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May 14th, 2021 3 min read COMMENTARY BY Director, Center for Technology Policy Lora is Director of the Center for Technology Policy and Senior Research Fellow for Homeland Security at The Heritage Foundation. Illegal immigrants from Guatemala wait to be processed after turning themselves over to authorities at the U.S.-Mexico border May 12, 2021 in Yuma, Arizona. RINGO CHIU / AFP / Getty Images Key Takeaways Far from solving anything, the “Bipartisan Border Solutions Act” would merely fuel and perpetuate the current crisis on our southern bo...

Navarrette: On immigration, there are so many plans, so few good ones FacebookTwitterEmail There are a lot of plans swirling around Washington on how to fix the border crisis. But then, as the notorious boxer Mike Tyson once said: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” The former heavyweight champ had it right. In the immigration debate, the best-laid plans get sidetracked by harsh realities. President Joe Biden is getting creamed by reality. In a recent Washington Post/ABC News poll, 53 percent of respondents disapproved of Biden’s handling of the surge in Central A...

'Solutions Act' would not solve the border crisis Follow Us Question of the Day   Honduran and Cuban migrants are questioned by Mexican migration authorities after attempting to cross the Rio Bravo on the border with the U.S., in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua state, Mexico, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. The number of people apprehended at the ... more > ANALYSIS/OPINION: Far from solving anything, the ”Bipartisan Border Solutions Act” would merely fuel and perpetuate the current crisis on our southern border. It would provide the bureaucratic “infrastructure�...

By Jack Turman April 23, 2021 / 6:50 AM / CBS News Two senators from opposing parties and who both represent border states unveiled their immigration bill Thursday to address the rising levels of migrants at the southern border. The bill, proposed by Republican Senator John Cornyn of Texas and Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, would increase  the country's capacity to manage the historically high numbers of migrants, increase the speed of adjudicating asylum claims, aid local communities along the border and ensure that migrants are treated humanely and un...

Senators introduce bipartisan immigration bill to address high levels of migration By Jack Turman April 22, 2021 / 3:31 PM / CBS News Two senators from opposing parties and who both represent border states unveiled their immigration bill Thursday to address the rising levels of migrants at the southern border. The bill, proposed by Republican Senator John Cornyn of Texas and Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, would increase  the country's capacity to manage the historically high numbers of migrants, increase the speed of adjudicating asylum claims, aid loca...