Neil Munro

President Joe Biden's Homeland Security chief welcomed approximately 100,000 migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border in December, according to agency data -- regardless of this population's effect on Americans' jobs, housing, and communities.

U.S. hospitals and staffing companies are extracting roughly 1,000 nurses each month from poor countries instead of recruiting and training Americans for nursing, say media reports.

Time Magazine is promoting a boy for "Kid of the Year" because of his public advocacy for transgenderism -- even though the boy's mother declared him to be transgender only after she failed to convert the boy's feminine character to be more like a boy.

President Joe Biden's deputies are inviting even more foreign college graduates to take U.S. white-collar jobs, just as they have opened the southern border to roughly one million blue-collar migrants in 2021.

President Joe Biden used his White House press conference to suggest that Democrats break up the Build Back Better (BBB) legislation -- and pointedly declined to describe the bill's amnesty and migration-expansion sections as priorities.

Many migrants are being killed or brutalized on the global smuggling route created by President Joe Biden and border chief Alejandro Mayorkas, says Todd Bensman, a former intelligence official who now works with the Center for Immigration Studies.

Britain's Conservative government has suffered a setback in Parliament in its attempt to give authorities stronger powers to curb protests.

The U.S.-funded United Nations is providing cash to help job-seeking migrants trek up through South America, Central America, and Mexico, says Todd Bensman, at the Center for Immigration Studies.

Many black Americans are leaving New York and California to seek decent wages and affordable housing in southern states, according to a Washington Post article.

Florida GOP Rep. Kat Cammack wants to be a leader on migration policy in the House, and she's working hard to get there.

The New York Times posted a 1,900-word article on the risks of "transgender" medical procedures for young people -- without mentionoing their innate and unchangeable male or female sex.

President Joe Biden's border chief said he would support the illegal migrants who are suing the government for family payouts of $900,000 after they were separated from their children as they were prosecuted for illegal entry, according to a statement posted by the migrants' lawyers.

The World Economic Forum sees a new risk to global stability -- the likelihood that ordinary Americans and Europeans will block the movement of 200 million "climate refugee" consumers and workers into their jobs, homes, and communities.

GOP leader Kevin McCarthy used an interview with establishment outlet Axios.com to emphasize his populist promise of pro-American immigration, economic, and technology policies.

Criminals in Central America want a share of the $450,000 payouts demanded by the ACLU for the illegal migrants who left their children behind in the United States, according to an Associated Press report.

The Washington Post finally mentioned the Ivy League sex-and-swimming scandal, and the reaction from its liberal Democrats readers is clear: Male swimmer Lia Thomas does not belong in women's swim races, even if he thinks he has a woman's "gender identity.

Thirty-three of the 50 Democrat Senators have asked President Joe Biden's border chief to grant work permits and a quasi-amnesty to perhaps four million economic migrants from Central America.

Almost 685,000 foreign visitors stayed in the U.S. past their legally required departure date in the 12 months up to September 30, 2020, according to a report released January 10 by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Business owners and Democrats in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, want to fill jobs with imported Afghan workers instead of hiring their American neighbors in the town once home to the Bethlehem Steel Corporation.

Business owners and Democrats in Johnstown, Pa., want to fill jobs with imported Afghan workers instead of hiring their American neighbors in the town once home to the Bethlehem Steel Corporation.