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The short answer: there is no authoritative source showing "20 million" or "25 million" people illegally entered and remained in the United States during the Biden presidency; government encounter cou...
Available sources show long-standing evidence that many Somali refugees and immigrant households have relied on public assistance, but the reporting here does not provide a clear, consistent decade-lo...
Available reporting shows that a minority—but a substantial one—of Israeli Jews trace their recent ancestry to Europe and the Americas: roughly one-third to about 36% of the Jewish population dependin...
Claims that “President Joe Biden shipped in immigrants” refer to a mix of official parole programs that allowed people to fly directly to U.S. airports under eligibility rules and partisan accusations...
Estimates for Somali-born or Somali-origin people in the U.S. in recent reporting vary widely: several sources using American Community Survey (ACS) or aggregated counts place the total Somali-origin ...
Available sources do not provide a decade-by-decade breakdown of which U.S. visa categories Somali‑born immigrants used since 1980; reporting and data briefs describe broad pathways—refugee/asylee and...
ICE’s mission and practice are shaped by legal prioritization, limited resources, and shifting agency focus, which helps explain why many interior arrests are not of people with violent murder convict...
Monthly border encounters fell sharply after President Trump took office in January 2025: DHS and multiple outlets report monthly southwest-border apprehensions dropped to the single- or low‑thousands...
Available reporting shows an increase in enforcement actions and policy changes in 2025 that aim to identify and remove unauthorized immigrants, but published counts and direct comparisons of “removal...