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Las Cruces (NM) Sun-News sc
Inside the tunnel: Boys used in drug-smuggling route
El Paso -- It is a tunnel straight out of "The Shawshank Redemption." -- Mexican drug cartels used boys and small adults to dig a tunnel crawling the width of the Rio Grande. Through it, smugglers would bring contraband to the United States, officials said... [See Crime Watch] |
Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson
Obama teaming up with union goons to push amnesty
President Obama is enlisting activists and labor leaders in a push for comprehensive immigration legislation [read: amnesty] that will showcase Republican opposition and include a speech by the president. --- Latino leaders say they will work in the coming months to pressure Republicans to give way and support an immigration bill - and make opponents pay at the ballot box if they don't... |
The State Column
Governor Rick Perry and Jan Brewer sound off
Texas Governor Rick Perry and Arizona Governor Jan Brewer criticized the Obama administration' s border plan on Monday, saying it did not do enough to quell border violence. -- Federal officials told Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard Monday that Arizona can expect to see the vast majority if National Guard troops deployed to the border. Arizona will get 524 troops... [See Napolitano Watch] |
Glenn Spencer -- American Patrol Report
For the record
Barack Obama' s primary goal in office is the granting of amnesty for illegal aliens, especially Hispanics. All else pales into insignificance. It is his raison de etre. -- If Barack Hussein Obama can find a way to grant a blanket amnesty through his power to pardon, or some other mechanism, he will do it. He will do it even if he knows it means being impeached and removed from office, just so long as he is confident that the new legal status of illegals remains after he is removed... |
Fox News sc
Sorry excuse for a congressman mocks border security advocates
A California congressman known for edgy sarcasm mocked an opponent of illegal immigration during a town hall meeting last week, asking, "Who are you going to kill today?" before the constituent, a self-identified Minuteman, posed his question. -- Rep. Pete Stark, D-Calif., no stranger to controversy, mocked the idea that the borders are not secure when asked about the federal government's lack of activity on border security... |
Tulsa World
Agents bust suspected high-ranking Mexican drug cartel member
Drug agents arrested a suspected high-ranking Mexican Sinaloa Cartel member in north Oklahoma City this morning during a raid an Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics official said will send shock waves through the law enforcement community... |
Jerome R. Corsi, Ph.D. -- WorldNetDaily.com
Invasion! U.S. 'sanctuary city' succumbs to illegals
A California "sanctuary city" has fallen victim to illegal immigration going bankrupt and firing all of its public employees, Jerome Corsi's Red Alert reports. -- The city of Maywood, Calif., hit the budget wall after it decided not only to be a sanctuary city, but to be a completely "safe haven" for illegal aliens seeking protection from deportation... |
Deroy Murdock -- Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal
Uninvited Guests - U.S.-Mexican border is terrorists' moving sidewalk
While Americans march against Arizona's new restrictions on unlawful immigration, hundreds of illegal aliens from countries awash in Muslim terrorists tiptoe across the U.S.-Mexican frontier. -- According to the federal Enforcement Integrated Database, 125 individuals were apprehended along the border... |
Dave Gibson -- The Examiner
Illegal alien arrested for multiple burglaries, sexual assault of 10-year-old girl
Around 2:00 a.m., Monday, police in Buena Park, CA, responded to a call of suspicious noises outside a home, when they arrived, officers discovered Joel Aguirre Solis, 21, hiding in the bushes. -- According to Buena Park Detective Sgt. Roger Powell, Solis is responsible for a recent string of burglaries in the area, one during which, the illegal alien allegedly sexually assaulted a 10-year-old girl... [More of Obama's pet fiends] |
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times Free Press
Illegal immigration bill signed by governor
Despite some reservations, Gov. Phil Bredesen on Monday signed legislation requiring local jailers to attempt to determine the immigration status of prisoners and forward the information on to federal immigration officials. --- The bill was opposed by [illegal alien "rights"] groups and the Tennessee chapter of the ACLU, whose Executive Director Hedy Weinberg urged the governor to veto the legislation, calling it "un-American." |
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix
Huge demand to live in U.S. part of illegal immigration problem
