It’s difficult to gauge the ultimate impact of this past week’s Supreme Court decision invalidating much of Arizona’s landmark immigration enforcement law, with the exception of Section 2(b), i.e. the clause empowering local police to ascertain someone’s immigration status if ”reasonable suspicion” exists when he or she is detained. Even this seeming bright spot...
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Just got an e-mail from the president of NY ICE reminding me of Peter King’s strongly worded statement about President Obama’s pathetic El Paso speech in favor of amnesty. She suggested writing an e-mail commending him for his continued stand against this betrayal of the American people.
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Those of you who have been following the deteriorating situation on our southern border for the past few years-and I think most of this site’s readers can be included in that category-probably remember the harrowing trials faced by Border Patrol agents Ignacio Ramos and Jose Compeon. These two courageous law enforcement officers were unjustly...
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Our good friend Michael Cutler will be a guest on two radio shows later today. The first, from 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM, EST, is the Helen Glover Show, which is broadcast from Providence, Rhode Island on WHJJ. The second is Chuck Wilder’s Talk Back, which you can listen to from 3:20 PM to 4:00...
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In light of Senator Gregory Ball’s “controversial” hearings into the homeland security dilemmas currently facing our state, I thought I’d provide you with some footage of Frank Gaffney’s testimony. The best argument on behalf of Senator Ball’s hearings is that they were condemned by the Council on American Islamic Relations, an off-shoot of the Islamic...
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Just received an e-mail from a member of New York ICE which calls my attention to an impending rally slated to occur this coming sunday, the focus of which is Representative Peter King’s upcoming hearings looking into domestic Islamic extremism.
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One of the problems I have with the immigration bureaucracy within the federal government, other than the current administration’s tendency to sue state and local officials for enforcing laws it should be administering, is its misplaced priorities.
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