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The Republican primary season has been a downer, with way too many awful amnesty hacks like Newt “Americano!” Gingrich and Gov. Rick Perry (shown below with Presidente Vicente Fox), Mexico’s best friend since George W. Bush. I’ll admit to becoming more kindly disposed to Romney after hearing him questioned on the John and Ken radio show [...] January 11th, 2012 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, deport, DREAM Act, E-verify, enforcement, illegal workers |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Ann Coulter observes that America is being irrevocably changed by immigration, and it must be stopped very soon. She thinks Obamacare is just as bad, and makes a decent case. Perhaps, but toxic levels of immigration, particularly Mexicanization (not so much diversity) poisons major aspects of American society, not just the economy. Only One Candidate Is Right [...] December 29th, 2011 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: aliens, amnesty, culture, deport, diversity, E-verify, illegal workers, job displacement, Mexico |
Email This Post | Print This Post The Obama administration has waged a full-out war against states that are doing the immigration enforcement the feds won’t do. Arizona has been struggling in court to maintain its state policing, which is based on federal laws already in place. Last May, the Supreme Court upheld Arizona’s workplace identification law. When state enforcement is given half a [...] December 22nd, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, crime, E-verify, enforcement, illegal workers, legislation |
Email This Post | Print This Post One of my mottos in life is “You can learn a lot by making a list,” so I appreciate a good one that lays down the facts in a thorough way. The following article is a helpful accounting of what Obama has done to destroy America using his enormous powers as President. After all, in Obama’s [...] November 14th, 2011 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, DREAM Act, E-verify, enforcement, illegal workers, Mexico, Obama, unemployment |
Email This Post | Print This Post It’s not news that illegal aliens receive billions of dollars annually in tax refunds even though they pay no income tax, although when the Chairman of the House Immigration Subcommittee mentions that fact during a contentious hearing, it might be thought newsworthy. You can watch the 3-hour hearing on C-SPAN as I did and see [...] October 29th, 2011 | Category: illegal immigration cost | Tags: aliens, cost, E-verify, illegal, illegal workers, immigration |
Email This Post | Print This Post Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (and author of numerous immigration enforcement laws) discussed the two pieces of E-verify legislation in Washington, the Smith bill versus the Grassley Senate version. (E-verify is the federal program by which businesses can quickly check online whether a prospective employee is a legal worker.) The talk was held at [...] July 4th, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: E-verify, enforcement, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, legislation |
Email This Post | Print This Post It’s great news that that the Supremes have agreed with the idea that a state has the right to enforce federal immigration laws, at least to a degree. The liberal apologists for lawbreaking always say to go after the employer, but they have never supported E-verify, which is the first step toward getting serious about workplace [...] May 26th, 2011 | Category: workplace enforcement | Tags: aliens, E-verify, enforcement, illegal workers, job displacement |
Email This Post | Print This Post Congrats to Georgia for supporting American sovereignty in the face of a clueless Washington and the open-borders media complex. In answer to the question, “What can citizens do when their federal government refuses to enforce its own laws,” legislation on the state level is a viable option to protect law, borders and jobs. Georgia governor signs immigration [...] May 13th, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, crime, E-verify, illegal workers, immigration, job displacement, legislation |
Email This Post | Print This Post Unlike many New Years list-makers, Rep Lamar Smith has put his down in writing for the public. And Smith’s position as the new Chair of the House Judiciary Committee means his list is an important indication of the direction the House will take in many important issues. He emphasized the importance of immigration enforcement in the [...] January 7th, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, Congress, E-verify, enforcement, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, job displacement, Republican, workplace |
Email This Post | Print This Post We all know that elections can have big consequences, such as the most pro-immigration-enforcement Congress in years (in the opinion of Roy Beck) being voted into power. Surely millions of patriotic Americans were thrilled to see the end of Nancy Pelosi’s pro-amnesty House of Representatives on January 5. Sweet. On the state level, there is both [...] January 5th, 2011 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, E-verify, enforcement, illegal workers, job displacement |
Email This Post | Print This Post Senator Reid may think that he can squish his Tea Party opponent flat as a tortilla, but remarks like this on local Nevada media won’t win him any votes. Reid Declines Vote on Illegal Worker Plan, 8 News Now, Las Vegas, July 13, 2010 LAS VEGAS — In this election season, Senator Harry Reid’s campaign events often [...] July 13th, 2010 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: amnesty, E-verify, enforcement, job displacement, legislation |
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