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Politico has a piece written by Arizona State Senator Russell Pearce explaining recent voting (not positive for enforcement) and how long it took to get SB1070 passed. Pearce emphasized how the war for American sovereignty and safety from hostile invasion requires tenacity over years. As long as Mexico sees exporting its cheap workers north as […] March 27th, 2011 | Category: border security | Tags: aliens, arizona, border, illegal, immigration, Mexico, sovereignty |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Your humble correspondent attended the Ninth Circuit Court in San Francisco Monday morning for the federal government’s continuing suit against the state of Arizona’s tough immigration law. As a non-lawyer, I found the proceedings interesting, although somewhat mysterious, given all the legalistic shorthand referring to previous cases and numbers of sections within the Arizona law […] November 2nd, 2010 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: aliens, arizona, border, California, culture, illegal, immigration, sovereignty | Email This Post | Print This Post Whenever given the opportunity to vote on law and borders, American citizens regularly voice a strong desire that national sovereignty be preserved and protected. Today’s example is the town of Fremont Nebraska, population 25,000, which is burdened with the illegal alien magnet of meatpacking plants. Yesterday’s referendum to prohibit aliens from acquiring jobs and housing […] June 22nd, 2010 | Category: immigration politics | Tags: crime, culture, job displacement, legislation, sovereignty | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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