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7/28/2010
Permalink ID:15533
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7/28/2010
Permalink ID:15532
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Key parts of Arizona anti-immigration law blocked
"A judge on Wednesday blocked key parts of Arizona's tough new immigration law hours before it was to take effect, handing a victory to the Obama administration as it tries to take control of the issue."
7/28/2010
Permalink ID:15523
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Anti-Immigrant Group Calls for 'Safe Passage' Of Illegals Out of U.S.
"An anti-immigration group is calling on the Obama administration to ensure a smooth exit for illegal immigrants who are trying to leave the U.S. due to the weak economy and Arizona's strict new immigration law."
7/27/2010
Permalink ID:15514
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Socialist Obama adviser, Eliseo Medina, plays the immigrant card
"His message is that by exploiting the Latino vote, “progressives” can carry several key states in November. To do that, the left must portray any resistance to illegal immigration as an attack on all Latinos."
7/26/2010
Permalink ID:15498
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7/23/2010
Permalink ID:15435
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7/22/2010
Permalink ID:15418
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Hispanic GOP Group to Announce Support for Arizona Immigration Law
"The Arizona Latino Republican Association will become the first Hispanic organization in the country to actively oppose the Department of Justice's lawsuit against the state of Arizona's new immigration law."
7/21/2010
Permalink ID:15407
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7/20/2010
Permalink ID:15368
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Brewer Sends Stimulus Money to Border for Illegal Immigration Fight
"Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, claiming to "reject" the Obama administration's assertion that the border is more secure than ever, announced Monday that she's directing $10 million in federal stimulus dollars to tackle smuggling and illegal immigration."
7/20/2010
Permalink ID:15357
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Approval of Obama drops to 28 percent in new Arizona poll
"Most Arizonans no longer think Barack Obama is doing a decent job as president."
7/19/2010
Permalink ID:15327
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Mexican drug gang uses car bomb for 1st time in deadly attack on federal police in border city
" A drug cartel has used a car bomb for the first time in Mexico's decades-long fight against traffickers, setting a deadly trap against federal police in a city across the border from Texas, the mayor of Ciudad Juarez said Friday."
7/16/2010
Permalink ID:15275
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States rally to Arizona's defense
"Eight states announced Wednesday that they are backing Arizona in the federal government’s lawsuit against the state attempting to block the implementation of its controversial immigration law."
"Michigan, Florida, Alabama, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas and Virginia have all signed on to an amicus brief filed Wednesday afternoon."
7/14/2010
Permalink ID:15202
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Reid: No illegals in the workforce in Nevada?
"How many different ways can the immigration debate backfire on Democrats? Harry Reid may have invented a new way to shoot himself in the foot. When confronted by the CBS affiliate in Las Vegas over Reid’s block of a vote to require e-Verify for construction workers, Reid offered the standard platitude that immigration enforcement can’t be done “piecemeal” but has to wait for an overhaul of laws to replace the laws that the federal government doesn’t feel like enforcing. When pressed on the topic by the reporter, Reid insists that there are no illegal workers in Nevada (via the Boss Emeritus):"
7/13/2010
Permalink ID:15189
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Governors Voice Grave Concerns on Immigration
"In a private meeting with White House officials this weekend, Democratic governors voiced deep anxiety about the Obama administration’s suit against Arizona’s new immigration law, worrying that it could cost a vulnerable Democratic Party in the fall elections."
7/11/2010
Permalink ID:15136
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Dangerous territory: When Mexico joins the US government to sue a state
"The US government plans to sue Arizona over its immigration laws. In addition to the usual suspects (ACLU, MALDEF, etc.) Mexico is planning to sign on as a "friend of the court" in the lawsuit. So, Mexico is now a plaintiff with the US government in suing one of its territories, Arizona. This is not just about immigration."
7/11/2010
Permalink ID:15130
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Virginia Lawmaker Challenges Feds to Sue His State Over Immigration Enforcement
"Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chairman Corey Stewart told The Washington Post that the Obama administration's lawsuit against Arizona will probably fall flat. He claimed Arizona is on "firm footing" and encouraged other jurisdictions to follow Arizona's lead."
7/11/2010
Permalink ID:15129
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Axelrod: 'Patchwork' of state laws would 'dilute' federal border enforcement
"White House Senior Adviser David Axelrod on Sunday defended the administration's lawsuit against Arizona's immigration law, saying state laws such as the controversial one in the border state "dilute" federal efforts to secure the border."
7/11/2010
Permalink ID:15123
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Holder Floats Possibility of Racial Profiling Suit Against Arizona
"just days after filing a federal lawsuit against Arizona's immigration law, on Sunday floated the possibility of filing another suit on racial profiling grounds."
7/11/2010
Permalink ID:15122
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7/10/2010
Permalink ID:15103
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Border police bait & switch
"President Obama is suing Arizona for hav ing its cops identify and round up illegal aliens -- even though he's also deputizing them to do the same thing."
"That's right: Under a little-known federal program called ICE 287(g), the administration has continued to enlist at least eight Arizona state law-enforcement agencies to carry out the procedures at issue in the new Arizona law, which goes into effect July 29."
7/9/2010
Permalink ID:15072
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ICE Releases Memo Showing Agency Has Resources to Remove Only 4% of Illegal Aliens A Year
"The memo further says that “aliens who pose a danger to national security or a risk to public safety shall be ICE's highest immigration enforcement priority.”
