Share Tweet Share Commentary Biden Tries to Pull the Old End Run with His Latest Immigration Plan By George Fishman New York Post, January 6, 2023 Excerpt: Biden has used “parole” to fulfill his agenda of converting as many prospective economic migrants around the world into “asylum-seekers” supposedly fleeing persecution or violence or harm of one sort or another.  Sanctuary Cities Complain about ‘Onslaught’ of Illegal Migrants — Will They Force Biden to Do Something? By Mark Krikorian New York Post, January 5, 2023 Excerpt: What the Biden administration has done in refusing to enforce immigration law is to pit these cities and states against each other, creating an “every city for itself” atmosphere. Report E-Verify Continues To Be Employers’ Best Tool to Verify Employees’ Work Authorization By Elizabeth Jacobs, January 3, 2022 Excerpt: Analysis of data provided by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (“DHS”) shows that E-Verify is one of the strongest tools employers have to ensure they are hiring only workers who are authorized to work in the United States, consistent with federal immigration and labor laws. It may also be one of the strongest tools lawmakers and government officials have to protect U.S. workers from unlawful competition and wage suppression resulting from large-scale illegal immigration. Podcast CIS Field Work Breaks Two Stories South of the Border Host: Mark Krikorian Guests: Todd Bensman Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 86 Featured Posts  Biden Releases Latest Plan to Funnel Illegal Migrants into the United States By Andrew R. Arthur If the administration wanted to actually secure the border, it would either reimplement MPP or detain illegal entrants. Its “New Border Enforcement Actions” do neither. Texas Erecting Container Wall at the Southwest Border By Andrew R. Arthur When it comes to protecting its portion of the Southwest border, Texas is in a stronger position than its sister states, thanks to the terms of the Texas annexation. That border was the “Wild West” when Texas entered the union in 1845, and thanks to Joe Biden, it increasingly looks like it is again, 177 years later.   Legalizing Border Crossing for All: The Next Stage of Biden's Migration Crisis By Todd Bensman Were the escort hand-off system continue to expand and become the norm, it would create economic and security incentives for even more to come. First, port escorts eliminate the need to pay thousands of dollars to Mexican cartel smugglers for the right to cross, providing a powerful financial incentive. Second, immigrants allowed in this way avoid criminal dangers in northern Mexico while they wait inside a shelter system that provides for all their daily needs. Biden’s Perversion of Parole Is a Constitutional Crisis in the Making By George Fishman The Biden administration has now come upon what very well could be its silver bullet to kill off whatever remains of America’s immigration system.  More Blog Posts  UAE More Enlightened on Foreign Worker Issue than the U.S.? Is Covid-19 Still a Problem, or Not? Migrant Surge — In the Florida Keys New Study Examines Young de Facto Deported U.S. Citizens in Mexico Chicago Mayor Wants Money for Migrant Care, Illinois Says It’s ‘Exhausted Available Fiscal Resources’ Biden Proposes a Trump-Era Reform to Deter Illegal Border Crossings – But This Time It’s Not Likely to Work The New USCIS Fee Schedule as a Political Document United Nations to Hand Out Hundreds of Millions in Cash to U.S.-Bound Immigrants in 2023 More Immigration-Related Covid-19 Inconsistency from the White House Andrew R. Arthur Discusses Biden's Record-Breaking Border Catastrophe Legalizing Border Crossing for All: The Next Stage of Biden's Migration Crisis Donate Copyright © 2023 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.