Posts Tagged ‘ immigration enforcement ’

Hat Tip: Trevor Loudon.
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Tomorrow is the National Remembrance Day for victims of illegal aliens. For those of you in the New York City/Tri-State Area who want to visibly commemorate the scores of Americans who’ve lost their lives to this plague, a member of New Yorkers For Immigration Control and Enforcement has come up with a useful suggestion. Here are the details,...
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This site was founded in support of Arizona and its bold stand against the Obama administration’s shameful record of non-enforcement, vis-a-vis this country’s immigration laws. That’s why we fully support State Senate Majority Leader Russell Pearce in his fight to retain his seat in the Arizona State Senate. The forces arrayed against him, from open...
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This is breaking news, but it would appear that a federal judge has upheld most of the key provisions of Alabama’s immigration enforcement law, HB 56. Rest assured, American Rattlesnake will cover this story in-depth once more details of this decision are released.
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A bipartisan coalition of state senators from Massachusetts is working on a bill that has a raft of tough immigration enforcement measures, including a provision that would eliminate the ability of illegal aliens to partake of the bounty of public housing subsidized by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, i.e. American taxpayers. The most famous beneficiary...
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Update Part II: It has cleared committee. Proposed legislation that would require employers across the country to use the electronic employment-verification program known as E-verify passed out of a Congressional House committee today. The bill, H.R. 2885, also called the Legal Workforce Act, would require that almost every business in the country adopt the program...
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It is a monumental shift. As reported by Fox News, more Mexicans are leaving the United States than entering.  Net migration of Mexicans, the number entering minus the number leaving, is zero, according to the Mexican government.
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In light of a federal judge’s decision to enjoin Alabama’s historic immigration law, I thought it best to revisit the reasons why Alabama enacted the law in the first place. To that end, here’s a debate between a member of the SPLC, a notorious racket masquerading as a civil rights organization,  and the great...
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One of the nation’s foremost experts on the national security implications of unfettered immigration, our good friend Michael Cutler, will be on the radio this morning. I would highly recommend that those of you in the Providence, Rhode Island market tune in. You can also listen to Mr. Cutler’s interview online. Here are the...
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