INVASION: May 25, 2011
Mexican Troops Find Tunnel Being Constructed Under Border
It must be for those Americans trying to sneak into Mexico!!! (Read Full Story)
South Carolina House approves illegal immigration bill
The South Carolina House has approved a bill requiring law enforcement to try to check the status of people they suspect are in the country illegally. — The House voted 69-43 on Tuesday for the key second reading. The measure requires another perfunctory vote before returning to the Senate, which passed a different version… (Read Full Story)
Federal judges OK with en masse guilty pleas for illegals
Federal judges on Monday gave their approval to procedures used in courts to speed up the processing of illegal [ aliens]. — In a unanimous ruling, the judges of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said there is nothing inherently wrong about taking guilty pleas from individuals in a large group at a single hearing… (Read Full Story)
‘Amnesty’ label is a sticking point in immigration policy debateWhat counts as amnesty? — The debate that President Barack Obama reignited in El Paso, Texas, over immigration changes could hinge on which side prevails: those who insist that stiff fines and a 13-year wait to become a citizen don’t qualify, or those who denounce any sort of liberalization as “amnesty.” (Read Full Story)
L.A. Times does not believe illegal immigration is a crime
On Monday, the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times published a piece lamenting the fact that many illegal aliens have been deported as a result of the federal Secure Communities program (” Secure Communities: A flawed deportation tool”). — The article states: “In Los Angeles County, for example, nearly half of the 11,774 deported under the program from August 2009 to January 2011 had no convictions…” (Read Full Story)
Opponents of illegal alien tuition say they have enough valid signatures
Michael Dawson and Peter Oliphant help collect signatures on Route 40 in Cecil County. — With a week to go, the group leading the effort to repeal in-state tuition for illegal [ aliens] said they have enough valid signatures to meet the first benchmark of 18,579 signatures by May 31. Plus there are 10,000 to 15,000 more where it is asking voters to fix minor problems with the petitions… (Read Full Story)
Michael Dawson and Peter Oliphant help collect signatures on Route 40 in Cecil County. — With a week to go, the group leading the effort to repeal in-state tuition for illegal [ aliens] said they have enough valid signatures to meet the first benchmark of 18,579 signatures by May 31. Plus there are 10,000 to 15,000 more where it is asking voters to fix minor problems with the petitions… (Read Full Story)
Where is the border with Mexico? At the official border or 100 miles inland?
In spite of President Obama’s claims that the border is sufficiently secure to allow for immigration law reform, a lot of people in the rural areas near the border don’t agree. — Residents in the borderlands upside Mexico demand that the border be secured at the border. — Over the last decade we have seen the number of Border Patrol agents increase from around 4,000 to over 20,000 agents… (Read Full Story)
In spite of President Obama’s claims that the border is sufficiently secure to allow for immigration law reform, a lot of people in the rural areas near the border don’t agree. — Residents in the borderlands upside Mexico demand that the border be secured at the border. — Over the last decade we have seen the number of Border Patrol agents increase from around 4,000 to over 20,000 agents… (Read Full Story)
