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The Virginia General Assembly recently followed California’s and Colorado’s examples by passing a bill that would delete the term “alien” throughout state law and replace it with a variety of other vague and legally imprecise words.  Unlike the governors of those states, however, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin (R) has not signed the bill. . . . Read more about Youngkin Blocks Deletion of the Term “Alien” From Virginia Law

Mexican authorities stopped a human smuggling attempt featuring a passenger bus to move 54 migrants toward the Texas border.

The case took place over the weekend in Altamira, Tamaulipas, where state police officers had set up a joint checkpoint with federal authorities. . . . Read more about Texas-Bound Bus Holding 54 Migrants Stopped at Mexican Border Checkpoint

WASHINGTON—As the Supreme Court contemplates the future of the “Remain in Mexico” policy to regain control of our southern border, one group too often neglected in the immigration debate is finally having its voice heard: Angel families who have lost loved ones to illegal alien crime. . . . Read more about Angel Families Speak Out for Remain in Mexico

  Read more about Exclusive–Hauman: Get Ready for a Border Surge the Likes of Which Our Country Has Never Seen

Nearly three weeks into April and in the middle of a busy news cycle due to a mask mandate court ruling, the Biden administration quietly released the March 2022 border numbers on April 18. U.S.Customs and Border Protection (CBP) revealed that there were 221,303 migrants encountered as they attempted to enter the United States illegally. . . . Read more about March 2022 Border Numbers Highest in Decades, No End in Sight

second bus carrying illegal immigrantsfrom Texas arrived in Washington on April 14.

The bus arrived at approximately 4:30 a.m., according to footage captured by Fox News, about 28 hours after the first one. . . . Read more about 2nd Bus Carrying Illegal Immigrants Arrives Near US Capitol

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on April 6 that Texas would be sending willing, undocumented immigrants to Washington, D.C., as a response to the Biden administration’s handling of immigration. . . . Read more about Texas Has Dropped Off the First Busload of Immigrants in DC - Just Steps from the Capitol

In the Texas tradition of showdowns, Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott last week told the federal government that he was ready, willing and able to bus every illegal immigrant dropped in a Texas town straight to Washington, D.C. . . . Read more about Texas Officials Say Gov. Abbott's Threat to Bus Immigrants to DC Has Worked: Report

The New York Times recently reported that President Joe Biden’s decision to end the CDC’s public health order, Title 42, could amount to upwards of 18,000 illegal border crossings a day. If this prediction comes true and the administration does nothing to hamper it - the U.S. could be forced to accept over 6.5 million illegal aliens per year. . . . Read more about NYT Admits Ending Title 42 Could Mean Up To 18,000 Illegal Border Crossers Per Day

The attorneys general of Arizona, Louisiana and Missouri announced Monday they are suing the Biden administration over its decision to end the Title 42 public health order relating to the COVID-19 pandemic and migrant entry into the U.S. . . . Read more about Arizona Joins with Two Other States to Sue Biden Admin to Block Ending Title 42 Border Restrictions