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Immigrants have long been required to carry ID proving they're in the US legally, but the rule was not enforced. Until now.

A Saskatchewan judge has ruled that foreign nationals do not have an inherent right to immigrate to Canada, in a decision involving an Indian lab technician whose immigration permit was revoked over ...

The U.S. Department of Justice is requesting for San Francisco Sheriff Paul Miyamoto to release information on all people ...

Letter: Not too long ago, I would see a lot of the “WWJD” (What Would Jesus Do?") bumper stickers. I don’t see them anymore. Maybe no one liked the answer.

There is strength in common sense. If you came to our country illegally, there should be consequences. Unfortunately, for the past three decades, lack of enforcement of our immigration laws has ...

To the editor: I am extremely grateful for the hardworking immigrants who harvest our produce, work in our meat processing plants, care for our elderly in nursing homes, re-roof our houses, clean ...

Nearly 100 civil rights groups signed a letter sent to FIFA expressing concern over U.S. immigration policies ahead of the 2026 men's soccer World Cup ...

California Republicans ask President Trump to focus immigration efforts on ‘violent criminals’ rather than ‘non-criminal migrants’ The six legislators say they want the Trump ...

According to the authoritative Penn-Wharton budget model, “unauthorized immigrants paid about $24 billion in Social Security taxes in 2024 despite being ineligible for future benefits.” ...

Trump has admitted his immigration policies hurt farmers, which means it is hurting us. Where is the action we should expect to see from our senators and congressmen? There are a lot of things I ...

Immigration raids mirror past oppressions Editor: In 1850s America, escaped slaves and people that tried to help them were ruled criminals and the people that owned the slaves weren’t the law ...