Plan D?

Biden Administration Let Iranian Assassin Into Country on Special Permit

Interesting

BREAKING: SCOTUS Delays End of Title 42

D is for Delusional

Hubris, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki Says President Trump Started the Border Crisis, Joe Biden Trying to Clean it Up

On all things, not just illegals.

Somebody Had To Say It

Offered Without Comment

Offered Without Comment

Yep

The question is what your definition of amnesty is. It's a vague word at best that can mean many things.

I suggest we keep it simple. In the case of the "Dreamers" amnesty should allow for just about anything citizenship entails, for them to work and study here as long as they wish, except for that most precious of all things in a democratic republic -- the vote. Under no circumstances can or should someone who has arrived in our country illegally, no matter at what age, be allowed ever to vote in our elections at any level -- federal, state or local.

To borrow a phrase from Barack Obama, it "wouldn't be fair." Those millions of legal immigrants from all over the world who stood in line and played by the rules deserve the right to determine this country's future in elections. Those that didn't, don't. If the extent of the "Dreamers'" American dream is so great that they feel an overwhelming desire to vote, they are free to go home and wait in line like everybody else.

Undocumented Citizens

AP Now Calling Illegal Aliens "Undocumented Citizens"

Seriously?

Current Events

Like It Or Not

Whether you approve or disapprove of President Trump's 90-day ban on entry into the country of people from seven Muslim countries, the law give him that right.



Also here.

8 U.S. Code 1882 (f)

Scoll down a bit. It's there. 

H/T to Borepatch.

Mr. Magoo...

...lives and he's working for Homeland Security. That explains so much.

Not only does religion matter in determining who is a refugee. It's the law.

The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, which governs these issues, defines “refugee” as someone who has fled from his or her home country and cannot return because he or she has a well-founded fear of persecution on account of “religion” – as well as race, nationality, political opinion or membership in a particular social group. This certainly doesn’t let us use a religious test to filter otherwise-eligible immigrants out. But it does mean that when we’re deciding who to admit as refugees, religion matters.

So, when we think about religious refugees from the war-torn parts of the Middle East, who are we talking about? Right now Christians who are being singled out for religious persecution – beheadings, beatings, rape, forced conversions, enslavement. So also Yazidis, Mandaeans, and a few other smaller groups. Many Muslims are also displaced and suffering, but the Islamic State is not systematically targeting them for being Islamic. Our refugee policy should take that into consideration. This is not a “religious test.” It is a persecution test.

Not that Obama really cares what the law is if it is contrary to his wants. He doesn't.

Refugee Roulette

Increasingly looks that way doesn't it?

Crickets

Obama’s silence on Kathryn Steinle killing is deafening

Sanctuary

Fatal shooting in San Francisco ignites immigration policy debate

Bill Whittle: Brass Tacks on Immigration

Quote of the Day

And these illegal aliens are willing to do the work that Americans will no longer do — namely, vote Democrat. - Howie Carr

Now THAT"S gotta sting.

Yup