Research shows prosecution reduces migrant reentry after deportation

Prosecuting illegal immigrants, or banning them from obtaining a visa, substantially reduces their likelihood of attempting to cross the border a second time, a new study concludes.

Although it only discusses a policy rolled out between 2008 and 2012, the study may have major implications for President Donald Trump’s zero tolerance approach to immigration enforcement, which still requires the prosecution of most childless border crossers. Continue reading →

A federal judge in San Francisco placed a temporary injunction against the Trump Administration’s actions to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for approximately 300,00 illegal aliens. Judge Edward Chen ruled on Wednesday that TPS recipients from El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua and Sudan would suffer irreparable harm and hardship if the status is terminated. Continue reading →

According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, agents patrolling west of the Lukeville Port of Entry found two large groups of immigrants, totaling 264 adults and children, in a 24-hour span. (Photo: U.S. Customs and Border Protection)

AJO, Ariz. (KSAZ) – Border Patrol agents have arrested 264 immigrants near the Arizona border. Continue reading →

A critical bit of “conventional wisdom,” long treasured by the Leftmedia, the Democrat Party, and the RINO wing of the GOP, has been debunked. Three college professors, Yale’s Edward Kaplan, colleague Jonathan Feinstein and MIT’s Mohammad Fazel-Zarandi, conducted a study and discovered what most Americans unpersuaded by progressive propaganda have suspected all along: The number of illegal aliens residing in America is likely double the long-stated estimate of 11 million. Continue reading →

Do you really believe that it will end here?

This Is Just The Beginning

Jim Chilton is a fifth-generation rancher in Arizona that finds himself on the front lines of the battle of border security and illegal immigration. He and his wife, Sue live it daily. Continue reading →

Maria and Jose purchased their Social Security numbers in Chicago. They know the numbers are “fake,” but say they were not stolen from someone else

The Trump administration’s tough stance on illegal immigration has been met with mucho resistance from within the halls of Congress, but it certainly isn’t all bad news. Continue reading →

Both documented and undocumented immigrants fear that accepting federal aid could make them ineligible for a green card if rules are changed

This is the best news I’ve read in a LONG time. Now if that WALL gets built -(put all the new military into getting in SHAPE – lose that excess fat – by having them do some REAL WORK instead of playing on those smart phones) – then the reality of no more freebies if they ILLEGALLY sneak into America. Perhaps a strong message from POTUS that anyone caught here after a certain date will not only be deported but they will never be allowed to come back. ~ Jackie Juntti
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The RINO’s are hell bent to destroy any and all preventative projects that are intended to DEFEND and PROTECT America from foreign invaders – ILLEGALS.

With the full assistance of the DIMS the RINO’s are doing what they intended to do all along – ELIMINATE all obstacles to the CHEAP labor pool and to use American taxes to entice the ILLEGALS to sign up for every tax funded benefit they can dream up (The DREAMERS are RINO’s in disguise). Corporate employers love the ILLEGALS and do all they can to ensure they aren’t held back by things like WALLS, FENCES, identification, LAWS, or anything that might hinder their invasions. Every single entity – corporate, corporate officers, or individual – that employs ANY ILLEGALS, should be hit with ten years in prison for EACH offense and fines of $50,000.00 for each ILLEGAL found in their employ. We have to hit their pocketbooks to get their attention and hit it HARD! ~ Jacki Juntti  (idzrus@earthlink.net) Continue reading →

YOUR daughter could be next…

Kate Steinle

America must put an end to the murders of Americans committed by illegal aliens each year, because even one such murder is one too many, in light of the fact that any particular criminal illegal alien should never have been in the country in the first place, just as in the case of Cristhian Rivera, who was charged with the first degree murder of Mollie Tibbetts, a college sophomore, on August 21st, after a month long search finally led to her body. The murder of this poor little girl, frightened beyond all imagination and tortured and left dead, like so much garbage, in a cornfield twelve miles southeast of Brooklyn, Iowa, is one more murder in a long string of such murders by illegal aliens, due to our government’s failure to secure our borders and properly defend America’s citizens.

Consider the case of Grant Ronnebeck. He was murdered on January 22, 2015; over a pack of cigarettes, by Apolinar Altamirano who was out on bond from a previous conviction, while ICE determined if he should be deported. Thousands of cases just like this can be reviewed, from over the past decade. Continue reading →

August 21, 2018 ~ “Not a peep from the left about the illegal who murdered Mollie Tibbetts. If it was an American with a gun, we’d be hearing about it for months, but since it’s an illegal, they don’t care.

