President Trump’s relatively modest plan to reduce illegal crossing of the southern U.S. border, using existing wall improvements and technology solutions, is not a wall.

Lifting country-of-origin limits on employment-based green cards is a proactive step in U.S. immigration reform. Can it help the U.S. stay competitive in the innovation race?

The Unhinging of America: Hyperbole is poison; Nuance is the antidote.

For some in rural America, the answer is already no. Is improving legal immigration the key to averting a painful shortage of medical professionals?

The Republican Party needs to reinvent itself as the party of legal immigration and start proactively attracting, recruiting and retaining talented people from all over the world.

Signs point to yes even if Democrats in the media still stubbornly say no.

It should be Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-FL). The former U.S. Congresswoman, former Foreign Affairs Committee Chair, and first Cuban-American in Congress is far more qualified for the appointment.

The number one U.S. export is creative ideas. What is America doing to attract top talent in tech, medicine, science, and the arts from around the world?

Or did the star fall on its own? Either way, the future of the European Union seems uncertain.