Mark Krikorian

The House and Senate have simultaneous and opposite approaches to immigration.

For the U.S.-born, not so much.

This Sunday, March 31, isn’t just Easter — it’s also National Border Control Day, i.e., Cesar Chavez’s birthday.

Wanting to change more slowly is the core of the conservative temperament.

Announcing that a certain level of criminality will be officially tolerated simply invites more law-breaking.

The Biden administration’s latest executive diktat would give work permits and Social Security numbers to an estimated half a million individuals.

Trump’s ‘staple a green card to every diploma’ scheme would turn every university (and community college) into a citizenship-selling machine.

This administration’s deliberate gutting of immigration enforcement means many, many more Americans will be victimized than would otherwise be the case.

If she wasn’t the border czar, what was she doing staging a perfunctory photo op at the border after months of resisting it?

Experience shows that some significant number of illegal aliens can indeed be persuaded to self-deport.