KNXV-TV -- Phoenix      Gov. Brewer 'appalled' after illegals released by Obama regime  Phoenix -- Gov. Jan Brewer says she's "appalled" about the U.S. Department of Homeland Security releasing illegal [aliens] a week before mandatory budget cuts across the government. -- Gillian Christensen, a spokeswoman with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said ICE has reviewed "several hundred cases" of [illegal aiens] being held in jails around the country and released them in the last week...

KRGV-TV -- Weslaco, Texas         Record stash house bust in Brownsville    A Brownsville stash house busted Monday may be one of the largest in recent years, officials said. -- Police and Border Patrol agents arrested 90 illegal [aliens] in and near the home in the Alton Gloor Blvd. area. -- Most of the [illegal aiens] were arrested inside the house. Some fled but were later apprehended, officials said.

KSAV-TV -- Phoenix     Arrest made over Arpaio death threats posted on Facebook    Phoenix -- A Scottsdale man has been arrested on charges accusing him of threatening to kill Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio. -- The Sheriff's Office says 42-year-old Ignacio Carbajal was arrested at his home Monday evening after he allegedly posted internet comments saying he planned to kill Arpaio. -- According to the Sheriff's Office, Carbajal told deputies that he wanted to kill Arpaio because of Arpaio's stance against illegal immigration...

KGBT-TV -- Harlingen, Texas      Jail break at Mexican prison across the border from Roma    Authorities are on a alert following a jail break south of the border in Miguel Aleman, a city just across the border from Roma. -- It all happened at the CEDES state prison in Miguel Aleman around 1:40 a.m. Tuesday. -- The Tamaulipas Attorney General’s Office confirmed the jail break in a statement released early Tuesday afternoon. -- Investigators reported that several vehicles carrying 15 armed [gunmen] arrived at the door...

The Dustin Inman Society -- Marietta, Ga.   Bumper sticker to fight RubiObamAmnesty! REMEMBER 1986!    Free bumper sticker with a $15 donation to help us fight amnesty-again. -- We need funding help to stop amnesty. Again. Get several! Send them to your U.S. Senators and your U.S. House Representatives! - I did! -- We just got shipment in and have plenty of stickers. They are high-quality, 7" X 3-3/4" and made of quality all-weather vinyl. A real eye-catcher...

Gabriella Morrongiello -- Young America' Foundation      Oregon's "tuition equity" bill holds a hidden agenda    The quickest way to befriend a child is to hand them candy. Want to assure a permanent life-long supporter of liberal policies? Hand out government subsidized programs. That's exactly the motive behind the "Tuition Equity" bill that has been adopted in many states and is now coming before the newly left-winged majority legislature of Oregon. -- What so many fail to ask when advocating government handouts such as...

EFE -- Madrid     Usual suspects launch mobilization for illegal alien amnesty    Chicago -- Families separated by deportations and pro-[illegal alien] activists on Monday here launched a national mobilization effort that will include visits to 90 cities to tell their stories and demand immigration reform. -- Organizers predict that in the coming weeks the group will grow to some 500 people participating in seven regional bus tours that will travel some 20,000 miles to visit 100 congressional districts...

Talking Points Memo How Arizona's Jan Brewer could be an amnesty bellwether    As the face of her state's crackdown on illegal immigration, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer is never far removed from the issue whether she wants to be or not. But she could prove an important test case for Republican efforts led by Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) to sell conservatives on the Senate's proposal for immigration reform tied to new border security measures...

KSAZ-TV -- Phoenix      Pot worth nearly $1M found in abandoned SUV    Nearly $1 million worth of marijuana was found in an abandoned sport utility vehicle on Sunday. -- Border Patrol agents at the Casa Grande station responded to a citizen's tip about the Chevrolet Suburban, which was loaded with a 1,800 pounds of pot. -- The total value of the drugs is $915,000. -- According to authorities, a records check revealed that the 2004 Suburban was reported stolen in Avondale...

Ronald W. Mortensen -- CIS.org      Norquist and Rubio: Relegating the GOP to permanent minority status     Grover Norquist and Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) appear to be trying their best to use immigration policy to relegate the Republican Party to permanent minority status. -- Democrats must be jumping with joy as Norquist and Rubio repeat over and over again: "Hispanics are the future of the Party. Hispanics are the future of the Party. Hispanics are the future of the Party" --- in spite of clear evidence that most Hispanics are now, and will continue to be, Democrats...

David North -- CIS.org     "Binational dialogue on Mexican migrants" likely to be abused    People in the immigration field are well aware that visa abusers present an enormous challenge. -- The release of "Binational Dialogue on Mexican Migrants" at a briefing on Capitol Hill today reminds me of the problems created by "study abusers" who will surely twist this report to advance the interests of the mas migration forces. -- The document itself, if it resembles its summary, contains some interesting information...

