Anti-Immigration Measure Seeks To Bring A Sea Of Change

Under the proposed new measure, anti-immigrant state officials and federal judges would have new power to dictate immigration enforcement — including whether to detain individual migrants. The bill has already passed the House and is moving forward in the Senate with bipartisan support.

The Laken Riley Act specifically aims to overturn Supreme Court precedent and give states such as Texas the ability to bring the types of immigration lawsuits against the federal government that have been rejected by the courts, including conservative judges, legal experts say.

Loud Call To Oust Those Who Voted To Keep Rapist Immigrants In The U.S.

There is a powerful and popular call right now for the ouster of the more than 150 House Democrats who voted against deporting illegal immigrants convicted of sex offenses. The demand is clear that each of them should be voted out of office.

The loudest among these voices is coming from tech billionaire and President-elect Donald Trump ally, Elon Musk.

ICE Shuts Down Inefficient Migrant Social Service Programs

In compliance with the policy of incoming U.S. President Donald Trump, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has ended two programs that provide social services to illegal immigrants who are released into the U.S. interior. They told lawmakers that one brings "immense cost with little improvement" and that another is out of line with ICE’s mission.

The agency responded to Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., and 15 members of Congress who wrote to ICE in May asking for more information about the "Alternatives to Detention" program, which monitors illegal immigrants not in ICE detention.

Pres. Trump Is A Believer Of H-1B Visa

Incoming president-elect Donald Trump has defended the visa program that allows highly skilled foreign workers to immigrate to the US, marking his first comments on an issue that has divided his supporters.

In his interview with The New York Post last 28 December, he said that he's "a believer in H-1B," referring to the visas granted to thousands of foreign workers who immigrate to the US to fill specialized jobs. In his first term, Trump restricted access to foreign worker visas, and he has previously criticized the program.

There's No Stopping The U.S. Border Czar

President-elect Donald Trump's border czar has released a "clear message" for sanctuary cities bucking up against the incoming administration's toughened border stance – get on board or get out of the way.

The former acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) director Tom Homan joined "Sunday Morning Futures" recently, where he laid out the incoming administration's prospective plan to cut back on illegal migrant crime and make communities safer across the U.S., despite the pushback from sitting Democrats.

Pres. Trump On Illegals With Families: "Send Them All Back"

President-elect Donald Trump has already planned his first-day crackdown on illegal immigration that might snare a few U.S. citizens, and that's just fine.

In a chat with NBC's "Meet the Press," the president-elect saw no reason why something like citizenship should get in the way of his mass deportation scheme.

Deportation Of Illegals From Seattle Airport Is Allowed

It is official again. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can and will continue using a Seattle airport for chartered deportation flights. This is a clear win for incoming President-elect Donald Trump's administration.

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruling rejected a 2019 local executive order that sought to counter then-President Trump’s immigration policies, saying that King County, Washington violated its contract by prohibiting deportations at King County International Airport, which is also known as Boeing Field.

Court Affirms The Validity Of Razor Wires Along The US-Mexico Border

Last 27 November, the federal appeals court ruled that Border Patrol agents cannot cut the razor wire that was installed by Texas on the U.S.-Mexico border, specifically in the town of Eagle Pass, which has become the center of the state's aggressive measures to curb migrant crossings.

The decision by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is a victory for Texas State, which is engaged in a long-running rift over immigration policy with President Biden's administration. Current administration officials also also sought the removal of floating barriers installed on the Rio Grande.

Claim You Are A Victim And Seek Asylum in Europe

One of the surest ways right now to claim asylum in European Union (EU) countries is to pretend that you are a victim of sexual abuse and discrimination.

After the Court of Justice of the EU ruled last year that refugees who claim asylum based on their homosexuality should not have to undergo invasive tests to prove it. This ruling, which also prevents detailed questioning on their sexual habits, would provide an easy passport to anybody who wants to migrate to Europe.

Tom Homan To Uncooperative Democrats: "Game On"

Rep. Nanette Diaz Barragán, D-Calif., declared last 15 November that the Congressional Hispanic Caucus will oppose President-elect Donald Trump's planned mass deportation campaign.

The congresswoman – who chairs the group composed entirely of Democrats – claimed that mass deportations would "have a negative impact on the U.S. economy." No evidence to support this claim was mentioned.

Tom Homan: "Legal Immigrants Are Perfectly Safe"

Tom Homan, who was personally chosen by President-elect Trump as the new "border czar' in his upcoming administration, pushed back against critics of his immigration ideology.

