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A Determined Camel's
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Specter Seeks Amnesty, No Citizenship
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Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- August 6
Dobbs:
And there's a great distrust. I mean, you look at the approval
ratings. You hear from your constituents. There's just a great
distrust of this administration, this Congress, whether Democratically
led or Republican led, that you all can do anything right.
Specter: Well, that distrust is well-founded. But I think
that we have finally come up with the money to back up -- back
up our words. And with respect to the 12 million who are undocumented,
I'm floating an idea. I'm not introducing legislation. But floating
an idea just to remove the fugitive status, not to deal with
citizenship, but just to say that an unscrupulous employer can't
hold the threat of reporting him over his head. And if fugitive
status is removed, we can get them to register. Get them to hold
a job. Pay back taxes. No citizenship, which is the guts of the
amnesty worry.
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KFYR-TV
-- Bismarck, North Dakota
Illegal
aliens arrested in Morton County
Morton County deputies arrested two men
who were in the country illegally early yesterday morning. Sheriff
Dave Shipman says they responded to a call about a possible drunk
driver north on Highway 1806. When deputies pulled the car over,
they found an intoxicated woman driving and two men with her.
Through an interpreter... |
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Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
DeKalb
police reach out to 'immigrants'
..."The Hispanic population has
been targeted by criminals specifically because of the immigration
question. We know this," Ayala told the reluctant crowd
of about 60 people - some standing outside the gates looking
in. "Regardless of whether you're illegal, or legal, if
you're a victim, call us." |
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Courier-Post
-- Cherry Hill, New Jersey
Report:
9 states lack immigration laws
New Jersey and eight other states haven't
passed immigration-related laws this year, a new report says.
-- From January through July 2, 41 states have adopted measures
such as banning the hiring of undocumented workers, requiring
proof of legal status for issuing driver's licenses, and helping
immigrants integrate into U.S. society... |
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Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
Will
Gwinnett limit household occupancy?
A Gwinnett County commissioner Tuesday
called for limits to the number of people who can live in the
same household. -- Commissioner Bert Nasuti asked county staffers
to investigate revising an existing ordinance that says up to
eight people can live in one household. He said the current ordinance
is hard to enforce. |
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Northwest
Florida Daily News -- Fort Walton Beach
Candidate
for sheriff vows crackdown on invaders
Shalimar, Fla. -- It's too early to tell
if illegal immigration will become a job-ending liability for
Okaloosa County Sheriff Charlie Morris. -- But debate about how
to enforce federal immigration laws locally has drawn one man
to run against Morris in the Aug. 26, 2008 Republican primary. |

