Archive for December, 2010

Tomorrow and/or thursday is the pivotal point in our struggle to thwart yet another backdoor amnesty known as the DREAM Act. While the House of Representatives is scheduled to pass this bill-without any substantive committee review or consistent CBO cost estimates-the real battle will take place in the U.S. Senate, where Senator Reid is...
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The passage of sweeping amnesty legislation is imminent! The indefatigable Michelle Malkin is on the front of lines of battling the attempt by Congress to foist yet another potentially disastrous amnesty on the American public.
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While not certain how President Obama’s grand compromise with Republicans in Congress will impact Senator Reid’s decision to force a cloture vote on the DREAM Act, it’s clear that he and his supporters will not relent in their mission to reward their illegal alien supporters, whom they consider a rich source of potential votes...
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Some good discussions about the DREAM Act have occurred lately, most of which I’ll try to hit in this post.
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One of the citizen-activist organizations at the forefront of forestalling, and hopefully defeating, the DREAM Act is Americans for Legal Immigration Political Action Committee. Like so many other immigration battles taking place in our nation’s capital, the fight over this latest incarnation of amnesty has inspired hundreds of pro-amnesty, pro-alien groups to try and browbeat...
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Noticeably absent from the current, contentious debate over preferential programs for illegal aliens, such as the DREAM Act, has been a countervailing voice to the official line of Hispanic and Mexican-American lobbying organizations.
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One of the chief reasons that the supporters of open borders have been thwarted in their relentless quest to enact their philosophy over the past five years is this man.
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As I’ve described in previous posts, this weekend is critical for determining the fate of the DREAM Act. Senate and House leaders plan on reviving this poisonous amnesty at the beginning of the upcoming week-possibly as part of a deal involving the extension of Bush Era tax cuts that are slated to sunset at...
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I really hate being repetitive, but feel compelled to repeat myself every so often, especially when there’s still life in the Dream Act. The good part of a lame duck Congress is that it will evaporate with the new year. The bad part is that it still has the power to enact legislation with...
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The arguments marshaled on behalf of the DREAM Act have never appeared weaker than in this compelling discussion between journalist, pundit, and author Mickey Kaus and author and journalist Robert Wright.
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