HOW MUCH WILL THE BIDEN - MAYORKAS MASSIVE INVASION COST MIDDLE AMERICA BEYOND OUR JOBS?

 

Congressional Testimony The Real Cost of an Open Border: How Americans are Paying the Price Statement of Todd Bensman before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Homeland Security, July 26, 2023 Excerpt: The pain of unfunded impact from the White House’s mass illegal immigration crisis can be heard in the ever-lengthening lists of cities and towns forced to contend with unmitigated inflows of needy immigrants from the southern border. Link to full written testimony

Commentary Biden’s Immigration Policy Is a $3 Billion ‘Golden Ticket’ for Parolees. Not so Much for Taxpayers By Don Barnett Daily Caller, August 7, 2023 Excerpt: Using parole, the Biden administration is simply twisting the law to “legally” bring in hundreds of thousands of foreigners who would have otherwise come here illegally. Once here, they’ll put pressure on American workers and strain our already-overburdened safety net programs. Republicans Can Find a Concrete Win in Stripping Sanctuary City Grants By Nathan Desautels  Daily Caller, August 4, 2023 Excerpt: Since 2021, a silent threat to federal removal and enforcement efforts has been rebuilding: sanctuary jurisdictions. Biden Is a Boon to Mexican Cartels: Presidents Biden and Lopez Obrador promote open-border extremism By Phillip Linderman August 2, 2023 Excerpt: Only strong diplomacy, along the lines exercised by the Trump administration, can push Mexico's president toward cooperation with the U.S. on border control and bring sanity and security back to U.S.-Mexican relations. With Biden and Lopez Obrador paired, however, facilitating illegal immigration has become the heart of our bilateral security policy.

Podcast Does the U.S. Labor Market Really “Need” Immigrants? Host: Steven Camarota Guest: Oren Cass, Executive Director of American Compass and author of "The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America" Parsing Immigration Policy, Episode 116

Featured Posts World Day Against Trafficking in Persons By CIS Excerpt: This weekend marked the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, which was established by the United Nations in 2013 to raise awareness of this widespread problem. Conservative estimates suggest that human trafficking and modern slavery affect more than 27 million people worldwide, with cases reported in all 50 states in the U.S. So Many Errors in CBS News’ Report on Illegal Biden Parole Programs By Andrew Arthur Excerpt: A July 18 CBS News article is more spin than news. Worse, it contains key errors of law and fact about the Biden administration’s massive (and illegal) exploitation of DHS’s limited “parole” authority. The first — and likely most important — error has to do with its egregious undercount of just how many aliens the administration has funneled into the country. Federal Judge Blocks Biden’s Asylum Restrictions By Elizabeth Jacobs Excerpt: The government has the authority to issue the asylum restrictions, but the Biden administration’s rule does little to deter mass asylum fraud. The rule is solely aimed at facilitating “orderly”, but unlawful, entries of inadmissible aliens and creating cover so the Biden administration can claim to the public that the government is implementing some form of deterrence policy. House Homeland Security Committee Interim Report Lays Out Case for Impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas By Elizabeth Jacobs Excerpt: The House Committee on Homeland Security, led by Chairman Mark E. Green (R-Tenn.), recently published an interim report as a part of its oversight investigation into DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The report lays out the committee’s case that the secretary should be charged with dereliction of duty, highlighting the department’s overall failures at the Southwest border.

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