Immigration Crimes are Dominating Federal Courts
A new Congressional Research Service report maps the explosive growth of immigration-related prosecutions and the legal fault lines that could reshape...
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A new Congressional Research Service report maps the explosive growth of immigration-related prosecutions and the legal fault lines that could reshape...

Nearly 50,000 foreign nationals are currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces, and more than 125,000 non-citizen veterans live in the United States today....

Four of President Trump's federal judicial nominees are headed toward a confirmation vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee, and two of them carry...

The Senate Budget Committee's business meeting on S.Con.Res.33 on May 20 is the procedural linchpin between a House-passed budget resolution and the...

A nearly $72 billion immigration and border security package is headed toward a formal Senate committee vote, and a $1 billion provision tied to White House...

A new Congressional Research Service report lands at a moment when immigration sits at the center of nearly every major policy fight in Washington. CRS...

Every day, more than 1.15 million people and 88,500 cargo containers cross into the United States through 328 ports of entry. The federal agency responsible...

A series of violent crimes allegedly committed by individuals in the country illegally has put Fairfax County, Virginia at the center of a national debate...

The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on a roughly $39.2 billion slice of the Republican reconciliation package — one of the most consequential...

A House Judiciary subcommittee is set to hold its second hearing on whether Islamic law and political Islam are compatible with the U.S. Constitution, a...

Congress is moving to lock in funding for immigration enforcement in a way that would be difficult for future lawmakers to undo. The FY2026 Budget...

A new Congressional Research Service report finds that international tourism to the United States is declining at a moment when the rest of the world is...

The birthright citizenship Supreme Court case now before the justices cuts to a foundational question: can a president rewrite 130 years of constitutional...

The Senate voted 47-50 on Wednesday to block a joint resolution that would have restored automatic extensions of work permits for legal immigrants, handing...

A new Congressional Research Service report published April 24 lays out the legal and operational realities of the ICE non-detained docket, and the picture...

The constitutional meaning of American citizenship — who gets it, who keeps it, and who can lose it — is heading to a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing...

Why it matters: Senate Republicans advanced a $140 billion budget resolution early Thursday morning designed to fund President Trump's immigration...

The Senate confirmed Andrew B. Davis to the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas on April 17, 2026, on a 47-45 vote that broke almost...

The S.Con.Res. 33 floor vote passed 52-46, with zero crossovers, setting up a reconciliation push to fund Trump's border agenda.

The House voted 220-207 on Wednesday to pass H.R. 1689, a bill that would require the Secretary of Homeland Security to restore the Haiti Temporary...