- Trump administration files Supreme Court appeal after Ninth Circuit ruling halting new asylum policy

The Trump administration on Tuesday formally asked the Supreme Court to block a nationwide ban on the administration’s new asylum policy that was unilaterally instituted by a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals judge last month.
In a November news conference days before the midterm elections, Trump had vowed to turn away all asylum seekers who attempt to ...
- Migrant Families Cross Texas Border Seeking Asylum

Government reports indicate that more than 1,100 Central American migrants cross illegally per day into the U.S. along the southwest border with Mexico. Breitbart News traveled to the Rio Grande Valley Sector in South Texas where hundreds of migrants cross daily.
Breitbart News’ Border/Cartel Chronicles Editor-in-Chief Brandon Darby and journalist Ildefonso Ortiz traveled to the Texas-Mexico ...
- Migrant Families Cross Texas Border Seeking Asylum

Government reports indicate that more than 1,100 Central American migrants cross illegally per day into the U.S. along the southwest border with Mexico. Breitbart News traveled to the Rio Grande Valley Sector in South Texas where hundreds of migrants cross daily.
Breitbart News’ Border/Cartel Chronicles Editor-in-Chief Brandon Darby and journalist Ildefonso Ortiz traveled to the Texas-Mexico ...
- Feds find girl, 2, strapped to chest of teen boy caught crossing US-Mexico border

SAN DIEGO – Federal officials are trying to track down the mother of a two-year-old girl who was found strapped to the chest of a 17-year-old boy traveling with a group of illegal immigrants just north of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Border Patrol agents said late Monday they located the group about two miles north of the ...
- 2-Year-Old Migrant Found in California Without Parents, Says Border Patrol

San Diego Sector Border Patrol agents found a two-year-old girl near Campo, California, without a parent. A 17-year-old unaccompanied male claims the mother asked him to carry the girl when she became tired.
Border Patrol agents assigned to the Campo Station came upon a group of migrants who illegally crossed the border on November 27. As ...
- No Majority of Citizens in the World Support Increasing Immigration

There is no majority of citizens in the world that supports increasing immigration levels to their home nation, a Pew Research Center study reveals.
The research found that of the 27 nations surveyed, not a single one supported increasing immigration by a majority. In fact, less than 15 percent of the median total of the 27 ...
- Ammon Bundy off social media after backlash from Trump criticism

Ammon Bundy said he was leaving social media after receiving backlash from his Trump criticism.
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Ammon Bundy, the leader of an armed militia that took over an Oregon wildlife preserve to protest federal land policies, said he’s quitting social media after facing backlash over comments he made criticizing President Trump over the migrant caravan.
Bundy told BuzzFeed ...
- Reps. Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows: Build the wall — do what we said we’d do

We make the job of serving in Congress way too complicated. It’s pretty basic. What did we tell the voters we were going to do when they elected us to represent them? That’s what we should do.
Voters elected President Trump to shake up Washington. In his first two years, the president has kept his promises. ...
- Dozens of faith leaders arrested at San Diego ‘Love Knows No Borders’ protest

U.S. Border Patrol agents at a pro-migration protest by members of various faith groups showing support for Central American asylum-seekers. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
SAN DIEGO – U.S. authorities Monday arrested 32 faith leaders marching in California ...
- Migrants put US asylum plans on hold as they seek temp jobs in Tijuana

SAN DIEGO – Thousands of asylum-seeking migrants from Central America are starting to pick up day jobs in Mexico as they wait for their shot at legal entry into the United States.
Even though America is the ultimate goal, migrants including 20-year-old Josue Pineda understand it can take up to several months to get the asylum ...
- Hilarie Gamm Sets The Guardian Straight On What is Really Hurting the Middle Class

When it comes to the Hollowing Out of the U.S. Middle Class, Hilarie Gamm sets the record straight where others ignore the obvious
The reality is – robots and automation actually create jobs, create efficiencies and improve dangerous working conditions to the benefit of all. Economic expansion and improved quality are direct results of increased automation ...
- Kevin’s H.R. 392 Update – December 6, 2018 – Washington DC

We walked the halls of the Senate educating aides on the harm that will be done should H.R. 392 be attached as a rider to the DHS appropriations bill. We had the opportunity to sit with Aakash Singh, Counsel for Senator Grassley of Iowa. Aakash informed us that Grassley will fight any attempt at rider ...
- Hundreds of troops will be home for Christmas following border duty, Pentagon says

Several hundred active-duty troops will be home for Christmas after they were deployed to the U.S.-Mexico border in response to the migrant caravan crisis, officials said Monday.
The Pentagon said 400-500 active-duty troops will be home after spending weeks along the southern border, helping the Border Patrol erect barriers and string barbed wire to bolster security ...
- US starts to withdraw troops from Trump border mission

U.S. Border Patrol agents stand in front of a secondary fence in San Diego, California looking across border wall toward Mexico as they respond to a group of Central American migrants who crossed the border wall illegally, seen from across the wall in Tijuana, Mexico, ...
- Nearly 85 percent of UN nations back migration deal; not US

MARRAKECH, Morocco – Defying fierce opposition from the United States and a few other nations, nearly 85 percent of the countries at the U.N. agreed Monday on a sweeping yet non-binding accord to ensure safe, orderly and humane migration.
The debate over the Global Compact for Migration, the first of its kind, has proven to be ...
- Eight-month-old boy pushed under hole in US-Mexico border wall

