Archive for February, 2011

As promised earlier in the week, we are going to provide you with a secure link where you can donate to the legal efforts of Governor Jan Brewer and the state of Arizona as they fight the deep coffers of President Obama’s Department of Justice.
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One of the tragedies of the times in which we live is the ineluctable fact that so many words in our vocabulary have been been stripped of their meaning, either through overuse or misapplication.
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For those of you who’ve followed our past coverage of  Rep. Stephen Sandstrom’s efforts at curbing illegal immigration in his home state of Utah, you’ll be pleased to know that his bill, HB-70, has cleared an important legislative hurdle.
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For those readers/activists who live in Pennsylvania, or for you intrepid patriots who are willing to make the three hour-long drive into the Keystone State, there will be a pivotal meeting this weekend dealing with the issues that we’ve explored on this site since late last year.
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WEEKEND IN WASHINGTON ~                       Sacking out at CPAC   Had a great! time in Washington–the guys were interesting; it was strange but not too terrible to share a room with them, as all the hotels were sold out and overbooked, and Georgia was great, aside from her...
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It can be argued that, although besieged by illegal immigration from Mexico for decades, and beset with all of the predictable subsidiary problems that stem from that source, e.g. drug trafficking, prostitution, kidnapping, home invasions, as well as assorted drug-related crime, Arizona fired the first shot in the war between the states and the...
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Two days ago I had the pleasure of attending a benefit concert for the USO at a neighborhood bar in the East Village called Billy Hurricane’s. As you can see by the pictures posted below, the chief attraction that night was the Liberty Bells.
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What it means in the US, what other nations make of it, why it has no place in the country today. With a full complement of attentive listeners at the Penn Club’s elegant Tarnopol Room in midtown Manhattan, this month’s presentation by the Center for Immigration Studies offered analyses, figures and insights of legal policy...
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The fire sparked by the people of Arizona when SB 1070 was enacted into law has spread all the way to the great state of Kentucky, whose legislature is now considering a bill that “would authorize law enforcement to arrest illegal immigrants on trespassing charges during “lawful contact” where there is “reasonable suspicion.”
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One of the biggest debates relating to immigration enforcement that has erupted since the beginning of the Obama administration’s halfhearted attempts at interior enforcement is over what is the best method to target employers who have either knowingly or unwittingly employed illegal aliens as part of their workforce.
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