Congressional representatives
At a time when bipartisan cooperation on immigration issues seems like a rare occurrence, a new bill has been introduced to address the complex and often divisive topic. The Dignity Act, a comprehensive immigration reform bill, has been introduced to the US House of Representatives by Rep. Maria Salazar and
Emigration and immigration
Congressman Derrick Van Orden (WI-03) has introduced the Agriculture Reform Act of 2025, a bill aimed at creating a legal process for undocumented agricultural workers to transition to legal employment status in the United States. The bill does not provide a pathway to citizenship or amnesty but rather offers a
Emigration and immigration
Congressman Derrick Van Orden of Wisconsin's 3rd congressional district has introduced a bill aimed at providing a legal pathway for undocumented agricultural workers to transition to legal employment status. The Agriculture Reform Act of 2025 would allow certain agricultural workers to voluntarily deport, pay a fine, and reenter
Emigration and immigration
Congressman Derrick Van Orden introduced the Agriculture Reform Act of 2025, a bill aimed at establishing a legal process for undocumented agricultural workers to transition to legal employment status. The bill would allow certain agricultural workers to voluntarily deport, pay a fine, and reenter the U.S. as a temporary
Emigration and immigration
Provincial leaders are vowing to push Prime Minister Mark Carney's federal government to implement tougher bail rules for violent crimes like home invasions. The premiers, who met for their annual Council of the Federation meeting in Ontario, are calling for real bail reform that keeps communities safe. With
Emigration and immigration
The Immigration Reform Law Institute has published an investigative report exposing how "progressive" prosecutors in sanctuary jurisdictions across the United States are creating a two-tiered justice system that favors illegal aliens over American citizens. These prosecutors deliberately offer lenient charges, plea deals, and sentences to non-citizen defendants solely
Emigration and immigration
Representatives Veronica Escobar, Vicente Gonzalez, Judy Chu, and Sydney Kamlager-Dove have introduced the Visible Identification Standards for Immigration-Based Law Enforcement (VISIBLE) Act of 2025 to require immigration enforcement officers to clearly display visible identification during public enforcement actions. The bill aims to reduce widespread fear and confusion caused by unmarked
Emigration and immigration
The Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's administration rapidly constructed a sprawling immigration detention center in the Everglades without informing local officials, according to newly obtained emails. The facility, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz," was built under an executive order that granted the state sweeping authority to bypass established laws
Emigration and immigration
Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin believes her party's unwillingness to take a strong stance on immigration is a key reason for their recent electoral losses. In an effort to revitalize the party, Slotkin is advocating for a more inclusive and assertive approach, encouraging her colleagues to share their vision
Emigration and immigration
U.S. Senators Angus King and several of his colleagues are urging the White House to provide clarity on its shifting immigration policies for Afghans living in the United States. The lawmakers expressed concern over the president's recently announced travel ban and its inconsistency with the Department of
Emigration and immigration
U.S. Senators from both parties are urging the White House for clarity on their shifting immigration policies for Afghan nationals living in the United States. The group of senators, led by Senator Angus King, express deep concern over President Donald Trump's recently announced travel ban and its
Emigration and immigration
The Trump administration has announced a new policy that will render undocumented migrants ineligible for bail hearings, meaning they could be detained for months or years as their case plays out. The policy, outlined in a memo by ICE acting director Todd M. Lyons, seeks to "supercharge" the
