The latest study with polling data from Pew Hispanic has a lot to mull over. While the title — Illegal Immigration Backlash Worries, Divides Latinos — highlights the reliable old chestnut of “backlash” (which has been a handy tool for portraying illegal aliens as victims), some of the more interesting poll results compare differing attitudes [...]
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October 29th, 2010 | Category: immigration polling | Tags: arizona, assimilation, border, culture, deport, enforcement, English, illegal immigration, national security |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post In California K-12, one in four students are classified as Limited English Proficiency, indicating some are likely the children of illegal aliens along with legal immigrants. And the aliens keep coming, contrary to MSM reports. So it is useful to recalculate occasionally the costs of the continuing, decades-long tsunami of illegal aliens mooching off the state’s [...] August 18th, 2010 | Category: taxpayer cost | Tags: amnesty, California, DREAM Act, English, illegal immigration, immigration, taxpayers |
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 |
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