I should probably preface this post with the caveat that it does contain numerous “spoilers,” so if you wish to see this film untainted by the disclosure of any plot lines, characterization, thematic development or surprise twists, I suggest you depart before the jump. I myself am not a fan of spoiler alerts, and...
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We’ve covered the extensive problems our current immigration system faces in rooting out fraud in the past, as those of you who are regular readers of the site know. Well, now it seems that the federal government is finally beginning to pursue those unscrupulous attorneys who seek to exploit our immigration laws for personal...
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Update: A Knoxville alternative weekly has a great feature on the continuing struggle of Katie Granju for justice. Link provided below in the comments sections. Even though this might seem a bit far afield from this website’s purpose, I feel compelled to inform you of a candlelight walk occurring tomorrow night at the Knox...
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Update: New photos, and full video coverage, at The Silent Majority. Today I decided to return to my old stomping grounds at Brooklyn College in order to witness a lecture delivered by acclaimed polemicist, writer, political and human rights activist, and former leader of the new left, David Horowitz. Invited to speak by...
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The gun walking scandal that’s engulfed the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which has even attracted the attention of normally lackadaisical news outlets such as CBS News, seems to have made its way south.
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The death of Arizona rancher Robert Krentz, who was most likely killed by an illegal alien coming over the Mexican border, served as the catalyst for the passage of SB 1070 and the ensuing nationwide debate over border security. Now the Center for Immigration Studies has released its first Web-based film exploring the difficulties...
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The Utah legislature has finally passed a raft of bills designed to serve as a compromise between those of us who support immigration enforcement, and those who want to thwart the will of the people and the clear intent of American immigration law.
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Some very sad news today. Michelle Malkin’s cousin, a University of Washington student named Marizela Perez, has been missing for the better part of three days. You can find more details at her site. If you live in the Seattle area and have any information about where she might be, feel free to share...
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This is for those of you living in Chicago-I know there are American Rattlesnake readers who reside in Chi-Town-and have some free time next week. An nonprofit organization called The Immigrant Youth Justice League is planning on holding a rally demanding the privileges they’re not entitled to this coming thursday in Chicago.
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Today I attended the counterprotest held by supporters of Representative Peter King’s investigation into Islamic radicalism. A rally that was held approximately three blocks away from an event staged by radical leftists and Islamic extremists opposed to the very notion of Rep. King’s proposed hearings.
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