Lawmakers Cite CIS in Demanding End to Secretive Immigrant Flights

Nearly two dozen House of Representatives lawmakers have cited Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) reporting in a letter demanding an

Border Patrol Agent, Two National Guard Soldiers Die in Helicopter Crash in Texas

A helicopter crash on Friday afternoon near the Southwest border town of Rio Grande City, Texas, took the lives of

The Department of State has published the April 2024 Visa Bulletin, bringing significant advancements in the final action dates for

Diego Ibarra The arrest of Jose Ibarra — a Venezuelan national released by DHS after crossing the Southwest border illegally

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently issued a report claiming that refugees and asylees as a group

Associated Press reporter Elliot Spagat contacted the Center for Immigration Studies on Wednesday seeking comment for a “fact check” about

With Super Tuesday ended and the 2024 presidential electoral matchup pitting former President Donald Trump against current President Joe Biden

[Update: The Supreme Court Monday evening put the Texas law on hold until at least March 13.] On February 29,

Mostly Mexican nationals wait in line for their CBP One entry appointments on the international bridge from Matamoros to Brownsville

The Supreme Court of the United States has issued an important but temporary victory to the Biden administration. On Monday,