Monthly Archives: June 2010

When Arizona’s tough new anti-immigration legislation was signed into law by Gov. Jan Brewer the Mexican government took grave exception.  Mexican President Felipe Calderon called the law and affront to human rights and accused Arizona of opening “the door to … Continue reading →

On Tuesday, June 8, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed two bills that would require many employers in the state to use E-Verify – the online, electronically operated system that allows employers to confirm that their new hires have presented … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, June 9, the Georgia State Board of Regents approved two measures aimed at ensuring that illegal alien students do not receive in-state tuition rates when attending Georgia state colleges. The Regents’ actions came in response to a wave … Continue reading →

The controversial Arizona immigration law has found its way into the halls of the N.C. General Assembly. A proposed Senate resolution makes North Carolina the 18th state to consider a law that would require everyone to carry immigration documents and … Continue reading →

A universal children’s health insurance program created by Illinois’ corrupt former governor is covering mostly illegal immigrants and costing taxpayers tens of millions of dollars amid a perplexing $13 billion state budget deficit. About 75% of the children enrolled in … Continue reading →

Federal immigration agents arrested 72 foreign nationals — from countries throughout Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Central and South America — in the Chicago area during a two-week action targeting immigration fugitives and criminal aliens. The Immigration and Customs Enforcement … Continue reading →

BOSTON—They gather on statehouse steps with signs and bullhorns, risking arrest. They attend workshops on civil disobedience and personal storytelling, and they hold sit-ins and walk out of class in protest. They're being warned that they could even lose their … Continue reading →

We’ve all seen the signs erected by highway construction sites that say, “Your tax dollars at work.” Well, Gov. Sonny Perdue might as well start putting up similar signs at the entrances to Georgia’s colleges and universities that say, “Your … Continue reading →

North Carolina just joined seventeen other states which have begun to move forward to pass similar laws to that of Arizona regarding immigration. With the citizens of our country polling between 61 and 80% in favor of Arizona’s law, it … Continue reading →

In Arizona where they have just passed a very important bill to uphold federal law regarding illegal immigration. The vast  majority of folks support  this bill and many states are following suit. But there are people who want to continue … Continue reading →

More Americans agree with how Jan Brewer sees the immigration problem than the views of Barack Obama. But that doesn’t mean they want her to be president. In a new nationwide Rasmussen Reports survey taken in the days after the … Continue reading →