Honduran migrant Joel Mendez, 22, passing his eight-month-old son Daniel through a hole under the U.S. border wall to his partner, Yesenia Martinez, 24, who had already crossed in Tijuana, Mexico, on Friday. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
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- Lindsey Graham to Trump: 'Dig In, Do Not Give In' on Border Wall

On this week’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Sunday Morning Futures,” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) advised President Donald Trump not to give in on his demand for $5 billion in border wall funding. Graham said, “If I were the president, I would dig in and not give in on additional wall funding. I want the ...
- Migrant man drowns in California canal illegally crossing border

A man who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally drowned in a California canal Wednesday during a storm, officials said.
The unidentified migrant and two others from El Salvador were spotted illegally entering the country about two miles west of the Gran Plaza Outlets near Calexico around 9 p.m. Wednesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in ...
- Tough border stance has DHS boss Kirstjen Nielsen back in Trump’s good graces, reports say

Nielsen on who is in the caravans and how they are managed
Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen says there is intelligence the caravans include a limited number of individuals from outside the region and warned that the most vulnerable are pushed ahead to frustrate the military. Catherine Herridge has the exclusive interview for ‘Special Report.’
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen ...
- Working while they wait, migrants seek jobs at US border

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In this Nov. 27, 2018 photo, migrants Nelson Landaverde, left, Angel Lemus, center, and Erick Canales, who traveled with a caravan of Central American migrants, pose for a photo at their new job as car washers, in ...
- San Diego non-profits running out of space for migrant caravan asylum seekers

SAN DIEGO, Calif. – A group of San Diego-based nonprofits claim they are running out of money and space to house, clothe and feed hundreds of asylum-seeking families ICE agents have been quietly bussing in and dumping onto the streets.
The San Diego Rapid Response Network (SDRRN), a coalition of human rights, service and faith-based organizations, is urging ...
- Tijuana Marks 4100 Murders in Two Years amid Cartel Turf War

The cartel war in Tijuana continues at an alarming rate with 4,189 murdered in a two year period, coinciding with the current term of Mayor Juan Manuel Gastélum Buenrostro.
According to statistics compiled from the state attorney general’s office, local media noted the first two years of Mayor Gastélum Buenrostro’s term were the most violent in the ...
- Honduran, woman, 19, scales border wall to give birth in US

SAN DIEGO, Calif. – Maryury Elizabeth Serrano-Hernandez was more than seven months pregnant when she left Honduras.
At just 19, she and her husband Miguel Ortiz, along with their three-year-old son, traveled more than 2,000 miles in search of a better life.
Sometimes they walked. Other times they relied on rides from strangers or traveled on crowded ...
- Relations with Trump ‘good,’ Mexico’s ‘AMLO’ says; floats jobs package for migrants

Mexico’s new left-wing president on Wednesday said his relationship with President Trump is “good” and promised the two will talk about immigration soon.
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, popularly known as “AMLO,” is expected by many to become a vocal critic of the Trump administration and come into conflict on immigration issues.
A caravan of about 7,000 ...
- Honduran woman in migrant caravan gives birth in US

SAN DIEGO – A Honduran woman affiliated with a caravan of Central American migrants has given birth on U.S. soil shortly after entering the country illegally.
Customs and Border Protection said Wednesday that agents arrested the woman Nov. 26 after she entered the country illegally near Imperial Beach, California, across the border from Tijuana, Mexico.
The woman ...
- Caravan Migrant Delivers Baby in California

A migrant who traveled with a caravan of 7,000 to 10,000 Central Americans to Tijuana delivered a baby in California after illegally crossing the border. The child will be awarded birthright citizenship.
A woman named “Maryuri” in an NBC report reveals she delivered her baby in San Diego.
“He was born here in San Diego,” the woman told the ...
- Mexico’s new leader says relations with Trump good

Mexico’s President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador holds his first news conference as president, which started at 7 a.m. local time in Mexico City, Monday, Dec. 3, 2018. Mexico’s newly inaugurated president hit the ground running Monday with his pledge to govern as a common man ...
- Trump Should Get Reforms for GOP College Grad Outsource Plan

President Donald Trump should demand pro-American reforms to migration rules in exchange for supporting the GOP’s “country caps” outsourcing plan, says the outgoing chairman of the House judiciary committee.
“Much prefer to do that, absolutely,” Virginia Rep. Bob Goodlatte told Jessica Vaughan, policy director of the Center for Immigration Studies, who asked him about the ...
- Mattis OKs extension of troop deployment on Mexico border

WASHINGTON – The Pentagon says Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has approved plans to extend the deployment of active-duty U.S. troops at the southern border with Mexico until January 31.
The 45-day extension was requested by the Department of Homeland Security. It involves military forces that will install and repair wire barriers and provide security and transportation ...
- Study: More than 7-in-10 California Immigrant Households Are on Welfare

More than 7-in-10 households headed by immigrants in the state of California are on taxpayer-funded welfare, a new study reveals.
The latest Census Bureau data analyzed by the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) finds that about 72 percent of households headed by noncitizens and immigrants use one or more forms of taxpayer-funded welfare programs in California ...