Immigration

Former CNN host Jim Acosta hates conspiracy theories unless, of course, he happens to be the one peddling them. On his Tuesday Substack podcast, Acosta mused, without evidence, that the Trump Administration could send ICE to polling stations to intimidate Latinos into not voting.

The PBS News Hour aggressively, almost amusingly avoided the term “illegal” to describe illegal immigrants in Friday’s story on President Trump’s call for a new U.S. Census that would not count illegal immigrants, a move that would change the recorded population of various states and perhaps result in fewer members in the congressional delegation of some states with high illegal-…

On Sunday's The Weekend: Primetime, NPR's Jasmine Garsd joined the regular MSNBC panel to fret over the alleged "brutality" of ICE arrests, and went along with co-host Charles Coleman Jr. dismissing Dean Cain and other potential ICE recruits as "rogue cowboys."

PolitiFact is hyper-aggressive in “fact checking” Donald Trump, with eight “checks” over the last 30 days and four of them “Pants On Fire” denunciations. On Friday, they slapped a “Mostly False” on this presidential post on Truth Social: “Promises kept: negative net migration (in the U.S.) for the first time in 50 years!”

On Thursday afternoon, MSNBC's Chris Jansing presided over a panel that fretted over video of border agents using a Penske truck to lure and arrest illegal aliens in Los Angeles, and contributor Tim Miller scoffed over right-leaning actor Dean Cain announcing plans to join ICE.

CBS correspondent Adam Yamaguchi unraveled the conspiratorial notion on Friday that President Trump has turned the network into state TV. During a report on Evening News, Yamaguchi ran an uncritical profile that featured a trio of anti-ICE activists and the ways they are trying to thwart the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

Closing out another week of Democratic guests, outgoing The Late Show host Stephen Colbert welcomed California Sen. Alex Padilla to CBS on Thursday to hope that he is successful in giving legal status to illegal immigrants because President Trump’s immigration policy is defined by its purposeful “brutality and cruelty.”

The liberal media cannot help but cry over the law being upheld as Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest and deport illegal immigrants across the country. On Thursday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe had a meltdown over the immigration detention center, Alligator Alcatraz, being “inhumane” for illegal immigrants. 

As Congressman Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) appeared as a guest on Sunday's The Weekend, MSNBC fill-in co-host Jason Johnson wondered what might be done to deter potential job applicants from answering Homeland Security's push to recruit more ICE agents.

Appearing as a guest on MSNBC's Deadline: White House on Monday, contributor Eddie Glaude condemned President Donald Trump's immigration policies as "evil" as he reacted to a pre-recorded interview that reporter Jacob Soboroff did with Narciso Barranco -- an illegal alien who was arrested by border patrol agents last month after he swung a weed-whacker at them.

As Immigration and Customs Enforcement continued to arrest and deport illegal immigrants across the country, the liberal media had seemingly forgotten the purpose of law enforcement. On Tuesday, MSNBC’s Morning Joe gushed for Association of Professional Flight Attendants representative Alex Roberts’s op-ed in The Tennessean, “Commercial airlines are for consumers and cargo, not ICE…

Earlier in the week, Fox News gave coverage to a classic example of why illegal aliens with criminal records should be deported instead of being protected by sanctuary jurisdictions.

On CBS Mornings Plus Tuesday, co-hosts Vladimir Duthiers and Adriana Diaz, alongside immigration reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez, finally asked themselves whether or not President Donald Trump’s immigration policy was truly as unprecedented as the media made it out to be. Unfortunately, even with all the information to the contrary clearly laid out in front of them, they came to the…

Years after the Black Lives Matter protests and attendant vandalism, looting and burning, the PBS news division is suddenly worried that masks….help people get away with crimes! Why the sudden interest? Well, it’s a way to indirectly fault ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) for criminals impersonating agents. Sunday’s NewsHour Weekend segment carried the online headline “Rise…