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Criminal Protection Is a Historic Element of Congressional Amnesties

One of the worst parts of the Senate amnesty bill is the disregard of public safety and the coddling of foreign criminals. And because this item has appeared in at least two previous amnesties, one must conclude that protecting illegal alien gangsters is a priority of the bill’s authors — the the special interests, [...]

Rasmussen Poll: Only 30 Percent of Americans Regard Mexico As an Ally

There are a lot of polls around these days that refer to illegal immigration and mass amnesty, but the Rasmussen survey suggests that the less than a third of Americans believe Mexico is a friend. An earlier poll showed Americans don’t think Mexico wants the immigration problem fixed.

Mexico is by far the biggest sender of [...]

Pew Poll: How Mexicans See the United States

For some reason, the pollsters over at Pew Hispanic thought Mexican public opinion regarding America would be worth measuring. Perhaps it was published to reflect Obama’s Thursday taco junket to visit the new Mexican president on his home turf (n.b. Key issues on Obama’s Mexico trip: Trade, immigration and drug war).

Anyway, wouldn’t it be better [...]

Senator Sessions: Amnesty Plan Is Fundamentally Flawed

How horrible can the Gang of Eight amnesty plan be?

Consider immediate legalization for millions of foreign lawbreakers, meaning unrestricted access to American jobs, but a five-year delay for universal e-verify. No border security, just a requirement that a plan be submitted, and even then not all of the border would be shut down to Mexican [...]

Mexican Cartels Invade More Deeply into the United States

It’s not exactly news that Mexican organized crime has expanded into all corners of this country. In 2008, the DoJ reported that Mexican drug trafficking organizations operated in 230 American cities.

Below, the map of cities reporting Mexican drug trafficking is taken from the appendix of the 2009 National Drug Threat Assessment.

Now the Associated Press has [...]

Border Enforcement Cut, Using Sequester Excuse

How much does the Obama administration despise public safety? Let’s count the ways. First, there is the wholesale attack on the gun ownership of law-abiding citizens, who use firearms to protect themselves and their families.

Then the sequester excuse was used to release thousands of illegal alien criminals slated for deportation.

The latest attack on public safety [...]

Rich Mexicans Colonize San Antonio

La Times has a typically Mexo-friendly report about wealthy Mexicans relocated to the San Antonio area, where they gather in deluxe communities designed with safety in mind (pictured). And these are the 1% ultra rich, with private jets, who generally like to flaunt their wealth when they feel comfortable in doing so.

There are several mentions [...]

Obama's Open Door for DREAMers -- a National Security Threat?

Of all the harmful policies Obama has brewed up in the last four years, one of the most concerning from a national security perspective is his catch-and-release amnesty for anybody claiming to be a DREAMer kid. Any semi-young person caught crossing the border illegally merely has to say he is covered by Obama’s administrative amnesty:

“Prosecutorial [...]

Border Patrol: Corruption Is a Growing Problem

CBS’ investigative reporter Sharyl Attkisson brings more reason to be concerned about our southern border: not only does it remain porous, but cartels and other unfriendlies are bribing Border Patrol agents to admit drugs and illegal aliens.

Arizona rancher John Ladd has an unlucky location: his land fronts the border and the walk to a road [...]

Mexico 2012: the Year in Narco-Crime

December’s end brings lists of the year’s best, worst, most memorable and other supposedly reflective products of the dinosaur media. Such inventories are easy to concoct, and can be assembled weeks in advance, so the journalist can jet off for a deluxe ski vacation while his name appears in print. Hey, a refrigerator full of [...]

Mexico: Fast and Furious Guns Killed Innocent Victims

One might think that guns going to Mexican cartels would be used to murder rival gangsters in the ongoing regional skirmishes over turf in the country. That supposition is not entirely true, according to a recent investigation by Univision, which discovered gunwalked weapons were used in the terrible 2010 Juarez massacre where 16 people, mostly teens, [...]

Non-Mexican Latin Illegals Keep Coming

Raza-friendly media like the New York Times tries to claim that illegal Mexican immigration has slowed to zero (very doubtful), but often find it convenient to ignore unlawful crossers from everywhere else on the globe.

Below, Hondurans await a Mexican train going north to the US.

Central Americans keep coming, because their countries really are dirt-poor (unlike [...]

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