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Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed SB 4 on December 18, placing Texas on the course to yet another state-federal preemption challenge regarding the enforcement of immigration law...

After years of hustle and hardship, Juventino Meza earned his degree this year and is planning to take the bar exam in 2024

BOSTON — The states community colleges are experiencing a bump in enrollment for the first time in a decade, with new programs providing free and discounted tuition driving the increase

Illinois lawmakers passed and Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed nearly 600 bills into law this year. More than half will take effect on Jan. 1. Here are 24 of them.

New York Attorney General Letitia James leads multistate coalition of 19 attorneys general calling on the Department of Homeland Security to expedite and expand access to work authorization for newly arrived immigrants.

The anarchy at our southern border is a direct consequence of the court’s unwise 2012 ruling in Arizona v. U.S., which needs to be overruled.

Illinois lawmakers passed and Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed nearly 600 bills into law this year. More than half will take effect on Jan. 1. Here are 24 of them.

Illinois lawmakers passed and Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed nearly 600 bills into law this year. More than half will take effect on Jan. 1. Here are 24 of them.

A new Texas law allows police to arrest migrants who cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally and allows local judges to order them to leave.

Over the weekend, I joined 14 Republican Senate colleagues in releasing a letter calling for a meeting of the Senate Republican Conference to discuss the negotiations with the White House and Senate Democrats regarding securing our border. The letter appears to have succeeded in letting Senate leadership know that a large group of senators does not want to be jammed with legislation addressing the catastrophe at our border without a thorough review by us and the public.