Illegal Aliens

CATO Institute Misrepresents U.S. Sentencing Commission Guidelines by Claiming Arrests and Criminal Charges Against Illegal Aliens Don’t Count Toward Their Criminal History and Completely Ignore Why “Rap Sheets” Include Arrests and Charges

CATO Institute Misrepresents U.S. Sentencing Commission Guidelines by Claiming Arrests and Criminal Charges Against Illegal Aliens Don’t Count Toward Their Criminal History and Completely Ignore Why “Rap Sheets” Include Arrests and Charges

Democrats and open borders organizations such as the CATO Institute think that only illegal aliens who have been convicted of crime should be deported, and even many times they don't think that those individuals should be deported. The media often follows this lead...

UPDATED: Should We Deport Illegal Aliens Only After They’re Convicted?: Waiting for a Drug Selling Conviction Can Cost Taxpayers Up to >$600K. Even if all illegals who have been charged but not convicted face this type of crime, the total legal costs would be up to $149 Billion

UPDATED: Should We Deport Illegal Aliens Only After They’re Convicted?: Waiting for a Drug Selling Conviction Can Cost Taxpayers Up to >$600K. Even if all illegals who have been charged but not convicted face this type of crime, the total legal costs would be up to $149 Billion

Take the case of Isaac Melendez-Carranza, an illegal alien from El Salvador, who was recently arrested for allegedly selling fentanyl to students at Park View High School in Loudoun County, Virginia. Investigators linked him to at least two student...

One Reason Why Crime Rates have Gone Down in Heavily Democrat Areas: ICE snared nearly 2,197 illegal alien criminals — including convicted murderers, rapists and drug traffickers — in an August sweep across New York state

One Reason Why Crime Rates have Gone Down in Heavily Democrat Areas: ICE snared nearly 2,197 illegal alien criminals — including convicted murderers, rapists and drug traffickers — in an August sweep across New York state

Arresting criminal illegal aliens takes these illegals off the streets so they can't continue committing crime. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency caught up to 2,197 criminals in the Empire State between July 27 and Aug. 29 as part of “Operation...

While Americans strongly support deporting illegal aliens who have committed crimes, they are divided on “sanctuary” states that restrict state and local officials from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, though more believe “sanctuary” policies jeopardize public safety.

While Americans strongly support deporting illegal aliens who have committed crimes, they are divided on “sanctuary” states that restrict state and local officials from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, though more believe “sanctuary” policies jeopardize public safety.

Voters appear to hold someone inconsistent positions on deporting illegal aliens and sanctuary policies. While voters are equally divided on "sanctuary" states stopping state and local officials from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, by a ten...

Dept of Homeland Security estimates 190,832 non-citizens are registered to vote in California, 35,152 in New Jersey, 15,903 in Nevada and 14,576 in Pennsylvania. But this list is incomplete. Over 400,000 dead people registered to vote in ten states.

Dept of Homeland Security estimates 190,832 non-citizens are registered to vote in California, 35,152 in New Jersey, 15,903 in Nevada and 14,576 in Pennsylvania. But this list is incomplete. Over 400,000 dead people registered to vote in ten states.

As President Trump announced in his talk on Thursday evening, Democrat controlled states are refusing to hand over their list of registered voters so the list of non-citizens who are registered to vote will be incomplete. But the numbers for these four states are...

Likely Voters Overwhelmingly Support Strong Penalties Strong Penalties Against U.S. Employers who Knowingly Higher Illegal Aliens, Want E-Verify, and that Illegals Reduce the Pay of Americans. Blacks and Hispanics think Illegals hurt American workers, but Democrats don’t.

Likely Voters Overwhelmingly Support Strong Penalties Strong Penalties Against U.S. Employers who Knowingly Higher Illegal Aliens, Want E-Verify, and that Illegals Reduce the Pay of Americans. Blacks and Hispanics think Illegals hurt American workers, but Democrats don’t.

The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey conducted on June 7-9, 2026 shows that 54% of likely voters want the federal government to impose strong penalties on U.S. employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants. Twenty-six percent disagree,...

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