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Reader
Comment |
Re
Immigration Laws Vs. Traffic Regulations
Former Assistant City Attorney and Costa
Mesa Planning Commissioner Eleanor Egan wrote of her frustration
about suspected illegal aliens being released by the police in
Anaheim after routine traffic stops, if the suspected illegal
aliens have no identification, no driver's licenses, no registration,
no insurance..... |
Project USA
Update |
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Karl Rove play poker?
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simple and straightforward calculations of odds to complex and
highly creative play. While nearly any outcome is possible, and
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successful poker players over the long run are those who tend
to rely on simple strategies... |
Letters to
the Editor |
L.A Times
(Free Registration)
Immigration
Laws Vs. Traffic Regulations
I feel like Alice on the wrong side of
the looking glass. I read in The Times that a coalition of churches
is applying political pressure to the Anaheim Police Department
to have a written policy of not inquiring about immigration status
when a driver is stopped for a traffic violation and has no driver's
license.... |
Mark
Andrew
Dwyer |
New
York's crisis hard to comprehend (for some)
...For years we have been fed with Orwellian
bull of this kind. That diversity is strength. That multiculturalism
is the best thing that ever happened to the American society.
That poor (and mostly illegal) aliens from Third-World countries
are the major driving force of American prosperity... |
The
Olympian -- Olympia, Washington
Care
of pregnant illegals spurs budget debate
Mount Vernon -- When Monica became pregnant
with her first child three years ago, she was thousands of miles
away from her family in Mexico -- and terrified. -- Luckily for
Monica, a friend told her husband about the Sea Mar health clinic
in Mount Vernon, where she discovered she was eligible for state-funded
prenatal care. -- Prenatal care for illegal immigrants... costs the
state about $23 million a year. |
Yuma
Sun -- Part I of a Series
Smugglers
use various methods to sneak illegals into U.S.
...Oscar Romo, director of the Mexican
Institute of Migration office in San Luis Rio Colorado, said
alien smuggling has climbed in the area in recent years, with
a major portion of the immigrants being transported from the
bigger rings in Baja California. -- He said increased enforcement
efforts by U.S. Border Patrol agents in the San Diego and El
Centro areas have pushed the smugglers east to Arizona. |
Reader
Comment |
Re
Congressional resolution angers Mexicans
This new bill wants to exchange Mexican oil for
the U.S. accepting Mexican poor people as legal immigrants. U.S.
taxpayers of course will foot the bill, in order for rich U.S.
oil investors to make their fortunes on Mexican oil. Predictably,
the Mexicans are angry. They want to get rid of their poor people
without any obligations to the U.S. |
Al
Knight |
Denver Post
Meddling
Mexicans: Lawmakers made two good choices
...For more than a year now, the Mexican
government and a number of supporting U.S. organizations have
been trying to erode, if not eliminate, the legal differences
that distinguish a U.S. citizen from an illegal immigrant. These
groups want to increase the importance of mere residency and
reduce the importance of citizenship. [Also see: Mexican
Meddling and Mexican
Sham IDs] |
The
Times-Standard -- Eureka, California
Methamphetamine
epidemic wreaking havoc in No. Cal.
....A number of the arrests were Mexican
citizens. -- "Mexican nationals are the primary traffickers
of methamphetamine and heroin in Humboldt County, California
and the West Coast," Prose said. -- Gimle mentioned the
Mexicans too. -- "We see cases from a variety of different
groups," Gimle said. "A segment of that does seem to
be illegal immigrants from Mexico." |
Henry A.
Ramon |
Arizona
Daily Star Op-Ed
On
water station issue, O'odham are unfairly maligned
The Tohono O'odham Nation has been wronged,
again. First, Robin
Hoover, in his April 27 Guest Opinion "An inhumane policy,"
publicly condemned the nation for not following his plan for
placing migrant water stations on the nation's sovereign lands.
-- Then the Star accepted as fact Hoover's allegations and called
the nation's position "shameful" in its April 30 editorial
"Death by reservation." |
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