“I’m so upset and outraged. The liberals can try and spin this but it is a fact. Mollie and Kate Steinle would be alive if it were not for illegal immigration.” Continue reading →

Over 12, 20, 30,  40 million cheerfully served under McCaineddy’s Golden Arches!

April 2, 2013: Ted Kennedy is long gone, but his ghost remains with us. With today’s post, we will return to the roots of contributor, S. J. Miller’s twelve part series dealing with the title subject. Her experience and involvement in the passage of “Proposition 200” in Arizona, made her uniquely qualified as no other, to present the facts on this timely issue. This republication of S. J. Miller’s lengthy series on the subject – is not the end of the story. It is being written as you read this lengthy treatise, and we are sorry to say that Ms. Miller is not around for a successful conclusion – one which excludes Amnesty in any form…
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Illegal immigration is immoral, and President Trump, like any good, decent and patriotic American, has rightfully stated that anyone attempting to cross the border illegally should be marched straight back across the border, once it is determined they have crossed illegally, bypassing port of entry stations where they could have registered for either asylum or legal immigration status. He should have also added that these people are not conservatives or just like regular Americans, and as such, before we see one more American dead by the hands of an illegal alien, we must do all within our power to ensure that the border is secured and all illegal aliens deported, along with any children verified to be their own, in order to save our Republic from an ultimate destruction. Continue reading →

President Trump signed an executive order this week allowing adults who illegally enter the United States with children, claiming to be family units, to be detained together in federal facilities.

The question of a valid parental-child relationship is at the center of how the Department of Homeland Security and Health and Human Services handle detainment. Because of fraudulent documentation, profits to smugglers, and false asylum claims, there is essentially no way to prove or verify adults traveling with children are indeed their parents. Continue reading →

Republished from our archives, from the pen of of a brilliant writer, the late Aaron Cantor – and in his closing words, “I don’t know about anyone else but I can hardly recognize my own country anymore, this certainly isn’t the country I grew up in.” ~ JB

August 26, 2010 ~ According to the Houston Chronicle, the Department of Homeland Security is in the process of trying to dismiss thousands of deportation cases against “suspected illegal immigrants.”

The Chronicle goes on to say that this effort by the Obama Administration began this effort a little over a month ago in Houston, where the Department of Homeland Security now has five attorneys working full-time on this backdoor amnesty for illegal aliens. This program is expected to be rolled out nationwide very soon (you know the old congressional lame duck quackery). Continue reading →

U.S. Border Patrol agents with illegal immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border near McAllen, Texas, May 9, 2018. (Loren Elliott/Reuters)

Some economic migrants are using children as chits, but the problem is fixable — if Congress acts.

The latest furor over Trump immigration policy involves the separation of children from parents at the border.

As usual, the outrage obscures more than it illuminates, so it’s worth walking through what’s happening here. Continue reading →

© Thomas J. O’Halloran, U.S. News & World Report Magazine – U.S. Library of Congress, U.S. News & World Report Collection

The Trump administration declared Saturday (January 17) to be Barbara Jordan Day, the 22nd anniversary of the legendary former Texas congresswoman’s passing. Presidents often make such declarations to honor heroes from our country’s past. However, Jordan was no relic from a bygone era. She was a trailblazer on many issues, not the least of which was immigration policy. Our country would greatly benefit if more of the players in the current immigration debate shared her vision. Continue reading →

In 1972 while assigned to Presidio Station on the Rio Grande, an Ojinaga based drug cartel utilized death by stoning as a means to kill captured Federalies as well as gang members who did not follow cartel rules. We recovered numerous cadavers from the Rio Grande, with death Por Golpe, death by rocking. A notorious drug smuggler, Chuey Campos who lost a load of 1,200 pounds of marijuana to our agents and escaped across the line was stoned to death in la zona principal, tied to a stake and every bone in his body broken. Continue reading →

There are about 300 state and local governments with laws, rules, or policies that impede federal efforts to enforce immigration laws. But what exactly does that mean to the average American citizen? Since 2014, about 10,000 criminal aliens who were released because of sanctuary policies were arrested – again – for new crimes. That’s 10,000 preventable crimes. Sanctuary policies make us all less safe.

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