Archive for December, 2010

It seems that our worst fears have proven true, and that Harry Reid now has the votes for cloture, and thus, the DREAM Act will become a reality. The news just broke that he intends to bring up DREAM for a cloture vote later tonight. I’ll be keeping you apprised of what happens tonight...
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Once the Senate brings Harry Reid’s DREAM to the floor we’ll return to your regularly scheduled programming, but for now I just had to bring you the story of a Texas inmate-who is, perhaps not surprisingly, an illegal alien-that is undergoing a sex change operation on the dime of Texas taxpayers.
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  More proof, as if more proof was needed, that The push for this latest installment in the amnesty layaway plan known as DREAM has been riddled with identity politics from the beginning. The only reason Harry Reid is demanding that the Senate pass this monstrosity in the first place is as a reward...
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The conference call between DREAM Act sponsors and DREAM Act supporters, which I mentioned in my last activism update, occurred last night. You can download the entire conversation here.
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With apologies to Daniel Tosh, I thought I’d use today’s update to add a little levity to a somewhat grim situation.
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And what they’re planning. Dream Act supporters in Congress will be collaborating with DREAMers from across the country tonight! For more information about how you can participate, and discover what means they’ll use to push this potentially disastrous bill through the United States Senate, go here.
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One of the most troubling aspects of the current debate over immigration and national borders-other than the usual epithets lodged against those of us who care about our nation’s sovereignity, and the absurd postulations made by those attempting to convince us of the wisdom of open borders, esto perpetua, is the closed nature of the...
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Michael Cutler, an immigration enforcement activist who worked for decades as a federal government employee protecting our nation’s security-including helping to thwart a terrorist plot by the Japanese Red Army-has a fantastic essay today explaining in detail just why the DREAM Act is the thin wedge of a much larger amnesty.
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I thought I’d use today’s post, written hours before the Senate opens up for business and possibly reanimates the corpse of the DREAM Act, to engage in some speculation about citizen activism, and its impact upon the ruling political class.
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A great piece by former congressman and Colorado gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo, which exposes Luis Gutierrez’s hypocrisy, empty gestural politics, and the shaky foundation upon which the contemporary Democratic Party is built, was just published in World Net Daily.
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