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The pollsters report that this is the highest percentage ever of opposition to jackpot babies getting citizenship, a practice stemming from a misunderstanding of the 14th Amendment. In June of 2010, Rasmussen found that 58 percent rejected anchor baby citizenship, and the recent survey revealed 65 percent against the policy, so the voters have not forgotten [...] November 18th, 2011 | Category: immigration polling | Tags: aliens, anchor baby, border, citizenship, illegal, Mexico, poll |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post On April 19, the popular restaurant chain held a widely publicized employment day across the country which drew large crowds. Now the figures are in, and the McDonald’s company reports that more than one million job applications were received that day. What does that tell us about the state of employment in America? Clearly many people [...] April 29th, 2011 | Category: job displacement | Tags: aliens, amnesty, citizenship, illegal, immigration, job displacement, Obama, workers |
Email This Post | Print This Post I happened to click over to C-SPAN2 when Senator Vitter was discussing his legislation to stop birth tourism, as well as the misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment. CIS recently reported that around 200,000 birth tourist babies are born annually in this country, a practice which is not illegal. News of the San Gabriel birth tourism facility [...] April 5th, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: citizenship, Congress, legislation |
Email This Post | Print This Post Once again, Arizona is the spearpoint of defending the country against the onslaught of illegal aliens, this time challenging the misinterpretation of the 14th Amendment, by which the children of illegal aliens born on American soil are awarded citizenship. While some in the dinosaur media characterize the legislation as off the reservation, Arizona has already [...] January 29th, 2011 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: aliens, arizona, citizenship, illegal, immigration |
Email This Post | Print This Post Add non-citizen voting to the endless Gimme list of immigrants and illegal aliens. Some extra-welcoming cities are putting that idea on the Nov 2 ballot to accommodate foreigners who are still not happy with residing in America. Gimme demanders could get naturalized if eligible. Oh wait, that costs money and requires effort. In addition, non-citizen voting [...] October 24th, 2010 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: aliens, assimilation, citizenship, immigration, legislation, voting |
Email This Post | Print This Post The good news for Democrat honchos is that many Hispanics like the D-brand. The bad news for Obama boosters is Latinos are not highly motivated to actually get out and vote, despite decades of effort from liberal legislators to make voting as easy as possible (like multilingual ballots). That’s too bad for BHO because Hispanics like [...] October 20th, 2010 | Category: immigration politics, uncategorized | Tags: amnesty, citizenship, Democrat, Hispanic, poll, voting |
Email This Post | Print This Post Do you get the feeling that Americans are sick and tired of being gamed by parasitic illegal aliens? The jackpot baby scam, where a pregnant illegal alien crosses the border to pop out a citizen meal ticket, is rejected by a substantial majority of voters. A recent poll shows that aliens using even cutesy babies as [...] June 3rd, 2010 | Category: immigration poll | Tags: anchor baby, benefits, citizenship, voters, welfare |
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