Fox Business’s Elizabeth MacDonald showed recent clips featuring MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wallace saying Homan has "ties to Project 2025," former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro saying he has "a cowboy attitude" and that Trump's deportation plan will "require a lot of pushback" and "The View" co-host Ana Navarro saying "when he says 'Yes, families can be deported together,’ what he is saying, is that U.S. citizens can be deported."

Illegal Migrants Suspected Of Looting Hurricane Victims

There are more than 100 people, including at least 41 illegal immigrants, are being rounded off in Florida for allegedly looting and scamming victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton, local law enforcement officials said.

Looting patrols in Pinellas County over the last three weeks rounded up 45 suspects on 68 charges that included armed robbery, burglary, loitering and prowling, grand theft, vandalism and trespassing, according to the press release of Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri.

Italian Government Has Slowly Reduced Illegal Migration

Under Giorgia Meloni’s hard-right government, the Italian government promised to curb irregular migration. With Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, by her side, the Italian leader vowed to get tough. She passed measures extending the amount of time people can be held in deportation detention centres to 18 months and ordered the construction of new centres.

Meloni was the key protagonist in a deal signed in July 2023 between the EU and Tunisia that meant paying the north African country millions of euros to stop migrant boats from leaving, as well as to invest in businesses and education, all with the aim of deterring migration.

After Finland, Poland Also Suspends "The Right To Asylum"

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced last 14 October that they are pushinng for the suspension of the right to asylum as human rights and civil society organizations argued that fundamental rights must be respected.

"It is our right and our duty to protect the Polish and European border," Tusk said on X. "Its security will not be negotiated."

Italy Shipped Male Asylum Seekers To Remote Centers In Albania

Italy has started transferring the first group of migrants to Albania, the Interior Ministry said last 14 October, as part of a contentious plan to process thousands of asylum-seekers outside its borders.

A naval ship departed from the island of Lampedusa with 16 men — 10 from Bangladesh and six from Egypt — who were rescued at sea after departing from Libya. The ship is expected to arrive on 16 October, a ministry spokesman said.

Number of Migrant Murder Convictions Higher Than Reported

Based on combined records, the total number of immigrant noncitizens in the U.S. who have murder convictions is around "tens of thousands" more than the 13,400 listed on Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) national docket. This was further supported by a data expert, since the criminal records of border-hoppers in their native countries are not included into the U.S. data.

Fox News Digital reported that the figures released last week via ICE’s national docket show that 277 noncitizens are currently being held by ICE, while 13,099 noncitizens are on the non-detained docket with homicide convictions. ICE’s non-detained docket includes noncitizens who have final orders of removal or are going through removal proceedings but are not detained in ICE custody.

Efforts Are Underway To Squash CA Governor's Decision

After Caifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that seeks to let illegal alliens and undocumented students to be hired on public universities, a private legal effort has been launched to force open this doorway.

Last 1 October, a UCLA alumnus and a lecturer filed a lawsuit accusing the University of California system of discriminating against students based on their immigration status. They seek a court order requiring the system to consider undocumented students for on-campus jobs.

France Wants Moroccan To Pay For Killing Philippine

France's conservative interior minister is seriously considering a more strict rules to "protect the French" after a Moroccan man suspected of raping and murdering a 19-year-old student then leaving her body in a Paris park was arrested in Switzerland. The student is known only by her first name, Philippine.

Reports from AFP alleged that the attacker was a 22-year-old Moroccan man. Prosecutors also revealed thatthe suspect had been previously convicted of rape and been the subject of an expulsion order.

Hungary Is Defying EU On Migrant Issue

The European Union doesn't want to be defiend and last 18 September, they began the process of retrieving hundreds of millions of euros in funds meant to go Hungary after its anti-migrant government refused to pay a huge fine for breaking the bloc’s asylum rules.

In June, the EU’s top court ordered Hungary to pay 200 million euros (US$ 223 million) for persistently depriving migrants of their right to apply for asylum. The court imposed an additional fine of 1 million euros for every day it failed to comply.

Sweden Offers US$ 30k For Migrants To Go Home

There is a new strategy being employed by rich European countries to stem the tide of illgal aliens and economic migrants. Sweden, for instance, has adopted some radical change in its policy to reverse the course of decades of leniency. The Minister of Migration announced it would pay migrants to return to their home of origin, up to US$ 34,000.

Migration Minister Johan Forssell announced the policy amid the right-wing bloc taking over the government a few days ago, including an anti-immigrant wing which has been calling out the lack of integration of migrants from countries such as the former Yugoslavia, Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia, Iran and Iraq.