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Arizona -- The Legal Immigration State
Russell Pearce fights for law and order
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix -- June 29
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Arizona State Sen. Russell Pearce
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Anti-illegal-migrant bills advance
Pearce taking lead in new round of reforms
Two years after engineering the nation's toughest employer-sanctions law, state Sen. Russell Pearce has taken the lead in a new round of anti-immigration reforms that could have long-lasting effects on Arizona.
One would require school districts to collect data on any student who can't prove legal residency. Another would require state and local officials to enforce federal immigration laws, thus making sanctuary laws illegal.
The fate of those and other anti-immigration bills will be determined by the end of Tuesday, when the Legislature is scheduled to end its 2009 session. [...]
Political observers, including state lawmakers and lobbyists, interviewed by The Republic said they expected the majority of the immigration bills to pass this session. The three big reasons are the economy, the government's current makeup and the budget crisis. |

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NumbersUSA
Rep. Smith makes case for unemployed Americans in nation's largest paper
Representative Lamar Smith (R-Texas) had an op-ed published in Monday's edition of USA Today speaking up for the more than 14 million unemployed US citizens. The letter was published in response to the USA Today editorial "Recession freezes immigration debate but points to answers" also published in Monday's paper... |
US Rep. Tom McClintock
The biggest economic mistake since the days of Herbert Hoover
I had a strange sense of Deja Vu as I watched the self-congratulatory rhetoric on the house floor tonight [June 26], and I feel compelled to offer this warning from the Left Coast. -- Three years ago, I stood on the floor of the California Senate and watched a similar celebration over a similar bill, AB 32... |
Judicial Watch
Third officer shot by a Mexican invader in sanctuary city
A third law enforcement officer in one of the nation’s biggest sanctuary cities has been shot by an illegal immigrant who was protected by a don’t-ask-don’t-tell immigration policy during previous police encounters. -- The Houston Police Department’s longtime rule prohibiting officers from questioning suspects about immigration status has cost the department dearly in the last few years... [See Crime Watch & Sanctuary Watch] |
KTVK-TV -- Phoenix
Maricopa County jails locked down over racial tension
Sheriff Joe Arpaio has ordered that all Maricopa County jails, which house approximately 10,000 inmates, be immediately placed on lockdown over reported racial tension. -- According to a news release, intelligence officials received information that inmates were planning large-scale assaults that are racially motivated... |
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American Border Patrol
William Gheen is an idiot
ALIPAC NOTE: "We warned the nation and all group leaders, including Spencer and Gilchrist, about Shawna Forde many months before these murders." -- SPENCER'S COMMENT: I don’t recall ever hearing anything from ALIPAC about Forde... |
NJ.com
Illegal alien involved in Franklin Twp. DUI crash
A Vineland (NJ) man whom police said is in this country illegally was driving while intoxicated when he was involved in a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Main and Lake roads, police said Monday. -- Nasario Torres-Pedroza had a blood alcohol level of 0.16 percent -- twice the legal limit... [See Crime Watch] |
Andy Arnold -- The Examiner
Amnesty for gang members? No thanks
As socialists on the latest new left attempt to bond illegal aliens and the working class as allies, as something called New America Media did last week, it would be nice if they would take a moment and explain how making citizens of international gang members and killers is good of America... |
Michael Cutler -- NewsBlaze.com
Synergy works to catch illegal aliens, criminals
The news article Berry, GOP blame Denny's murder on immigration rules, by Marjorie Childress is important for you to consider because it is absolutely essential that local law enforcement work in close cooperation with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement... |
Jerome R. Corsi, Ph D -- WorldNetDaily.com
Illegals to kill Obama health plan?
With President Obama determined to get a universal health insurance program passed this year, the administration is overlooking an important part of the debate that might just kill the bill altogether: A surprisingly large percentage of those currently lacking health insurance are illegal [aliens]... |
USA Today Editorial
Recession freezes immigration debate but points to answers
Not all that long ago, immigration was the nation's hottest political topic. Then the economy fell apart, a new president set a new agenda, and immigration quietly moved out of sight, where it will likely stay for a while, eclipsed by two other mammoth problems the economy and health care... |
Uruknet -- Milan, Italy
U.S. budget crisis sets stage for new attack on the working class
By Tuesday, many US state governments must pass budgets for the coming fiscal year. The state capitals are now the scene of bitter feuding among governors and legislators over how the deficits will be met. But there is unanimity that the working class must foot the bill... |
Nation Media Group Limited -- Nairobi
Kenyans embroiled in new US crackdown on illegals
The noose is tightening on millions of illegal immigrants in the US, including thousands of Kenyans. -- On Thursday, Senators from President Obama’s Democratic Party outlined plans to overhaul immigration laws to ensure all workers in the US verify their identity through fingerprints or an eye scan... |
NBC News
Washington to California: Drop dead
With California’s state government deadlocked over a $24 billion hole in its budget, the Golden State is hurtling toward financial apocalypse. -- Washington’s response? Deal with it yourselves. -- California is the world’s 8th-largest economy, home to one out of every eight Americans and the holder of 55 electoral votes... [See Cal Meltdown Watch] |
WLOX-TV -- Biloxi, Miss.
Illegal immigration law set to enter second phase
A Mississippi law passed to curb illegal immigration is about to enter a second phase. Last year the state made it a felony for anyone not in the country legally to accept a job in Mississippi. -- When the law went into effect in July 2008, it also mandated that all companies with 250 or more employees use the federal E-Verification system... |
Denver Post Editorial
New roadblock for immigration?
The nation's leaders have begun to talk about immigration reform again, but the latest discussion comes wrapped in news both good and bad. -- The good news is that it's being discussed at all by the president and Congress, considering how volatile the topic is and how many other major issues are on the public policy table... |
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Vallejo (Calif.) Times-Herald
The land of free speech?
Thursday, June 4 was the 20th anniversary of the pro-democracy demonstrations in Beijing and other Chinese cities that ended with a bloody crackdown by the communist government. Some elite Americans have seized this opportunity to finger-point... |
Director Blue
RED ALERT -- La Raza: "If the American people found out..."
...And someone from Menendez' office [Ed.: Sen. Robert Menendez, D-NJ] promised that he would make sure that "the useless barriers of citizenship would not be in this bill" and that he would make sure that they would use keywords like "streamline".... |
WorldNetDaily.com
'Proof' of Kenyan birth twice scrubbed by eBay
An eBay seller who previously promised to deliver a certified copy of President Obama's actual birth certificate from a hospital in Mombasa, Kenya has twice had his listing removed from the popular auction website. -- In a third listing, however, the seller calling himself "colmado_naranja" has explained why... |
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