Has Donald Trump made it socially acceptable to want illegal aliens sent home? Certainly 72 percent of voters seems a high polling number for a proposal that’s common sense in these politically correct times. For example, a 2014 Rasmussen poll found just 52 percent of respondents thought the government wasn’t aggressive enough in deportations, a […]
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January 28th, 2016 | Category: immigration poll | Tags: aliens, border, deport, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Jeff Sessions, national security, public safety, visa overstayer |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Last week the Senate Immigration Subcommittee held a hearing on temporary visas for vacations and such being abused when users never go home. It’s a great scheme for lawbreakers, since the administration makes no effort to deport them. Senator Sessions has published a summary of the hearing’s findings, posted below. Isn’t an airplane ticket to […] January 26th, 2016 | Category: illegal immigrant fraud | Tags: aliens, border, Congress, crime, deport, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Islam, jihad, national security, public safety, visa overstayer | Email This Post | Print This Post One might think that a prudent public official with an important job like Senator would normally do a background check of all persons working in his office. Apparently Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) didn’t, and as a result welcomed an illegal alien who was also a sex-offender to volunteer in his Washington office. What’s notable in […] January 16th, 2013 | Category: illegal alien crime | Tags: aliens, amnesty, Congress, crime, deport, DREAM Act, enforcement, illegal, immigration, national security, visa overstayer | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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