Diones Graciano-Navarro has been arrested at least 40 times in four states. — His rap sheet began with charges of loitering in New York City in 1975. In New Jersey, he graduated to fraud. By 1988, he was in California. He was charged with obtaining money by fraud or trickery. Later came cocaine possession. — The Dominican Republic native was deported twice. But he slipped back into the U.S… (Read Full Story)
Evergreen State rep. won’t support E-Verify
AS THE BULL TURNS: State Rep. Rick Larsen says he will vote against a proposed law that would force farmers and other employers to use a computerized immigration status check system before they hire workers, unless that law is modified to include a system to provide the legal labor that farms need. — The Everett Democrat was in Lynden Monday, Aug. 29, to talk to Whatcom County farmers about the issue… (Read Full Story)
Members of Congress object to Obama amnesty edict
Rep. Elton Gallegly (R-Calif.), Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Immigration Policy and Enforcement, recently sent a letter to President Obama urging him to stop his controversial decision to advance a non-legislative amnesty, stating that the policy is “undermining the enforcement of our immigration laws” and is a “direct assault on the fourteen million Americans…” (Read Full Story)
Big Sis says she’s deporting enough invaders
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano indicated today that the U.S. doesn’t need to boost the annual number of illegal immigrant deportations, now 400,000 annually, because she’s grabbing most of the criminals and sending them home. — “If we come to the point where we are unable to remove everybody we know has a threat to security or has a criminal record…” (Read Full Story)
King: Will Obama’s executive amnesty benefit his illegal alien uncle?
One congressman wants to know if President Obama’s half-uncle will be granted ” amnesty” under new rules the Obama administration announced earlier this month designed to let lower-priority illegal immigrants remain in the country. — Rep. Steve King, an Iowa Republican who has fought for an immigration crackdown, said Onyango Obama, a relative of the president, “will have an advantage…” (Read Full Story)
“Words offer the means to meaning, and for those who will listen, the enunciation of truth. And the truth is, there is something terribly wrong with this country, isn’t there? ” – The Character V from the film V for Vendetta
Hello, some of you may know me; some of you may not, so allow me to introduce myself formally. My name is Neal Ross, not NEAL ROSS, no matter what the ID cards in my wallet may say. Neal is my given name and Ross is my surname. I AM NOT a piece of property belonging to the corporate entity that is the United States of America…I am an individual with all the inherent rights and privileges associated with being an individual. I believe that I do not need permission, i.e. a permit, to exercise these rights as that would imply that they are but merely a privilege to be taken away at the whim of some bureaucrat.
Everyone is talking about balancing the budget and complaining because it cannot be done. Well I do not have that problem. I know how to balance the budget and maybe even help bring down the national debt. All it would take would be some politicians with some real backbone.
First of all, we need to stop all immigration for the period of about five years. While the immigration is stopped we need to make sure that the invaders (so-called illegal aliens) that are already here cannot work. Do not arrest the invaders, arrest the people that hire them.
CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS TRAVELS U.S. CITIES USING VIOLENT RHETORIC: DECLARES ‘WAR’ ON RACIST TEA PARTY, SAYS TEA PARTY WANTS TO LYNCH BLACKS, CALLS FOR BANK RUNS, CIVIL UNREST IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS AND HOMES…
Deputy Assistant U.S. Attorney General William Orrick claims that sections of Alabama’s new law (which has been described by both opponents and supporters as the toughest such law in the country), should be blocked because it conflicts with federal law, but he fails to mention that the Federal enforcement agencies responsible are doing absolutely nothing to alleviate the problem.
Census figures released this year show the state’s Hispanic population more than doubled over a decade to 185,602.
Sometimes I wonder if the whole world is screwed up or if it is just me. Am I a relic, someone who does not belong in society with this atmosphere of political correctness? I was raised to believe that a man should speak what’s on his mind, not pull any punches. As a close friend said on Facebook the other day, call a spade a spade. I can’t begin to count the times that I have been told that it is not proper to call people stupid or lazy…even though that is exactly what they are.
Labor Dept. Signs ‘Partnerships’ with Foreign Gov’s to Protect Illegal Workers in U.S.
