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DHS Chief Admits Once Forgetting Pledge of Allegiance

Thursday at the Profession Services Council in Arlington, VA, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told the story of once forgetting the pledge of allegiance. “We said the pledge of allegiance here,” Johnson recounted. “I know the pledge of

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Homeland Sec: Exec Amnesty Improves Immigration System

On Thursday, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson claimed that President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty improves the nation’s immigration system. In an appearance on Andrea Mitchell’s MSNBC Show, Johnson said Obama’s unilateral immigration actions “are improvements to a broken immigration in

Secretary of Homeland Security testifies on immigration before House committee

Chaffetz Grills Johnson: ‘Did the President Change the Law?’

Tuesday at the House Homeland Security Committee hearing on President Barack Obama’s executive action on immigration, Rep. Jason E. Chaffetz (R-UT) grilled Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson over if Obama’s executive action was actually the president changing the law. Follow

Chaffetz Grills Johnson: ‘Did the President Change the Law?’

GOP Lawmakers Demand Obama Release Immigration Recommendations

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are demanding President Obama immediately reveal the immigration recommendations that he plans to use to take executive action on immigration reform. In a letter to Obama Monday, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-VA)

GOP Lawmakers Demand Obama Release Immigration Recommendations

ICE Plans New Facility for Illegal Immigrant Family Units

While the Obama administration has boasted about a decline in the number of apprehensions at the southern border, federal officials revealed this week that they are planning a new facility to house hundreds of illegal immigrant family units. Immigration and

ICE Plans New Facility for Illegal Immigrant Family Units

Report: US Sharply Cutting Deportations

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama, who has postponed until after Election Day his plans that could shield millions of immigrants from deportation, is already on pace this year to deport the fewest number of immigrants since at least 2007.

Report: US Sharply Cutting Deportations