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Cost of Refugees
January 29, 2018 Legal Immigration

The Fiscal Cost of Resettling Refugees in the United States

At present, the United Nations estimates that there are approximately 65.3 million people who have been forcibly displaced from their homes by conflict or persecution. Many of those people will seek refuge in the developed countries of the West, including the United States.
The Definition of Chain Migration
November 9, 2017 Legal Immigration

Chain Migration

In 2015, the United States granted 1,051,031 immigrants lawful permanent resident status. That’s nearly enough people to populate a major city the size of Dallas, Texas. Why are so many immigrants accepted each year?
European Union Wall
September 12, 2017 Legal Immigration

The European Union to Member States – We Now Control Your Borders

In response to complaints filed by Hungary and Slovakia, the European Union’s (EU) highest court, recently held that EU member states are legally obligated to admit tens of thousands of migrants seeking refugee status. Americans who are concerned about preserving U.S. sovereignty – in particular our ability to control our own borders – should be alarmed by this decision.
L Visas
July 8, 2017 Legal Immigration

L Visas

Despite mounting concern about a deteriorating economy and ensuing layoffs, Congress, in response to prodding by business interests, enacted legislation to import more foreign born workers.
EB-5 Regional Center Expires
April 20, 2017 Legal Immigration

It’s Time to Let the EB-5 Regional Centers Expire

The EB-5 or Immigrant Investor Program is an employment-based visa program created by Congress in 1990 in order to stimulate the economy and create jobs via foreign investment in U.S. businesses.
Foreign Students Classroom
April 19, 2017 Legal Immigration

Foreign students

The student visa program gives university students from foreign countries the opportunity to study in the United States so that they will be better able to contribute to the development of their countries when they return. But, in practice, many foreign students hope to remain in the U.S. and obtain employment with an American company.
Merit-Based Immigration Systems Throughout the World
March 10, 2017 Legal Immigration

Merit-Based Immigration Systems

With the election of President Donald J. Trump, immigration has finally been brought to the forefront of our national political debate. The Trump administration has acknowledged the significant economic and national security consequences of uncontrolled mass migration. In response, members of Congress have begun proposing legislative frameworks to revamp our immigration system and make it work for the American people.
Entrepreneur Parole
October 5, 2016 Legal Immigration

Buying Your Way into the USA: Entrepreneur Parole

On August 31, 2016, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) published a proposed rule for what it is calling “International Entrepreneur Parole.”
Phase Down Mass Immigration
September 16, 2016 Legal Immigration

Phase Down Mass Immigration

Mass immigration jams schools, hospitals and highways and it undervalues American workers who lose out to cheap foreign labor.
Immigration Basics: Refugees
August 22, 2016 Legal Immigration

Immigration Basics: Refugees

Refugees are people who are authorized to come to the United States because they are determined to be fleeing individual persecution by their home government.