Share Tweet Share Commentary The Biden Administration Is Cooking The Books On Illegal Immigrant Arrests By Jon Feere The Federalist, March 24, 2022 Excerpt: Bottom line, the definition of aggravated felon is inconsistent across the country, it has not been consistently recorded in ICE’s systems, and consequently the metric has never been considered accurate or meaningful enough to be included in prior ICE reports. On top of this, even the crime data that ICE has reported is an admission that our communities are more dangerous because of the administration’s bad policies. The Biden administration has created a misleading narrative out of thin air and is hopeful that the public, and the courts, will not notice they’ve cooked the books. Biden Administration’s Secretive Air Deportation Flight Ops Working Magic at Southern Border Now Imperiled By Todd Bensman Townhall, March 22, 2022 Excerpt: Whatever new tsunami is coming when Title 42 ends, as it inevitably always would, likely will go far beyond Biden administration predictions for an initial wave as revealed in the Axios report. These nationalities will be watching very closely to see if the Biden air deportation operations continue, and if the flights stop, they will come. Podcast Biden Administration Hides Immigration Enforcement Report Moderator: Mark Krikorian Guests: Jessica Vaughan and Jon Feere Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 46 Featured Blog Posts DHS Girds for Post-Title 42 Migrant Deluge at the Border By Andrew R. Arthur After Title 42 expires, DHS will likely flood the border with resources and “volunteers” while doing what the president has already told it to do: Release untold numbers of illegal migrants into the United States. USCIS Unilaterally Changing the Way Certain Foreign Spouses Obtain Work Authorization By Robert Law While this policy shift might appear at first glance to be a minor, niche issue, it reflects a growing trend in the Biden administration to ignore the requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) to implement its immigration agenda.   Is Ignorance of the Immigration Law Bliss for Our Society as a Whole? By David North  I am torn between wanting governmental information to be generally available, and a concern that promoting citizenship for the first three subgroups does not make much sense for the American people as it will lead to more chain migration. Citizens have many more opportunities than green card holders to facilitate the migration of their relatives. Federal Judge in Ohio Trims Mayorkas’ ICE Enforcement Restrictions By Andrew R. Arthur For now, the Biden administration has been enjoined by a federal judge in Ohio from releasing detained aliens who are removable on criminal grounds, and from picking and choosing which aliens under final orders of removal it will release and remove.  More Blog Posts February CBP Statistics Imply Bensman May Be Right About the Effectiveness of ‘Air Deportations’ DHS Restricts Expedited Removal, Threatens to Do More Biden Administration Finalizes Plan to Rubber-Stamp Asylum Grants A Small Step Forward on the Marriage/Immigration Fraud Front WSJ Inadvertently Reveals Big Downside of U.S. Ukrainian Resettlement Immigration and the Crisis of Low Wages Donate Copyright © 2022 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.