7/7/2010
Permalink ID:15004
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Mark Steyn Rewind: Immigration bill is mostly Beltway kabuki
"Editor's note: Mark Steyn is on hiatus. This column was first published online May 27, 2007 at the height of debate over the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007. If passed, the new law would've given legal status and a path to citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants living in the U.S., and toughened border enforcement. It also would've created a new class of visa, called the "Z visa," and given to those without a valid visa. "
7/6/2010
Permalink ID:14990
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7/6/2010
Permalink ID:14984
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Suit Against Arizona Curb Sets Up State-Federal Showdown
"The Obama administration set up a legal battle over states' rights and heightened the political stakes on immigration for both parties by filing a suit to block Arizona's tough new immigration law."
7/6/2010
Permalink ID:14981
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Over 50% of all state deficits attributable to illegal aliens
"New York State faces an even greater difference: Their deficit is estimated at upwards of $4 billion, while their cost of illegals is $9.5 billion."
7/6/2010
Permalink ID:14980
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7/6/2010
Permalink ID:14979
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7/6/2010
Permalink ID:14974
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Obama AZ border claims false, say three … Democrats?
"When Barack Obama insisted last week that the southern border was more secure than at any time over the past 20 years, no one was surprised to hear Republicans scoffing at the claim. However, they’re not the only people calling Obama’s claim false. Three Arizona Democrats in Congress blasted Obama this weekend, worried that voters in their districts might hold them accountable for Obama’s posturing:"
7/5/2010
Permalink ID:14965
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Figures. Stimulus Money Being Used to Subsidize & Bus Mexican Students Across Border for Free Education
"In a town famous for Pancho Villa’s ransacking, the purloining still occurs; this time horses and mules are not disappearing, but taxpayer money is. Columbus, New Mexico is just 3 miles north of Palomas, Mexico and is one of the many border towns mired in the border fence, illegal immigration, and drug smuggling. The culprit in this case, however, is not El Chapo or a coyote, but rather residents in Mexico expecting American taxpayer benefits."
7/4/2010
Permalink ID:14939
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Obama faces prospect of firm Dem opposition on immigration reform
"Fourteen sitting Democratic senators voted to filibuster the last comprehensive immigration reform bill Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (Nev.) brought to the floor in June of 2007. Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.), an independent who caucuses with the Democrats, also voted against it."
7/3/2010
Permalink ID:14912
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Why boycotts about Arizona immigration law are stalling
"The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday granted itself an exemption to the city’s boycott of Arizona to keep a red light photo enforcement program operating. The program generates about $3.6 million in annual ticket revenue for the city. The day before, Oakland voted to approve a $1 million contract with a multinational advertising company with corporate offices in Phoenix."
7/3/2010
Permalink ID:14905
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Buy Arizona! Break the Socialist Boycott Plot!
"America's largest socialist organization, the Marxist based Democratic Socialists of America and its youth wing, the Young Democratic Socialists are very upset over new Arizona laws aimed at reducing illegal immigration."
7/2/2010
Permalink ID:14877
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Obama: American citizenship “not a matter of blood or birth
"Well, actually, it is a matter of birth, at least, in the sense of natural-born citizenship. The Fourteenth Amendment makes that all too clear, which is why the issue of “anchor babies” has been part of the immigration debate for the last several years. Those opposed to that reading of the Constitution might like what Barack Obama had to say about it in his widely-anticipated speech on immigration today."
7/1/2010
Permalink ID:14864
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Politics Over People
"The president's immigration address was little more than a cynical bid to sugarcoat amnesty for illegals as his polls sag. Maybe that's because he's not doing his real job: fostering jobs and enforcing the border."
7/1/2010
Permalink ID:14863
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Judge Lets Mexico Have Voice in Court Case Against U.S. Immigration Law
"A federal judge on Thursday granted Mexico's request to be allowed to file a legal brief supporting the challenge. That means the judge will consider the brief Mexico submitted previously"
7/1/2010
Permalink ID:14855
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7/1/2010
Permalink ID:14854
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Florida writes illegal alien bill similar to Arizona’s SB1070
"Even before the law is finished it is taking some criticism from the open borders crowd. William Snyder, one of the authors of the bill, says that the criticisms seem to be the same as they were in Arizona. “They haven’t read it,” especially since it isn’t even finished yet. They “are reacting to news media misrepresentations and stereotypes of law enforcement professionals.”
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6/30/2010
Permalink ID:14841
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Sheriff Joe raids another business, illegal aliens found hiding in dumpsters
"On Friday, Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies raided both Parks and Sons Inc. locations in El Mirage, and Youngstown, AZ. The raids came after a six month-long investigation tracked illegal alien identity thieves to the trash collection business."
6/29/2010
Permalink ID:14811
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6/29/2010
Permalink ID:14800
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Rep. Stark Mocks Border Security Advocates: Who Are You Going to Kill Today?
"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."
6/29/2010
Permalink ID:14796
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O'Reilly: Obama Could Face Impeachment If He Pardons Illegals
"Fox News' Bill O'Reilly is warning that if President Barack Obama ever bypasses Congress and uses his pardon power to make millions of illegal aliens citizens, he could face serious calls for his impeachment."
6/27/2010
Permalink ID:14725
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Dick Morits: OBAMA COURTS LATINOS BY SUING ARIZONA
"Why is President Obama suing to invalidate the Arizona law on illegal immigration? Why is he incurring the enmity of even his own Democratic Congressmen from the Phoenix and Tucson areas by trying to kill a law that two-thirds of Arizona and a similar proportion of America as a whole supports?"
6/27/2010
Permalink ID:14723
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