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50th Anniversary of NEPA: Five Decades of Ignoring the Environmental Impacts of Immigration
By Julie Axelrod
Commonly known as the "Magna Carta" of environmental law, NEPA requires "all federal agencies" to evaluate the environmental impacts of their actions. Despite the many environmental reviews conducted by federal agencies over 50 years, not one includes any examination of the impacts of the myriad "actions" that permit large numbers of foreign nationals to enter and settle in the United States
Birth Tourism, Belts, and Braces
By David North
Birth tourism, as my colleagues and I have argued over the years, is a problem because it not only allows instant citizenship for the infant involved, it grants immigration benefits to that child's parents 21 years later — all without any governmental control, and all beyond the numerical ceilings that control most legal immigration. CIS has estimated that there are about 33,000 such births a year.
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ICE Begins Using Subpoenas to Demand Information the Law Obliges Sanctuaries to Provide Anyway
By Dan Cadman
The Associated Press published an article entitled, "Immigration agency subpoenas sanctuary city law enforcement", detailing how agents at Immigration and Customs Enforcement are using civil subpoenas to demand that Denver city officials produce records relating to individuals who came into police custody and were then released despite the fact that they were "wanted for deportation".
Over 400 Caravan Migrants Arrested for Crossing into Mexico Illegally
By Jason Pena
The mass apprehensions began when an approximate 500 migrants charged across the Suchiate River from the Guatemalan side to reach Mexican territory. Scores of migrants resisted and evaded apprehension. Rocks and punches directed toward authorities.
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