U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis asserted that all migrant workers have a “right to a legal wage” – even though the Labor Department itself states that under U.S. law, the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), “employers may hire only persons who may legally work in the United States (i.e., citizens and nationals of the U.S.) and aliens authorized to work in the U.S.” (Read Full Story)
Obama’s uncle had Social Security ID
President Obama’s accused drunken-driving uncle who was busted after a near collision with a Framingham cop has had a valid Social Security number for at least 19 years, despite being an illegal immigrant ordered to be deported back to Kenya. (Read Full Story)
Eurofresh to pay $600,000 illegal hiring penalty
The agreement follows a federal investigation into Eurofresh’s hiring practices that found the Willcox, Ariz.-based company knowingly hired and engaged in “a pattern and practice of employing unauthorized aliens,” (Read Full Story)
Napolitano rebuffs Perry’s $350 million request for jailing illegal immigrants
“I think he copied my letter when I was governor of Arizona. I think he subbed `Texas’ for `Arizona,’ ” Napolitano said, at a breakfast with reporters organized by the Christian Science Monitor. But his beef, she said, isn’t with the administration. (Read Full Story)
TUSD’s “Ethnic Studies” appeal leads to scrutiny of MEChA
The group Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán came under scrutiny as a result of the Tucson Unified School District’s appeal of the finding by Superintendent of Public Instruction (SOPI) that TUSD’s Mexican American Studies classes violate state law. In violation of state law, the classes are designed primarily for pupils of a particular ethnic group, promote resentment towards a race or class of people, and advocate ethnic solidarity instead of the treatment of pupils as individuals. [...] (Read Full Story)
Alabama’s toughest-in-the-nation crackdown is temporarily put on hold for additional review. (Read Full Story)
Immigration Dispute Has Constitutional Undertones
Facing a difficult reelection climate, and frustrated by the inability of his party to move immigration reform legislation through the Congress, Obama has decided to simply ignore existing federal law requiring deportation of illegal aliens in custody. He has decreed that hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants who would otherwise be subject to mandatory deportation, will be permitted to stay in the United States; including many illegals currently enrolled in schools. (Read Full Story)
Campaign 2012: Where do Republican Candidates Stand on Illegal Immigration?
STAND??? They are probably ALL sitting down… (Read Full Story)
Border Watchlisting a Decade after 9/11
While the 10-year anniversary of the September 11 attacks looms, the intelligence community continues to fill the gaps that remain in supporting the border law enforcement community in curbing terrorist travel. (Read Full Story)
Obama Cheered by Illegal Immigrant Advocates, But They Want More
Obama announced that he was curtailing deportations of illegal immigrants. Illegal immigrant proponents say that is not enough. (Read Full Story)
No doubt most have been exposed, during the non-stop coverage of Hurricane Irene as it traversed up the east coast, to Obama’s furrowed brow and look of worry; to him being portrayed, both by his own words and the mainstream media cameras and reporters hanging on his every word, as someone oh so concerned for the American people as Hurricane Irene moved north.
As Judy McLeod of Canada Free Press put it, he’s apparently been taking acting lessons from Tom Hanks. Most particularly like the photo-op showing Obama, complete with name plate (like we wouldn’t know who he was otherwise) with the portrayal of Hurricane Irene lurking over his left shoulder, at the FEMA command and control center.
"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same." ~ Ronald Reagan
Hello, some of you may know me; some of you may not, so allow me to introduce myself formally. My name is Neal Ross, not NEAL ROSS, no matter what the ID cards in my wallet may say. Neal is my given name and Ross is my surname. I AM NOT a piece of property belonging to the corporate entity that is the United States of America…I am an individual with all the inherent rights and privileges associated with being an individual. I believe that I do not need permission, i.e. a permit, to exercise these rights as that would imply that they are but merely a privilege to be taken away at the whim of some bureaucrat. 
Everyone is talking about balancing the budget and complaining because it cannot be done. Well I do not have that problem. I know how to balance the budget and maybe even help bring down the national debt. All it would take would be some politicians with some real backbone.
Deputy Assistant U.S. Attorney General William Orrick claims that sections of Alabama’s new law (which has been described by both opponents and supporters as the toughest such law in the country), should be blocked because it conflicts with federal law, but he fails to mention that the Federal enforcement agencies responsible are doing absolutely nothing to alleviate the problem.
Sometimes I wonder if the whole world is screwed up or if it is just me. Am I a relic, someone who does not belong in society with this atmosphere of political correctness? I was raised to believe that a man should speak what’s on his mind, not pull any punches. As a close friend said on Facebook the other day, call a spade a spade. I can’t begin to count the times that I have been told that it is not proper to call people stupid or lazy…even though that is exactly what they are. 
No doubt most have been exposed, during the non-stop coverage of Hurricane Irene as it traversed up the east coast, to Obama’s furrowed brow and look of worry; to him being portrayed, both by his own words and the mainstream media cameras and reporters hanging on his every word, as someone oh so concerned for the American people as Hurricane Irene moved north.
