Interview: North Korean Defector Shares Her Story Of Torture, Escape, And Freedom
“We thought we would die in North Korea because it was exposed to the government that we believed in Christianity.”
Data Indicates Illegal Immigrants Are Exploiting U.S. Asylum With False Claims
Migrants to the United States have become far more likely to claim asylum. The result is a growing backlog of court cases, which harms actual refugees and drags U.S. resources.
Judge To Tennessee: You’ll Take Refugees Whether You Want To Or Not
Many aspects of the refugee resettlement program force states and local governments to continue to accept refugees even if they choose not to participate.
What I Saw Of The World Inside A Greek Refugee Camp
The average time someone spends living as a refugee is 20 years. These weren’t refugees fleeing war and persecution, but poverty.
Is Trump Really About To Deport 200,000 Salvadorans? Not Quite
Progressives are predictably hysterical over the Trump administration’s decision to end an immigration program benefitting Salvadorans, but of course the reality is a bit complex. Let’s unpack what’s really going on here.
If Liberals Really ‘Welcome Refugees,’ Why Aren’t Any In Their Neighborhoods?
‘Refugees are welcome’ is a completely safe political statement for people in my uncle’s ritzy neighborhood to make, because they know it isn’t something they’ll ever have to deal with.
No Surprise U.S. Wants Out Of U.N. Migration Pact Given Europe’s Track Record
While many are calling this a sign of American isolationism, administration officials maintain the real problem is that the compact threatens U.S. sovereignty.
Supreme Court Partially Lifts Injunctions Against Trump’s Travel Ban
The Supreme Court has substantially upheld a significant part of the executive power by which President Trump’s immigration order was issued.
Election Results Likely To Accelerate Turkey’s Authoritarianism
Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party are hailing the victory as a clear mandate from the people, despite winning by a razor-thin margin.
What The United States Can Do To Address North Korea’s Human Rights Crisis
The security threat North Korea poses is undeniable, but what is less recognized is the link between human rights abuse and the Kim regime’s survival.
Everything You Need To Know About Trump’s New Immigration Order
The new immigration executive order is better than the old one. Here are the main things it gets right, and the big questions it leaves unanswered.
Refugees Have Converted Even The New York Times Into Bible-Thumpers
Liberals have suddenly overcome their aversion to citing Jesus Christ, and even—the horror!—of quoting Leviticus, all to bash us into their preferred refugee and immigration policies.
What I Learned About Helping Refugees While Risking My Life For Iraqis
What’s best for the refugees should be the question at hand. We can acknowledge and respect our cultural differences and consider that regional alternatives are a good solution.
Most Americans Support Trump’s Immigration Order, And They’re Not All Racists
As Trump considers fighting the courts or drafting another executive order, it’s important to remember many Americans view things very differently from the so-called mainstream.
Trump’s Immigration Order Exploited Vulnerable People For Political Gain
Refugees are already subject to extreme vetting, and refugees are much less likely than the general American population to commits acts of violence.
In Rejecting Refugee Priority, Middle Eastern Christians Act Like Abuse Victims
Not only do these Christians have hundreds of years of oppressed mentality to overcome, but Muslims, just like wife-beaters, increase their wrathful acts upon their victims when they seek help.
Blaming America First Is An Ignorant Way To Approach Immigration
Somehow a deal the Australian prime minister made to send us 1,250 refugees Australia did not want reflects badly on America’s willingness to take refugees?
Australia’s Refugees Are Not America’s Problem
While news reports focused on the controversy and chaos, the underlying question is strangely untouched: why should the United States accept refugees from Australia?
My Family Had To Follow Immigration Law. Why Shouldn’t Refugees?
Our family shouldn’t be threatened with a ‘punch in the face’ for seeking to protect our naturally born and adopted children from terrorism.
By Targeting Uber, Immigration Protesters Punish Innocent Bystanders
These pointless protests did little besides making it harder for tired folks from all over the world to get to their destination after what could have been a 12-hour flight.
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