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Feb

Despite Surge in Illegal Immigration, Removals Way Down in 2021

Published on February 13th, 2022

amnesty, Blog, illegal immigration, News, population growth

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) removals were way down in fiscal year 2021 compared with previous years, according to a report detailing last year’s border removal statistics. Of course, this is not the result of a lower number of illegal border crossings....

Jan

Texas Synagogue Standoff Puts Biden’s Lax Immigration Policies in the Spotlight

Published on January 27th, 2022

Blog, Media Coverage, News

In mid-January, a British national named Malik Faisal Akram took four Americans hostage inside a synagogue in Colleyville, Texas. Thankfully, the hostages were rescued after a dramatic 11-hour standoff, and Akram was killed in the process by FBI agents. The saga that...

Dec

Final Amnesty Push Fails, Expect More in 2022

Published on December 23rd, 2021

amnesty, Blog, Congress, News

As 2021 ends, the door has closed on the last major attempt at “immigration reform” in Congress, aka amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants. This time, in a procedural move, Senate parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough ruled against a plan by Senate Democrats to...

Nov

Illegal Immigration Continues to Surge as Lawmakers Consider Amnesty for 7 Million

Published on November 18th, 2021

Blog, illegal immigration, News

The crisis at our southern border isn’t over. In fact, it’s worse than ever. While inflation and COVID continue to dominate headlines, illegal border crossings have set new records. Worse yet, after being in office for almost a year, the Biden Administration...

Nov

CAPS launches Veterans Day ad campaign: Housing for Those Who Served Our Country, Not Hotels for Those Who Broke into It

Published on November 9th, 2021

News, Press Releases

VENTURA, Calif., Nov. 8, 2021 — The nonprofit, nonpartisan group, Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS), is reaching out to Americans concerned about the lack of services provided to homeless veterans. A nationwide ad campaign drawing attention to this indifference runs through Veterans...

Oct

Facebook to pay up to $14 Million to settle lawsuit that it illegally reserved jobs for immigrants

Published on October 21st, 2021

Blog, News

Big tech companies have long advocated for importing cheap foreign labor. Rather than training American workers to learn the necessary skills, they bring in foreign workers to improve their bottom line. Hence, it was no surprise this week that Facebook settled a...

Despite Surge in Illegal Immigration, Removals Way Down in 2021

Texas Synagogue Standoff Puts Biden’s Lax Immigration Policies in the Spotlight

Final Amnesty Push Fails, Expect More in 2022

Illegal Immigration Continues to Surge as Lawmakers Consider Amnesty for 7 Million

CAPS launches Veterans Day ad campaign: Housing for Those Who Served Our Country, Not Hotels for Those Who Broke into It

Facebook to pay up to $14 Million to settle lawsuit that it illegally reserved jobs for immigrants

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