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USCIS union’s complaint about reform is unclear

“USCIS Union president: lawmakers should oppose senate immigration bill, support immigration service officers”, said a press release today, May 20, by the National Citizenship and Immigration Services Council, of the American Federation of Government Employees Council 119, USCIS. The letter was posted by Fox News as part of its story. The dam is too badly [...]

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Border Security and Immigration Reform – Separate Issues Must be Linked

It is clear that border security and immigration reform are two separate issues. Yet the two must be linked together as we try to develop a responsible solution to both of these problems facing our nation. Today, in Houston, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano is visiting to make a speech about border security and the [...]

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Judge Jeanine: Wrong About ICE Detainees!

Dear Judge Jeanine, I’m an avid fan of yours and often enjoy your passionate commentaries on a range of issues. However, your commentary about the Obama administration release of ICE detainees is completely off-base. You’re right that someone is lying, but not the usual characters, and you were misinformed about ICE detainees. ICE often detains [...]

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Arizona (Tanton/Kobach) Loses Another SB1070 Round in Court

The lightning bolt in nature is so spectacular it is beyond words for normal people to describe. Living in San Diego the lightning bolt is the stylized symbol of the half-century old National Football League San Diego Chargers. Famous for long touchdown strikes, the Chargers AKA BOLTS can strike from anywhere on the field. So [...]

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Pro-Immigrant GOP Group Slams Obama Administration for Playing Politics of Fear With ICE Detainees

Marshall, MN – Pro-immigrant Republican organization Cafe Con Leche Republicans slammed the Obama administration for playing the politics of fear with ICE detainees and border security, in its battle with Congress over budgets. Bob Quasius, president of Cafe Con Leche Republicans, today said “Immigrant advocates for years have been complaining that the secure communities program [...]

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Hospital Admissions Restrictions: The Statist Mentality

By Thomas Salazar A new bill proposed in the Arizona state legislature (HB 2293 or Hospital Admissions Restrictions) would require the “hospital admissions officer or representative” to be held responsible to the State of Arizona for seeking out whether or not a patient is legally present in the United States, if the patient does not have valid [...]

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National GOP Group Reacts to Release of DREAM Activist Erika Andiola’s Family

For Immediate Release Marshall, MN – National pro-immigration group Cafe Con Leche Republicans today reacted to the news the mother and brother of DREAM Activist Erika Andiola were granted prosecutorial discretion and will not be deported. President Bob Quasius said “We’re delighted to hear that the family of Erika Andiola will not be ripped apart. As Republicans, we support [...]

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Could Deportations Create A Fiscal Burden On Our Nation?

Linda Vega (re-posted with permission – original link) Immigration is a business.  The acceptance of this truth should be apparent to many by now.  When we talk about reforming our current immigration laws, we are shaking up the foundation of many organizations, individuals, the economy, politicians, and even the President of the United States.  As [...]

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Fighting the “little lies” of the liberal left

Many have assumed the results of the election represent a mandate for President Obama and the Democrats. As a result, liberal bloggers in particular have been emboldened to continue their campaign of misinformation and mischaracterization against the right. Consider this example: soon after the election, liberal website ThinkProgress.org jumped into the middle of the Latino [...]

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Immigration Reform for the Sake of National Security

by Bob Price (re-posted with author’s permission – original link) Immigration reform should be viewed as a matter of national security and not social engineering. Currently our immigration system is more about family reunification than it is about economic needs and national security. In fact, the current system is so broken that we have millions [...]

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