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The Mass Deportation That Isn't: What the Numbers Actually Say About America's Biggest Immigration Promise
A note on sources: This article draws on data from the Deportation Data Project (obtained from ICE via FOIA), the American Immigration Council, the Cato Institute, Austin Kocher's Substack analysis of ICE ERO data, and government statistics from ICE and DHS. Where numbers conflict between sources, we note the discrepancy. The Mass Deportation That Isn't: What the Numbers Actually Say About America's Biggest Immigration Promise The Promise and the Math On January 20, 2025, Don
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The Supreme Court Said No. Now They Want to Stop Pregnant Women at the Border
July 7, 2026 | United States | Birthright Citizenship | Birth Tourism | Immigration Policy The Supreme Court Said No. Now They Want to Stop Pregnant Women at the Border The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on June 30. The Constitution holds. Children born in the United States are citizens. The case is closed. The meeting at the White House started the same afternoon. Stephen Miller, Tom Homan, and DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin gathered with President Trump within hours of the ruling
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