Arlen Specter |
Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
A
more specific approach to the invasion
The charge of amnesty defeated comprehensive
immigration reform in the Senate this summer. It is too important,
and there has been too much legislative investment, not to try
again. The time to do so is now. -- Certainly the government
should implement the provisions it has already enacted... [Also
see this feature] |
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Herndon
Connection
County
terminates labor site contract
Fairfax County has announced to the Town
of Herndon that it will terminate its contract with non-profit
organization Reston Interfaith to operate the Herndon Official
Workers Center by Sept. 6, county documents show. -- The news
of the pending termination was delivered to Herndon interim town
manager... |
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The Times
Examiner -- Greenville, South Carolina
Greenville
Republicans vote to censure Sen. Graham
The Greenville County Republican Party
Executive Committee met Monday night to elect members of three
standing committees. The meeting ran for 3 hours, including brief
comments by one presidential candidate and representatives of
three other candidates. -- Following the election of members
of the Finance, Rules and Candidate Recruitment... |
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Arizona
Republic
40
found in west Phoenix drophouse
More than 40 [illegal
aliens... criminals] were rescued Tuesday when police raided
a west Phoenix drophouse where they were being held against their
will, authorities said. -- Police also arrested three suspected
"coyotes," or alien smugglers, believed to have held
the more than three dozen [invaders]
captive... |
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WorldNetDaily.com
NAFTA
Superhighway traffic tied to bridge collapse
Evidence of increasing international
trade truck traffic on Interstate 35 through Minnesota raises
concerns that NAFTA Superhighway traffic contributed to last
week's collapse of the freeway bridge in Minneapolis. -- WND
has unearthed a Federal Highway Administration report dating
back to 1998 that warned... |
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Chicago
Sun-Times
Talk
shows pour fire on immigration debate
Depending on what side of the debate
you're on, conservative talk radio shows are either to thank
or to blame for the collapse of the Senate's most recent attempt
at immigration reform. -- The backlash against the Rush Limbaughs,
Laura Ingrahams and the Sean Hannitys of the broadcast world
came just weeks before... |
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Ventura
County Star
Tough
immigration rules worry growers
The president of the Ventura County Agricultural
Association said new rules the Bush administration will soon
impose in an effort to crack down on illegal immigrants will
put a stranglehold on local growers. -- The rules, which will
force employers to fire workers with questionable Social Security
numbers... |
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Tom Fitton
-- Front Page Magazine
Taxpayer-funded
border crashers
Judicial Watch continues to fight for
the enforcement of our nation's immigration laws, leading a nationwide
legal campaign against so-called "sanctuary policies"
for illegal aliens. Judicial Watch has battled against taxpayer-funded
day labor sites for illegals in Herndon, Virginia, Laguna Beach,
California, Gaithersburg, Maryland... |
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Houston
Chronicle
Presidential
debates in Spanish? Sí
If it was good enough for YouTube shouldn't
it be good enough for Univisión? The omnipresent video
sharing site made headlines when it partnered with CNN to broadcast
a presidential debate last month. Now Univisión plans
to make its own history by airing the first U.S. presidential
debates in Spanish Sept. 9 and 16 in Miami... |

Mike Cutler |
OneOldVet.com
Specter
has new immigration package
The "specter" of another attempt
at a fatally flawed approach to immigration is being resurrected
by Senator Arlen Specter. It would seem that he believes in the
adage, "If at first you don't succeed, try, try again!"
-- I do not know the particulars of the bill that Senator Specter
is concocting... [Also
see this feature] |

The Boot |
East Valley
Tribune -- Phoenix
Fourteen
returned to Mexico after van is derailed
A van filled with about a dozen illegal
immigrants heading from Agua Prieta, Mexico, to Phoenix was derailed
by a group in a Jeep Cherokee reportedly brandishing handguns
Friday outside of Florence, Pinal County authorities said Monday.
-- During the chase, the van driver turned around on state Highway
79... |
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Great Falls
(Montana) Tribune
Mexican
invaders nabbed in Glasgow to face deportation
Law enforcement apprehended six illegal
Mexican nationals Sunday evening who were living in Glasgow (Montana)
and repairing hail-damaged roofs. -- Responding to a community
member's tip, U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents questioned
six men Sunday evening, said border patrol spokesman Alex Harrington. |
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VDare.com
Brenda Walker
Immigration
Reform: Environmentalist talks to kids
On Tuesday, July 31, I spoke about immigration
and the environment to a group of homeschoolers and parents at
Santa Clara University (which calls itself "the Jesuit university
in Silicon Valley"). The kids were participating in the
Homeschool Summer Debate Workshop, a yearly affair to bring homeschoolers
together... |
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Washington
Times
Group
seeks halt to review of law cutting off invaders
A group opposed to illegal immigration
has asked Prince William officials to halt the county Human Rights
Commission's review of a recently adopted resolution limiting
services to illegal aliens. -- Help Save Manassas President Greg
Letiecq said the county's nine-member Human Rights Commission
does not have the authority... |
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Orange County
Register -- Santa Ana, Calif.
Immigrant
groups counter raids with hotline
Responding to a refusal by city leaders
to declare the city a sanctuary for illegal immigrants, more
than a dozen people gathered outside City Hall Monday night to
denounce recent immigration raids, accusing federal officials
of "terrorizing" immigrant communities and breaking
up families... |
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