RT Project for Immigration Reform (@PFIRorg)From the @nytimes:“India is one of the top sources of illegal immigration to the United States, according to the Pew Research Center. As of 2022, more than 700,000 undocumented Indians were living in the United States, the center estimates, making them the third-largest group, behind Mexicans and Salvadorans.” ...

RT Project for Immigration Reform (@PFIRorg)Also Microsoft: “We need more H-1Bs to fill white collar jobs at Microsoft.” ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@skgreen @niamalikah Why haven’t we seen more Republicans in Congress breaking with Trump on immigration when the public largely supports Democrats’ reforms?Watch LIVE as @skgreen discusses with @niamalikah and @MaryEllenKlas: https://t.co/yp5Ahsol7c ...

Congress is facing a major time crunch before funding lapses for the entire Department of Homeland Security at the end of this week. And there are no signs that Republicans and Democrats are anywhere close to a deal. Senate Democrats did release a draft legislation over the weekend that includes their wish list of immigration reforms to ICE and Border Patrol in exchange for funding DHS.And party leadership is not budging from those demands. They include targeted operations, no masks for agents, an end to ra ...

LESS THAN 14 % OF THE NEARLY 400 ,000 IMMIGRANTS ARRESTED BY IC SINCE PRESIDENT TRUMP RETURNED TO OFFICE A YEAR AGO HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH OR CONVICTED OF VIOLENT CRIMINAL THAT IS ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL STATISTICS CONTAINED IN A DHS DOCUMENT OBTAINED BY CBS NEWS. EXCUSE ME. JOINING US, MSNOW SENIOR NATIONAL AND POLITICAL REPORTER JACOB SOBOROFF, Also with us, NYU law professor and MSNOW legal analyst, Melissa Murray.Let's talk about the stats here. 14 % had convictions━fewer than 14 % had convictions for vio ...

RT Project for Immigration Reform (@PFIRorg)Most illegal aliens who come here seeking work end up using Social Security numbers stolen from U.S. citizens. By contrast, F-1 student visa holders from India who violate the terms of their visas by working off-campus do so entirely off the books, paid in cash to avoid leaving a paper trail that could later jeopardize their immigration status. Owners of Indian restaurants and stores favor these arrangements because they can pay below-market wages to workers with ...

RT Project for Immigration Reform (@PFIRorg)“You weren’t meant to find this job ad. Now you’ve ruined our chance to get our H-1B worker a green card, because Americans are applying for the job and that has disrupted the labor certification process.” ...

ALL RIGHT. AS PROMISED, JOINING US, NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN MIKE LAWLER. CONGRESSMAN, THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.THANKS FOR HAVING ME, KATIE. ALL RIGHT. SO YOU SAID YES TO THE FULL FISCAL YEAR 2026 DEMOCRATICS HOMELAND SECURITY FUNDING BILL INCLUDES ABOUT 10 BILLION MORE IN ICE FUNDING AS PART OF DHS APPROPRIATIONS.WHY DOES ICE NEED MORE MONEY. WELL, FIRST OF ALL, THERE THERE WERE SEVEN DEMOCRATS THAT JOINED US, SO THIS DID HAVE BIPARTISAN SUPPORT TO GET ACROSS THE FINISH LINE. BUT SECONDARILY, THIS THIS REALLY ...

Core Points - Mark Zuckerberg has severed ties with the pro-immigration group FWD.us, which he co-founded over a decade ago, as the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) shifts its focus away from political advocacy towards science and biomedical research [1][6][9] - This marks the first time FWD.us will operate without financial support from Zuckerberg, Chan, or CZI since its inception in 2013 [2][3] - The formal separation occurred in April 2023, with FWD.us removing CZI from its internal bylaws [3] Group 1: Changes in Philanthropic Focus - CZI is transitioning away from political and social advocacy, concentrating on scientific endeavors, particularly through initiatives like the Biohub [6][9] - Zuckerberg has made significant changes at Meta Platforms Inc., including dismantling diversity programs and altering hate speech policies related to immigration [5][10] Group 2: Impact on FWD.us - FWD.us is losing its primary financial backer at a critical time, as the Trump administration has intensified its immigration enforcement policies [12] - Since its founding, over half of the approximately $400 million donated to FWD.us has come from Zuckerberg's philanthropic efforts [13] - FWD.us has been preparing for financial independence, with funding from non-CZI sources increasing three to four times between 2022 and 2024 [16] Group 3: Future Advocacy and Strategy - FWD.us President Todd Schulte stated that the organization is focusing on data-driven advocacy to address immigration and criminal justice reform [20][21] - The group aims to advance bipartisan solutions that enhance the economy and improve immigration and criminal justice systems [21]

RT Project for Immigration Reform (@PFIRorg)Believe it or not, this is how immigration actually functioned before the 1990 Act. U.S. consulates used to reject nearly 80% of visa applicants by assuming they had no intention of leaving once they arrived. So unless you were admitted to a top-tier university or had an American sponsor willing to go through the process and plead your case to the State Department, your chances of getting a visa were slim. Now, visas are handed out like candy. ...