October 29, 2005 -- George Bush has once again has declared war on the American people in an effort to get some sort of 'guest worker' scheme through Congress. This is nothing more than a huge amnesty scam, and this guy and his cronies need to be stopped in their tracks. -- The campaign of lies and hogwash from Bush and the Neocons, RINOs, open- borders lunatics, and greedy business interests who pull Bush's strings will begin in earnest soon. We will try to keep a record of the propaganda campaign on this page. Please check back often.
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| El Paso Times -- February 2, 2009 Students from military families who are in grades 5-12 are being encouraged to participate in a city program that celebrates the cultural diversity in the area. -- To take part in the program, military children are asked to submit essays that highlight the traditions of their family... |
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Des Moines
Register -- April 2, 2006 Maria, 26, is an illegal immigrant, and an Iowan. -- She works, but her documents are phony [a crime]. She drives, but she has no license [read: she has no respect for the law]. -- Maria crossed the U.S.-Mexico border five years ago and came to Marshalltown to work for the Swift & Co. meatpacking plant... |
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Portland
Oregonian Editorial -- March 19, 2006 What would Oregon do without its illegal immigrants? We're months away from harvest, but these undocumented workers, mostly from Mexico, are already proving again they're indispensable. Without even trying, they're helping gubernatorial candidates shake the trees for the May primary, and pluck up votes. |
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Philadelphia
Inquirer -- March 12, 2006 Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, archbishop of Los Angeles, has gone on record against H.R. 4437, an immigration bill sponsored by U.S. Reps. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R., Wis.) and Peter King (R., N.Y.). The Senate considered similar legislation last week. Here are excerpts from a letter from Mahony to President Bush on Dec. 30, 2005... |
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San Jose
Mercury News -- March 9, 2006 ...Californians' attitudes toward illegal immigration are softening. Yet those who vote tend to maintain a much harsher view of the issue, according to a Field Poll... -- ''That is a blatant lie,'' Barbara Coe of the said of the poll. ''It's the product of the liberal media and our dysfunctional president.'' |
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York (Pennsylvania)
Dispatch Editorial -- March 7, 2006 A 2,000-mile wall between the United States and Mexico -- if such can be imagined. And in that flight of imagination, picture a detailed map of the border between the two nations with the words "blueprint for failure" stamped thereon. -- It was Aldous Huxley who warned that the most important thing we learn... |
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Arizona
Republic -- February 26, 2006 Employers are not the only ones concerned about the effects of any crackdown on undocumented workers. Some employees also worry that lower-paid jobs will go unfilled, at least temporarily. -- In Arizona, construction, restaurant, agriculture and hotel industries rely on immigrant labor, including [illegal aliens... criminals]... |
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Center for
Community Change [Left wing crackpots] -- Feb. 21, 2006 Less than a year since national news coverage of a rare one year deferred deportation for one [illegal alien... criminal] student and public spokesperson for the DREAM Act, young people from around the country are mobilizing to fight the anti-immigrant climate on Capitol Hill and in legislatures... |
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