Filed under: Illegal Immigration, United States — Michael van der Galien, Editor-in-Chief on July 31, 2008 @ 5:12 pm CEST
‘What to do with millions of illegal aliens in the US? The issue is still a sleeper in the presidential campaign. But maybe not for long. Americans who want strict law enforcement before a “total” immigration solution now have proof that stronger enforcement can bring results,’ the Christian Science Monitor opines. (more…)
Geraldo Rivera, he of the Al Capone vault television mega-flop, has an over-the-top article up at the Huffington Post in which he condemns the recent raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement that resulted in the arrests of hundreds of illegal immigrants. The Wall Street Journal called the raids "immigration theater" and I’m inclined to agree with Rivera to an extent.
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The NY Times reports that immigration officials have been running a rapid-fire prosecution program aimed at illegal aliens who’d fraudulently used other people’s identification to gain employment with Agriprocessors Inc. Nearly 400 people were processed through the special court. 94 were convicted on Wednesday alone. For the math-challenged, that’s nearly 12 convictions per hour. That doesn’t seem right.
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Roberto Lovato’s new Ode to Juan Crow is a must-read simply because it’s Americans’ responsibility to know what the people who are actively seeking to undermine our country are doing. Unfortunately equating the racial discrimination faced by Black Americans under Jim Crow to current anti-illegal immigration laws fails on one simple point: the illegals are, well, here illegally.
What say you?
Filed under: Illegal Immigration, United States — Michael van der Galien, Editor-in-Chief on April 24, 2008 @ 2:30 pm CEST
Bad news for anti-illegal immigration folks: ‘The government is scrapping a $20 million prototype of its highly touted “virtual fence” on the Arizona-Mexico border because the system is failing to adequately alert border patrol agents to illegal crossings.’ (more…)
Why do advocates think that people who speak out against illegal immigration are guilty of using hate speech? “It’s personal, it’s intolerable, and it has to end.” Does it?
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It seems that John McCain hasn’t changed his views on (illegal) immigration. “Actually, I didn’t change my position…” McCain told Sean Hannity yesterday (video below the fold). McCain is, interestingly, constantly saying that conservatives opposed his plans because they didn’t trust government: that’s not the case. They opposed it because they disagreed with it. He has to be careful on this issue. (more…)
Filed under: Feature, Illegal Immigration, Morons, United States — Michael van der Galien, Editor-in-Chief on December 31, 2007 @ 6:25 pm CET
This is just silly: Dallas News has declared “the illegal immigrant” person (Texan) of the year.”
He breaks the law by his very presence. He hustles to do hard work many Americans won’t, at least not at the low wages he accepts. The American consumer economy depends on him. America as we have known it for generations may not survive him,” Dallas News reports. (more…)