Immigration: Conservative and economic solutions to act now
Conservative solutions for immigration reform featuring commentary from Ben Carson, Sen. Rand Paul, Paul Ryan, Jeb Bush, Gov. Susana Martinez, Grover Norquist, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, John Engler, Thomas J. Donahue, Jay Timmons and Alex Nowrasteh.
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A common-sense prescription for immigration
We have all heard it said many times that America is a land of immigrants, some voluntary and some involuntary, but immigrants nevertheless.
Respecting the law by fixing it
Our immigration system is broken and both parties are to blame. But now is not the time for pointing fingers and inciting division — now is the time for solutions.
Why I'm committed to immigration reform
I am firmly committed to being part of reforming our nation's immigration laws. Conservatives and liberals agree that our complex immigration system is broken and in need of repair. Although the two sides disagree on solutions, I have three important ideas that should be part of the debate and that should please most Americans.
The reason to not give up on immigration reform
Winston Churchill said, "You can always count on Americans to do the right thing — after they've tried everything else." Indeed, few nations have been tested as much as the United States has.
Why immigration is good for U.S. growth
If one thing unites almost everyone in the United States, no matter their political views, it is this: We need greater investment and growth with more jobs and opportunity for as many Americans as possible. If there is another thing that most Americans can agree on, it is that too many elected leaders in Washington seem unwilling or unable to tackle the most pressing issues that face our country.
Jeb Bush: Congress should lead on immigration
As he flirts with a 2016 White House run, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has been one of the strongest voices calling on Congress to act on its own to reform the nation's immigration system. He also has been among the Republicans to offer the most specific solutions.
The time to win the future is now
We won our independence as a nation with 3 million Americans. Today we are the freest, richest and most powerful nation in the world with more than 300 million Americans. Immigration made us strong. Powerful. Economically dynamic. Growing.
Washington must act on immigration
We live in a country whose very foundation was built by immigrants — families from all around the world who, despite their differences in culture and language, had one common thread: They wanted freedom and opportunity that could be found only in America. This sentiment has endured for more than 200 years.
Paul Ryan: A detailed plan for Congress to act on immigration
Inside the House Republican caucus, Rep. Paul Ryan is the "idea's guy," unafraid to get a conversation going by putting forth fresh and concrete solutions to the nation's most pressing problems. He's done it for the federal budget, for reforming Medicare and most recently for transforming America's broken immigration system.
Hope for immigration reform in the 114th Congress
Our failed immigration policies in the United States don't work for anyone. I have long argued that we will never, ever solve this problem until we fix our legal immigration system.
Immigration reform: A conservative opportunity with Hispanics
Like all Americans, conservative Hispanics need to be united in calling for legislation that finds solutions to fix the broken system.
The need for a market-based agricultural worker program
With the midterm elections over, policymakers setting the agenda for the next Congress should keep in mind one important fact: America's immigration system needs work.
The conservative case for immigration reform
The debate over immigration reform, intensified by the surge of unaccompanied child migrants at the U.S.Mexico border, has many conservatives worried.
Giving U.S. manufacturers immigration certainty will help grow the economy
Now that a new Congress has been elected, it's time for our leaders to act on an issue that directly affects the health of manufacturing in the United States: immigration reform.
Trump to force border security showdown with Congress
President Trump said Thursday night that he's "a little torn" whether to force a government shutdown over border security funding before or after the midterm elections.
Trump bucks 'fake news' report that he regrets order to keep border families together
President Trump on Monday affirmed his support for his executive order to keep illegal immigrant families united when arrested at the border, calling a New York Times report that he regretted the action "fake news."
