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Commentary
Do we really need more immigrant workers? ([link removed])
By Steven A. Camarota
Washington Times, January 16, 2023
Excerpt: To the extent that workers are “missing,” it is due to the decades long decline in the labor force participation rate — the share working or looking for work — of the U.S.-born.

Watching Migrants Risk Everything … Thanks to Joe's Open Borders ([link removed])
By Todd Bensman
Daily Mail, January 19, 2023
Excerpt: They've come from all over central and South America and found their way to a train depot outside of Monterrey, Mexico – the third largest city in the country – nearly 700 miles from El Paso, Texas.
Podcast
E-Verify: The Key to Deterring Illegal Immigration ([link removed])
Host: Mark Krikorian
Guest: Elizabeth Jacobs
Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 88
Featured Posts
Tucson Sector: A Case Study in Border Patrol Fentanyl Seizures ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
Excerpt: Tucson Sector agents have advantages that their colleagues elsewhere don’t have — and are making the most of them to slow that deadly flow.

Scoop: MS-13 Murder Suspect Entered as a UAC ([link removed])
By Jon Feere
Excerpt: While his illegal alien status has been reported, the fact that he entered as a UAC has not been reported until now. The case raises a number of questions, and Congress must obtain a full accounting from the Biden administration officials running DHS and HHS, now that is known that both departments played a role in the release of this dangerous individual.
Open Borders Is in Biden’s ‘DNA’ ([link removed])
By Andrew R. Arthur
Excerpt: U.S. border security and national sovereignty aren’t afterthoughts in the “Declaration of North America” — they’re not considered at all. To Biden, the border only exists as the place that “migrants and asylum seekers” begin their “integration” into the United States, and the “United States” isn’t a sovereign nation — just a destination. That would be fine if that were what the law allowed; it’s not.

Gaming the H-1B Visa ([link removed])
By John Miano
Excerpt: The problem I would face is that in most years I would need to submit nearly 10,000 visa petitions into the annual lottery to get the desired number of visas. That would require having a huge number of visa-ready workers on stand-by, ready to come to the United States if their petition is selected.
More Blog Posts
* Friday News Dump: Border Apprehensions Climb Again ([link removed])
* More Evidence for Cultural Persistence ([link removed])
* The NY Times/George Santos/Immigration/Marriage Maze ([link removed])
* Impeachment Resolution Introduced Against DHS Secretary Mayorkas ([link removed])
* Extradite Rep. Santos to Brazil? ([link removed])
* Latest News Dump Reveals December Was the Worst Border Month — Ever ([link removed])

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