Gabriella Morrongiello -- Young America' Foundation      Oregon's "tuition equity" bill holds a hidden agenda    The quickest way to befriend a child is to hand them candy. Want to assure a permanent life-long supporter of liberal policies? Hand out government subsidized programs. That's exactly the motive behind the "Tuition Equity" bill that has been adopted in many states and is now coming before the newly left-winged majority legislature of Oregon. -- What so many fail to ask when advocating government handouts such as...

Jaime Sarrio -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution      Cobb advocate shaped illegal-worker plan    Cobb commissioners will vote tonight on a controversial law aimed at stopping the hiring of illegal immigrants. But it's not just the proposal that's causing a stir --- it's the man who penned it. -- D.A. King is a Cobb resident and anti-illegal immigration advocate known for his in-your-face antics and relentless focus on the issue. He has influenced immigration enforcement at the state and local levels through his blog... [Related video]

John Mills -- AL.com      Amnesty proposals would hurt poor, middle class Americans    Immigration reform harms poor and middle class American citizens. A major issue with illegal aliens is their taking of jobs at lower wages than Americans accept. -- So how does legitimizing these foreigners improve the wages and income of the poor and middle-class? The simplest of concepts from economics is the law of supply and demand. -- The current number of unemployed is 11 million, which is in close alignment with...

Los Angeles Times     Obamacare may threaten California's safety net    Millions of uninsured Californians will gain medical coverage under the national healthcare overhaul beginning in January, but Guadalupe Luna won't be one of them. -- Luna, an [illegal alien] and tamale vendor in Los Angeles, doesn't qualify. So she will continue going to the clinic where she has received free care for more than 20 years: Los Angeles County's Hudson Comprehensive Health Center...

KAAL-TV -- Austin, Minn.    Illegal aliens released in "budget crunch"    The Associated Press has learned that federal immigration authorities have released a number of detainees around the country to save money. -- Gillian Christensen, spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Washington D.C., said Monday that field offices have been directed to review their numbers of detained immigrants to ensure the jail populations stay within budgeted resources...

Highland (Calif.) News      Reconquista Navarro rears his head... again    Scholars, policymakers and community organizers from across the country will convene at UC Riverside for an all-day summit on immigration reform on Saturday, March 16. -- Organized by UCR AIR --- the student-led Alliance for Immigration Reform --- and Armando Navarro, UCR professor of ethnic studies, the summit will hear from scholars who study immigration policy, legislators who create policy, and representatives of labor, human rights and immigrant groups who work with [illegal alien] communities....

Atlanta Journal-Constitution    Georgia won't appeal decision against immigration law    The long-running legal battle over controversial part of Georgia's sweeping immigration law is over, at least for now. --The Georgia Attorney General's office confirmed Monday the state will not appeal a federal court's decision against the part of the law that would punish people who knowingly transport or harbor illegal [aliens] while committing other crimes...

Fox News     Al Queda still thriving inide U.S.    Fox News video report of February 26. Catherine Herridge reports from Washington, D.C.

W.D. Reasoner -- CIS.org     Through a glass darkly    You know those eyeglasses you can buy --- called Transitions lenses, I think --- that are crystal clear as long as you're in a fairly shady place, but get progressively darker with increasing light until they're sunglasses in bright daylight? That's what I think of when I consider the Obama administration's track record on transparency, contrary to what is promised on the White House website...

David North -- CIS.org     There Must Be a Blue Moon Shining: DOJ unit actually helps citizens!     A small bit of the Justice Department --- the Office of Special Counsel for Immigration-Related Unfair Employment Practices (OSC) --- has, totally out of character, actually moved to discourage employment bias against U.S. citizens! -- This entity usually spends its energies beating up on employers who are a little too vigorous in their efforts not to hire illegal aliens, but this time it has issued a press release saying...

Washington Times      White House raises terror threat, warns illegals could flood borders    The Obama administration on Monday warned the nation to expect an increase in illegal immigration if the automatic budget cuts go into effect Friday --- the latest caution from a White House determined to raise the heat on congressional Republicans. -- President Obama has framed the choice as one between higher taxes or lower security, bolstered by Homeland Security Secretary Janet A. Napolitano's warning Monday that...

Associated Press     Belgian businessman murdered in Mexican resort city    A Belgian citizen shot to death in the Pacific resort of Acapulco near the site of the Mexican Open tennis tournament was a resident businessman working for a transnational firm, local prosecutors in Mexico said Sunday. -- Saturday's killing was the second violent attack involving foreigners in Acapulco in less than three weeks. On Feb. 4, a band of masked gunmen invaded a beachfront home and raped six visiting Spanish women.