My apologies for beginning this entry with such a startlingly vulgar image, but I thought it appropriate to visually demonstrate the level of debate I encountered from open borders anarchists during the May Day rally held at Foley Square. These two characters-who obviously eschew fasting as a form of political protest-are from the very...
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I hate to be repetitive, but I thought I’d remind you that the big counter-demonstration against amnesty supporters is slated to begin at 2 PM tomorrow afternoon. That’s when the radical open borders lobby will begin marching downtown from Union Square to Foley Square.
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May 1st, 2011–New York, NY. New Yorkers for Immigration Control and Enforcement (NY ICE) will conduct its annual *counter* protest of the stampede for amnesty for those illegally in the U.S. NY ICE advocates for the enforcement of existing immigration laws.
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Update: The starting time has been moved back to 2 PM. Be sure to adjust your calendars accordingly. May Day is upon us, and this year we can once again look forward to the spectacle of thousands of people who were not invited here, don’t belong here, and certainly contribute nothing of value to...
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I’d like to thank a member of NY ICE for forwarding this story to me, yet another in a seeming laundry list of illegal financial transactions devised with the sole purpose of defrauding American financial institutions, and by extension, American investors in those institutions.
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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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In a sign of what can be accomplished when pressure is brought to bear on negligent public officials, the state of Massachusetts has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with ICE. By opting in to Secure Communities, officials in the Bay State have agreed to screen all future arrestees for legal status, and to report those...
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One of the most infuriating aspects of the open borders campaign is the extent to which it’s based on emotion-driven, rather than empirical, arguments. The physical expression of this tendency manifested itself in Utah recently, during a rally held in support of Rep. Stephen Sandstrom’s Illegal Immigration Enforcement Act.
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