The Obama Administration appears to have a fixation on Arizona. Washington has not been helpful in dealing with the state’s worsening border crisis; in fact, the feds have been downright hostile. Ever since Arizona signed its enforcement-only SB1070 into law, Obama and cronies have been piling on abuse and harassment, from unfounded accusations of racism [...]
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August 31st, 2010 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: arizona, Obama |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post We knew what was coming, that a minuscule pretense of border protection would prompt immediate demands from the Obamatrons for rewarding lawbreakers. The ink was barely dry on the new, rather sparse border spending legislation before Homeland Security boss Janet Napolitano piped up for the big amnesty enchilada. And the enforcement ducks aren’t in line by [...] August 13th, 2010 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: amnesty, border, enforcement, illegal immigration, legislation, Mexico, Napolitano, Obama |
Email This Post | Print This Post At a time when most Arizona officials emphasize that under the new law, officers will only check immigration status within the context of another lawful contact, Sheriff Joe Arpaio isn’t afraid to engage in sweeps — major round-ups of illegal alien bad guys to be held in his famous tent jail. Not only that, he recently [...] July 17th, 2010 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: arizona, border, crime, drug smuggling, Mexican cartels, Sheriff Arpaio |
Email This Post | Print This Post Oh the horror of poor invader Mexicans trapped in a state where the government actually enforces immigration laws! What to do? Run away, in this case to afflict another state with their unlawful presence, job mooching and other lawbreaking (e.g. ID theft). The Arizona Republic followed an illegal family along their road trip to … Pennsylvania. Perhaps [...] June 28th, 2010 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: arizona, illegal workers |
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