Project for Immigration Reform

UC Considering Hiring Foreign-Born Students without Valid Work Permits

A Los Angeles Times news story revealed that the University of California intends to hire illegal alien students even though they don’t have employment authorization documents, a brazen immigration law violation. To defend their prospective  [...]

UC Considering Hiring Foreign-Born Students without Valid Work Permits

A Los Angeles Times news story revealed that the University of California intends to hire illegal alien students even though they don’t have employment authorization documents, a brazen immigration law violation. To defend their prospective lawless action, the UC regents fell back on wokeness, saying they were motivated  [...]

Is Current Immigration Policy Helping to Foster a Civil Society?

Dear All: The past two weeks have supplied an embarrassment of riches in the form of stories that a few years ago would have been fodder for the tabloids versus an accounting of actual events.  Case in point is the exuberance of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary,  [...]

Migrant Invasion Angers Chicago’s Black Citizens

Newly sworn-in Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson faces the unenviable tasks of reducing the city’s soaring crime, solving widespread homelessness and restoring decaying schools overcrowded with underperforming pupils. The Chicago Police department reported that the 2021 homicide total hit 800, a 25-year high. An estimated 66,000 residents are homeless;  [...]

• Wish List: Pro-U.S. Tech Worker H-1B Visa
  Polling shows that 72 percent of likely voters think the country is headed in the wrong direction. No other conclusion could possibly be reached. Inflation is up 8.5 percent since March 2021. At the pump, AAA calculates that the average ...
• America Last Rolls on; New Batch of H-1B Workers Arriving Soon
  On April 1, employers will learn which among them will gain access to H-1B visas, and also the total number of visas each will be awarded. Now entering its fourth decade of aggressively displacing qualified U.S. tech workers, and often ...
• Why Won’t The Senate Discuss Restricting Immigration?
    Founder’s Corner Dear All, On Tuesday, Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA), chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, and Border Safety, held a hearing to “examine the challenges immigrants face in seeking lawful permanent resident status, and the need to overhaul and ...
• Next Wave of Evacuees to the U.S. Likely to be Ukrainian
  Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine has brought devastation or death to hundreds of thousands of people. Around the globe, Russia’s assault on the Ukraine has outraged fair-minded people. Russia is 28-times Ukraine’s size, has twice its population, and its military ...
• New Legislation Has Familiar Goal: Displacing U.S. Tech Workers
  Like all America, Capitol Hill is focused on Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine and watching the continuous updates with apprehension. But even though Congress’ attention is diverted, its dreary business which often includes American worker displacement continues. Last week, Iowa Republican ...

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• BLS Report Encouraging to Vulnerable Hispanics, Blacks and the Disabled
  As if the unappetizing buffet of presidential candidates isn’t troublesome enough for the Democratic Party, along came an unexpectedly strong November jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In November, the economy created 266,000 jobs, aided in part by ...
• New Report:
  53 Million Americans Hold Low-Wage Jobs
  The Brookings Institution’s Metropolitan Policy Program just released a study that casts serious doubt on President Trump’s insistence that the economy is improving, and that the employment market is strong. Brookings’ findings confirm that working doesn’t necessarily translate into earning a ...
• BLS Report Reflects Lower Average Wages: An Explanation
  As the classic Johnny Mercer/ Harold Arlen tune goes, let’s “Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive.” The White House adopted the advice of the popular 1944 song, along with “eliminate the negative,” and applied it to the October Bureau of Labor Statistics report. ...
• Ag Secretary: More Guest Workers ‘Solution’ to Immigration Problem
  Every time an immigration conflict appears on the horizon, expansionists press for one of two solutions: amnesty or broader guest worker programs. Most often the push for more comes from Beltway lobbyists, but often the pressure emanates from within the ...
• August BLS Report Omits Key Data Revealing Future Worker Challenges, including Immigration and Robotics
  Shortly after the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its August report which showed that the economy had created a middling 130,000 new jobs, the White House issued an effusive statement. Pointing to record low unemployment rates for black Americans, 5.5 percent, ...

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• Elections Have Consequences
  Executive Director's Corner Dear All: It’s Saturday morning, November 5th and I will undoubtably be headed to Ronks, Pennsylvania to toss, smash and bash pumpkins at the annual Pumpkin Madness Festival. It’s also three days before the midterm elections and much like the ...
• White House Ignores Fentanyl Death Toll
  In the days leading up to Halloween, local and federal law enforcement officials alerted parents to the risk that fentanyl could be disguised as candy. Analysts attribute Mexico’s Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation Cartels for mass-producing fentanyl pills in rainbow-like ...
• For Immigration Expansionists, Everything Isn’t Enough
  Imagine if White House officials, the Chamber of Commerce, the establishment media, corporate America and ethnic identity advocacy groups agreed to an immigration roundtable. Then, further imagine that the moderator asked three questions. The first question: “Given that fiscal year ...
• U.S. Marshals Ordered to Stand Down on Immigration Enforcement
  The Biden administration has ordered the nation’s oldest law enforcement agency, the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS), created in 1789, to stand down on arresting illegal immigrants, and to no longer detain them for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The marshals’ history ...
• Administration’s Cartel-Enriching Border Betrayal
  Only a handful of insiders realize the true magnitude of the border crisis and its consequences. Those in the know include defanged Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents, neutered Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, journalists whose truthful reporting rarely makes national ...

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