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No Welfare for Immigrants
December 10, 2018

FAIR’s Comments on Proposed Public Charge Rule Change: If Congress Won’t Adopt Merit-Based Immigration, the Executive Branch Must Protect American Taxpayers

If Congress won’t adopt merit-based immigration, the Executive Branch must protect American taxpayers.
Close up of the report "Mainstreaming Hate" by the Anti-Defamation League
December 6, 2018

FAIR Calls Recent ADL Report a Thinly-Veiled Effort to Control What the Public Hears on Immigration

A recent report from the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), titled “Mainstreaming Hate: The Anti-Immigrant Movement in the U.S.” is a flawed, ludicrous analysis based on a complete misunderstanding of public concern about immigration policy. It blatantly demands that all general public discussion about immigration be censored unless it comports with the ADL’s approved content. This report is yet another example of a far left ideologue attempting to demonize disagreement about an important public policy as by labeling it ‘hate,
US Customs and Border Control
November 20, 2018 Legal Immigration

Activist Judge Blocks Trump’s Lawful Effort to Manage Caravan and Asylum Chaos, Says FAIR

FAIR's president Dan Stein responds to U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar’s temporary injunction blocking the Trump administration from requiring that asylum seekers present themselves lawfully at a port of entry.
Midterm election graphic
November 12, 2018

National Exit Poll Shows Continued Public Support for Immigration Enforcement

A national exit poll of 1,000 voters in last week’s midterm elections shows that support for immigration enforcement remains strong, and should be an area where bipartisan consensus can be reached in the 116th Congress.
asylum-policy-gavel-rotator
November 9, 2018

Presidential Proclamation “A Necessary First Step” in Protecting Integrity of Asylum Laws, Says FAIR

Congressional action desperately needed to close loopholes.
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November 8, 2018

Ninth Circuit Court Clears the Way For Supreme Court to Rule on DACA, Says FAIR

“DACA was never anything more than an executive policy adopted by an administration that is no longer in office – and a constitutionally questionable policy at that,” stated Dan Stein, president of FAIR.
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November 8, 2018 Presidential Administration

FAIR Salutes Jeff Sessions for His Unwavering Support for Immigration Control, Years of Public Service to the Nation

On Wednesday, November 7th, 2018 Jeff Sessions tendered his resignation as Attorney General of the United States. FAIR commends Mr. Sessions for his decades of public service and unwavering support for immigration enforcement and control.
President Trump Press Conference
November 1, 2018 Presidential Administration

FAIR Praises President Trump’s Comments on Stopping Caravan, Ending Asylum Abuse

In a press conference addressing the latest migrant caravan, President Trump outlined a plan to prevent people from abusing our humanitarian policies, while protecting the asylum process of those legitimately fleeing political persecution.
United States Capitol Building
October 24, 2018

Congress Must Return to Washington Immediately to Address Migrant Caravan

President Trump must urge lawmakers to return from the campaign trail and address the glaring loopholes in our asylum and immigration laws that are being used to promote an organized assault on our nation’s border. Ignoring the current crisis to focus on reelection would amount to a complete abrogation of their duty to secure our borders and a huge breach of the public trust.
Refugees Walk with Luggage
October 4, 2018

Judge Takes “Temporary” Out of Temporary Protected Status, Eroding Program’s Purpose

Once again, an unelected activist judge stepped in and hamstrung the president’s ability to exercise his lawful authority under immigration laws.The administration should be applauded, not condemned, for recognizing the temporary nature of TPS and for its willingness to stand up for the original intent of the law as passed by Congress.