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Op-ed: China’s Predatory Incursion onto American Campuses

6 days ago | cis.org | George Fishman

People’s Republic of China officials openly proclaim that armed conflict with the United States is inevitable and have been assiduously pursuing the goal of military superiority over the U.S. to be able to prevail over us in a war. Perversely, our nation’s student visa policy aids and abets the Chinese government’s pursuit.
Immigration ‘Due Process’ in a Nutshell

1 week ago | cis.org | Andrew Arthur

In much the same way many in the public square have suddenly become experts on papal conclaves (and the media was crawling with amateur virologists five years ago during Covid), a similar trend is emerging with respect to “due process” and deportations. Here’s “due process” in the immigration context, in a nutshell.
Deportation Policies Remain Trump’s Most Popular

1 week ago | cis.org | Andrew Arthur

There has been much discussion in the media of late about how Donald Trump is “slipping” in the polls, but one current administration policy remains popular — “deporting immigrants living in the United States”. That’s true even in the latest New York Times poll — which deserves its own analysis. Trump Approval Generally. President Trump’s overall approval ratings in recent polls are all over the map.
Half-Million Aliens Skipped Immigration Court Under Biden

4 weeks ago | cis.org | Andrew Arthur

Even as the prior administration tanked 700K other cases; a symptom of a deliberately broken immigration system The Washington Times has reported that the backlog of cases pending before U.S. immigration courts declined for the first time in 17 years as the Trump administration continues to lock down the border.
Rubio Declares Most Immigration Actions Exempt from Federal Notice-and-Comment Requirements

1 month ago | cis.org | Elizabeth Jacobs

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has determined that “all efforts, conducted by any agency” of the federal government to “control the status, entry, and exit of people … across the borders of the United States” would not be subject to the notice-and-comment requirements of the Administrative Procedure Act.
Andy McCarthy on Executive Overreach, Courts, and the Constitution

1 month ago | cis.org | Andrew Arthur |Andrew McCarthy

View Podcast ArchiveFollow Parsing Immigration Policy on Ricochet, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, or use the podcast's RSS Feed. Listen to "Andy McCarthy on Executive Overreach, Courts, and the Constitution" on Spreaker.
Judge Orders Return of Alien Removed to El Salvador in ‘Administrative Error’

1 month ago | cis.org | Andrew Arthur

Was immigration judge’s reference to Guatemala the source of the error? On April 1, the New York Times reported: “A Maryland man who was in the United States legally was deported to El Salvador and imprisoned there because of an ‘administrative error.’” The “Maryland man” in question is Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, and those facts — and that he is a native and citizen of El Salvador — are largely undisputed.
Op-ed: Yes, Trump Can and Must Deport Noncitizen Supporters of Hamas

1 month ago | cis.org | George Fishman

Congress has provided the Department of Homeland Security with powerful tools to remove noncitizen immigrants who support terrorism or incite genocide. The Biden administration refused to use these tools. Fortunately, the Trump administration thinks differently.
The Court’s Role in the Use of the Alien Enemies Act

1 month ago | cis.org | Jessica Vaughan |George Fishman

Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 198 View Podcast ArchiveFollow Parsing Immigration Policy on Ricochet, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, Spotify, Pandora, or use the podcast's RSS Feed. Listen to "The Court’s Role in the Use of the Alien Enemies Act" on Spreaker.
Polls Show Strong Support for Trump Border, Deportation Policies

1 month ago | cis.org | Andrew Arthur

Two separate polls released in the past week show strong support for President Trump’s key immigration policies: closing the border and deporting aliens here illegally. In fact, those are the most popular among the new administration’s policies, underscoring lingering discontent over the prior administration’s much more permissive immigration stances. The first poll was conducted for CBS News, sampling 2,609 U.S. adults, and was conducted between March 27 and 28.