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Senator Sessions: Senate Amnesty Bill’s Enforcement Weakens Existing Law

The Senate Gang of Eight promote their immigration legislation as balanced between goodies for foreign intruders and enforcement of American law.

But as sovereignty defender Senator Jeff Sessions has noted, “Like 2007, this bill is amnesty before enforcement. It’s immediate legality with the promise of enforcement.”

On Monday, a press release explained the failure of enforcement in [...]

Congressman Smith Composes Enforcement List

Congressman Lamar Smith (R-TX) has compiled a fine to-do list of immigration enforcement strategies that would help if they were the implemented instead of a multi-trillion-dollar amnesty trough of goodies for lawbreaking foreigners. Among the items, several are suggested upgrades to existing laws plus a couple new ones, including ending the odious anchor baby magnet.

There could have [...]

Congressman Barletta: Don’t Forget Visa Overstayers

Congressman Lou Barletta (R-PA) is one of the more thoughtful friends of national sovereignty in the House, where he usefully brings his experience as mayor of a small Pennsylvania town beset with a flood of illegal aliens.

On Tuesday, the House Homeland Security Subcommittee held a hearing on the topic: Subcommittee Hearing: What Does a Secure [...]

Judge: Arizona Police May Check IDs for Immigration Status

Apparently Arizona police will finally be allowed to do the job the public wants them to do, namely fully check persons identification during traffic stops, etc. Arizonans and the American public have supported state immigration enforcement, specifically SB 1070, from the beginning, despite a years-long media campaign of Alinsky-style insults.

Raza open-borders extremists like to fake [...]

Greece Rounds Up Annoying Illegal Aliens

The social fabric must be getting pretty frayed in Greece, judging by the police making a big show of gathering up hundreds of illegal aliens. It’s hard to judge from afar, of course, but there are signs that the normal society has been shredded by the financial crisis, and order has come unglued as a [...]

North Carolina Sheriff: Revolving Door Is No Deterrent to Illegals

According to Washington suits and the Opravda media, the border is under control and illegal immigration is not a problem any more, That’s not the view of a Wake County (NC) Sheriff Donnie Harrison sees the front line reality — that aliens are prosecuted less harshly than Americans for lawbreaking.

Harrison reports that 10-15 percent of [...]

Poll: Two-Thirds Want Their States to Check Immigration Status during Police Traffic Stops

Yet another poll shows that the American people still approve of Arizona’s state approach to immigration enforcement, in which law and sovereignty are taken seriously. Not only that, they wish their state was more like Arizona in cracking down on immigration anarchy.

This follows two years of the most vicious verbal attacks against the law and [...]

State Immigration Enforcement Goes Forward after Supreme Decision

The recent Supreme Court ruling concerning Arizona’s SB 1070 was a mixed outcome, with three provisions struck down, but the major item, that of police officers’ right to question about immigration status during a lawful stop, was upheld unanimously.

The important thing is that some states are willing to tough out the Obama legal assaults and [...]

Mainstream Poll Shows Continuing Support for Arizona Immigration Enforcement

It must be disappointing to the anti-border extremists over at la Raza (aka “the Race”) that two years of an intense campaign of lies and propaganda against Arizona’s sensible immigration enforcement law has had little effect. The majority of American citizens want immigration to be a legal and controlled procedure, where the decision of who [...]

Supremes Sound Friendly to Arizona's Immigration Enforcement Law

Even liberal news outlets observed that Wednesday’s oral arguments over parts of Arizona’s SB 1070 law did not favor the Obama position of attacking states’ immigration enforcement.

The Washington Post headline was Arizona immigration law: Supreme Court seems receptive to parts of crackdown. The New York Times‘ banner was Justices Seem Sympathetic to Central Part [...]

Arizona Immigration Enforcement Is Debated on C-SPAN

C-SPAN’s morning call-in program Washington Journal had Dan Stein (Federation for American Immigration Reform) and Ali Noorani (National Immigration Forum) to debate the merits of the Arizona immigration enforcement law Tuesday, since the Supreme Court is about to hear the case challenging the legislation’s constitutionality.

There were many well informed viewer calls.

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