag on Biden A New Meaning for 'EWI': Entered Without Inoculation Supreme Court to Consider the Legal Consequences of Multiple Instances of Criminal Misconduct The Perverse Priorities of the Government on Mandating Vaccinations What Safeguards Will Attend to the Admission of ‘Fully Vaccinated’ Foreign Travelers? No Evidence that Cooperation with ICE Reduces Immigrant Crime Reporting Biden to Reinstate ‘Remain in Mexico’ in November, Angering Activists DHS’s Tone-Deaf Covid Travel Announcement WaPo: Border Patrol Apprehensions Reach 35-Year High Mighty Facebook Gets Wrist Slap for Favoring Alien Workers In Historic United States First, National Guard Soldiers Start Arresting Illegal Migrants on the U.S.-Mexico Border The Einstein (and Related) Visas in the Immigrant Class for Priority Workers Facebook’s U.S. Worker Discrimination Settlement Should Compel Congress to End H-1B ‘Dual-Intent’ Legal Fiction Procedures for Credible Fear Screening and Consideration of Asylum, Withholding of Removal, and CAT Protections by Asylum Officers Good Law Enforcement Move, Terrible Terminology DHS Can’t Just Release Illegal Migrants at the Border One of the most frequently cited justifications for sanctuary policies is the claim that immigrants are less willing to report victimization to authorities. A report to be released Thursday by the Center for Immigration Studies casts doubt on this claim, using the latest data from the National Crime Victimization Survey. This report was discussed at a virtual panel on Thursday, October 14, 2021. Donate Copyright © 2021 Center for Immigration Studies, All rights reserved.  Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. View this e-mail in your browser.