Neil Munro

Pro-migration advocates are using the World Cup soccer games in the United States to argue that illegal migrants — and their employers — should get a stand-down in ICE's enforcement operations.

U.S-born Pope Leo XIV sharply criticized the advocates who encouraged the deadly migrations that have killed many thousands of migrants over the last 10 years.

The Wall Street Journal posted a remarkably balanced article about the economic impacts of migration on the Swiss population.

ABC News is distressed that only three percent of 400,000 migrants detained by President Donald Trump had a violent felony conviction.

An Indian H-1B contract worker paid his employer almost $100,000 to keep the Michigan job that provided him with a path to a green card and citizenship, according to a lawsuit filed by the Banias Law firm.

The federal government has indicted 15 members of Antifa for violently opposing enforcement of the nation's popular immigration laws.

Even the Wall Street Journal ‘s pro-migration editors recognize that the economic harm caused by illegal migration drains the tepid public support for legalized migration.

President Donald Trump's deputies are revamping rules for F-1 student visas, amid much evidence that many migrants use the loose rules to take jobs, commit crimes, and engage in political campaigns.

Skilled Americans are pushed out of high-tech jobs by ethnic Chinese managers at a taxpayer-funded company, says a lawsuit by 13 Americans.

New York's immigrant Muslim Mayor Zohran Mamdani is trying to grab a leading role in the Democratic Party by using his urban political machine to defeat establishment Democrats.