While the national spotlight is focused on illegal immigration, millions of people enter the United States legally each year on both a temporary and permanent basis. -- But the demand to immigrate to the United States far outweighs the number of people that immigration laws allow to move here legally... |
Mark Krikorian -- National Review
Doubling down on Arizona lawsuit bet
I'm still liking my chances on my prediction that the Justice Department won't, in the end, actually sue Arizona over its new immigration law. I mean, even Tamar Jacoby is against it. -- And I think the White House now has an escape hatch... |
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USA Today
Obama: Economy 'strengthening -- we're into recovery'
President Obama said today "the economy is strengthening" and "we are into recovery," but "we're going to have to continue to be vigilant." -- "If we can make sure that we continue to do the things that we're doing ... then we think that the general trends will be good," Obama said... |
Chattanooga (Tenn.) Times Free Press
Nathan Deal: Georgia bears cost of illegal immigration
Rock Springs, Ga. -- On Monday, gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal told a group of supporters that Georgia needs immigration laws like Arizona's, but on the same day, Arizona's governor said Georgia needs a governor like Karen Handel, one of Mr. Deal's opponents... |
L.A. Weekly
Lawyer: "MEChA Boy" Villaraigosa is above the law
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's attorneys, after promising the public they would divulge his extensive acceptance of free tickets, meals, alcohol, parking and other goodies that he failed to report under anticorruption laws for the past five years, today instead released a log that fails to explain which corporations and other entities handed him all that largesse... |
Flagg K. Youngblood -- Human Events
Derailing Elena Obama
The main opportunity for knocking Elena Kagan' s Supreme Court nomination off its rails comes from her inextricable ties to Barack Obama and his liberal agenda. -- If you think America has gone down hill in the last eighteen months, can you imagine the same agenda aggressively pushed forward from the Supreme Court for another 40 years? |
Washington Independent
Hickenlooper defends Denver against 'sanctuary city' charges
Democratic candidate for governor John Hickenlooper defended himself last week against mounting accusations from Republicans that, as mayor, he has run Denver as a so-called sanctuary city, where illegal immigrants are directly and indirectly protected against federal immigration laws and possible deportation... |
Washington Independent
In wake of SB1070, unions jump on amnesty bandwagon
...Richard Trumka, president of the 11.5-million-member AFL-CIO, gave a pivotal speech on June 18 at the City Club of Cleveland that crystallized labor's shift in outlook. Trumka, the nation's most powerful labor voice, made a moral and economic case for reform and pledged to "face head-on our own contradictions, hypocrisy and history on immigration." [See Amnesty Watch] |
Rome (Ga.) News-Tribune
GOP governor hopefuls talk tough on illegal immigration
With rhetoric about immigration intensifying nationwide, Georgia's Republican candidates for governor are taking every chance they get to reiterate their tough stances on illegal immigration. -- At debates and forums, on their websites and in television advertisements, the four top contenders in the seven-person GOP primary say they'd support a tough immigration law... |
Politico
Obama still pushing for amnesty despite wide-open border, related crime
"There has been pressure on the president to take action on immigration reform and to clarify the federal government' s role in immigration matters," said a person involved with the planning of Monday' s meeting, noting that the Justice Department lawsuit against Arizona is widely expected this week... |
Dave Gibson -- The Examiner
Two years ago, the feds agreed with Gov. Brewer
On Friday, Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) told reporters that most illegal aliens enter this country with illegal drugs strapped to their backs. The statement has brought condemnation not only from illegal alien rights groups, but from a U.S. Border Patrol official as well, who says Brewer is flat out wrong... |
Associated Press
Puerto Ricans targeted in massive ID theft schemes
Born in a U.S. territory where he has lived all his life, Jose Marrero Rivera didn't know his name and social security number were racking up thousands of dollars in unpaid charges in Chicago and Miami. -- The snack bar worker is one of thousands of Puerto Ricans caught up in a lucrative document-fraud scheme to hide illegal [aliens.... criminals] in the United States... |
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