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Amnesty Rears Its Ugly Head, Yet Again

Published on April 23rd, 2011

Once again the administration is gearing up for another attempt at ramming amnesty through the legislative process. Of course the duplicitous politicians, who favor this legislative betrayal of the American citizens and the countless millions of lawful immigrants and their descendants who...

Apr

The Road to Immigration Enforcement Is Slow But Steady

Published on April 19th, 2011

Blog, illegal immigration

Arizona state Senator Russell Pearce, author of S.B. 1070, has a message for the patriotic immigration reform movement. Our battle cannot be won “overnight.” I’ll amend Pearce’s statement to read “in a year or maybe even longer.” In his Politco. com op-ed,...

Apr

California’s U.S. Representative Gary Miller: Immigration Enforcement Champion

Published on April 15th, 2011

Blog, jobs

Immediately after his 2010 reelection to the House of Representatives, Republican Gary Miller announced that one of his top legislative priorities in the 112th Congress would be to help unemployed Americans reclaim the 8 million jobs that have been lost to illegal...

Apr

Utah Enforcement Activists Fight Back Against Gov. Herbert's Back Room Amnesty

Published on April 11th, 2011

amnesty, Blog

My March 21 blog condemned Utah’s H.R. 116, an amnesty bill signed by Governor Gary Herbert that will create a guest worker program for illegal immigrants, despite the fact that immigration and work status fall under the federal government’s jurisdiction. Herbert’s office...

Apr

Musings on Gandhi, Obama and Leadership

Published on April 8th, 2011

Blog, population growth

The Wall Street Journal recently reviewed a new book, “Great Soul,” about Mahatma Gandhi that the reviewer, Andrew Roberts, describes as “generally admiring.” How much the book chips away at some of the Indian icon’s saintliness or how much it’s the reviewer,...

Apr

California’s Teachers, Community Colleges Take Huge Hits; Funding for Illegal Immigrant Students Rolls On

Published on April 6th, 2011

Blog, education

How many Americans have to suffer before someone steps up to fight for us against the negative fiscal and social impact of unrelenting immigration? Californians may have the worst of it, especially those who are part of the state’s crumbling education system....

Amnesty Rears Its Ugly Head, Yet Again

The Road to Immigration Enforcement Is Slow But Steady

California’s U.S. Representative Gary Miller: Immigration Enforcement Champion

Utah Enforcement Activists Fight Back Against Gov. Herbert's Back Room Amnesty

Musings on Gandhi, Obama and Leadership

California’s Teachers, Community Colleges Take Huge Hits; Funding for Illegal Immigrant Students Rolls On

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