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Remain in Mexico is perfectly legal - Washington Examiner - Vimarsana News

Remain in Mexico is perfectly legal - Washington Examiner

The Supreme Court did not rescind the "Remain in Mexico" program that applied to illegal immigrants. President Joe Biden did.

Biden confronted by 'reality' of border crisis politics - Vimarsana News

Biden confronted by 'reality' of border crisis politics

President Joe Biden's declaration that he is prepared to "shut down" the border if given new authorities by Congress underscores the shifting public sentiment on immigration as migrant crossings break new daily records.

Biden confronted by 'reality' of border crisis politics - Vimarsana News

Biden confronted by 'reality' of border crisis politics

President Joe Biden's declaration that he is prepared to "shut down" the border if given new authorities by Congress underscores the shifting public sentiment on immigration as migrant crossings break new daily records. The emerging border compromise being negotiated in the Senate represents a possible escape hatch to the crisis, allowing Biden to address the

Texas Justice: Can Congress or U.S. Supreme Court Save Dreamers From Deportation? - Vimarsana News

Texas Justice: Can Congress or U.S. Supreme Court Save Dreamers From Deportation?

Texas federal court rules DACA unconstitutional, ending a policy shielding Dreamers, immigrants brought to the US as children from deportation.

Republican Study Committee organizes letter supporting inclusion of Border Security steps in debt talks - Vimarsana News

Republican Study Committee organizes letter supporting inclusion of Border Security steps in debt talks

Washington, D.C. – Thursday morning, U.S. Congressman Kevin Hern of Oklahoma – the Republican Study Committee (RSC) Chairman -- and RSC Budget and Spending Task Force Chairman Ben Cline of