Can the government arrest someone without releasing their name?

Immigrantion and Criminal Enforcement is the main federal agency charged with enforcing our nation's immigration laws. Well, it seems that they can arrest suspected illegal/undocumented individuals and have stated that they as an orgaization are not obligated to release the...

States leap into immigrant showdown

Legislators in Pennsylvania and beyond push laws to make it tougher on illegals, employers.

Everybody in the U.S. must register their nationality with the U.S. Government

Nobody knows how many Mexican citizens are in the United States. 12 million is just an estimate. It could be a far greater number. And besides, non-American-citizens should not step foot in the U.S. without permission. Some that sneak into the country could be part of...

States producing more than 500 immigration-orientated bills this year

Felony for a non-citizen to vote in a state election. <--- This should have been law years ago. 

Myrick, sheriff lobby for immigration court in Charlotte

Hundreds of thousands of "The Undocumented" in North Carolina. A federal immigration court is needed in Charlotte.

Return to Sender

While politicians talk endlessly about what to do, the Feds are doing it.

Dozens steal Californian's identity

One stolen Social Security number was used in 17 states. The shadow of suspicion falls on "The Undocumented".

health officials sometimes don't know who's a U.S. citizen and who isn't

U.S. taxpayers are quietly footing a fast-growing, multi-million-dollar tab, for medical emergencies suffered by noncitizens.

Gregoire sends Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez $50 million bill

Gov. Chris Gregoire has sent an invoice of nearly $50 million to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. He says the federal government needs to reimburse the state for the cost of housing criminal illegal immigrants.

Twelve Million Landed On Ellis Island

Approximately the same number as there are Mexican citizens in the United States today.

Repatriation of Mexican citizens resumed

The U.S. and Mexican governments have resumed a repatriation program to return Mexican nationals caught illegally in the United States to their hometowns in Mexico's interior.

Many U.S.-born Latinos say Mexican citizens are not paying their dues

"These people coming in now want everything given to them without having earned it"

More Mexican citizens are sneaking into the U.S. in vehicles

"In a car, you can get through the border really easily''

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