Browsing: Immigration policy

Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says the H-1B visa system is rife with fraud and abuse, even as he continues to push for bringing more skilled immigrants into the United States.

Rensselaer County officials cited the arrest of a Guatemalan national charged with raping a 16-year-old girl to renew their defense of the sheriff’s cooperation with ICE, as the county fights a state lawsuit seeking to end that partnership.

A watchdog audit of all 58 foreign-born federal judges found they rule against border enforcement far more often than the federal bench average, but attributes the gap to appointing presidents and pre-bench careers rather than birthplace — naming San Francisco-based Judge Jon Tigar as the most frequent outlier.

The Supreme Court will decide whether a Nigerian man coerced into cooking for a terrorist group’s leaders can be barred from asylum under a federal ‘material support’ law, in a case that could reshape how broadly immigration authorities apply terrorism-related bars.

A new Iowa poll shows Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson leading Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek 45 percent to 43 percent in the state’s U.S. Senate race, with immigration policy emerging as a key flashpoint.

A 2018 video resurfacing online shows Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed calling for an end to local cooperation with ICE and for the country to “open our doors” to immigrants, as he now runs a more moderate-styled 2026 campaign.

Sen. Bernie Moreno says a bill barring Democratic-run states from issuing trucking licenses to illegal immigrants should be a top GOP priority after fatal crashes in Ohio and Indiana.

Vice President JD Vance says the administration is pursuing executive action to stop companies from using the H-1B visa program to replace American workers with cheaper foreign labor.

The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to pause a Massachusetts judge’s order blocking the Trump administration’s deportations of illegal aliens to third countries, and agreed to hear the case in December.

DHS is refusing an NFL request to remove a border-security video built around unauthorized footage of former Eagles safety Brian Dawkins, even as a 600-person migrant caravan moves north through Mexico.