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Sacramento Bee -- March 26, 2008 Schwarzenegger claims illegals not to blame for budget mess Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, responding to the mother of a Republican state legislator, said Wednesday it would be a "big mistake" to blame illegal [aliens... criminals] for the state's looming $8 billion budget problem. -- The Republican governor was in San Luis Obispo to pitch his budget proposal to local officials...  |
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KCRA-TV
-- Sacramento -- February 27, 2007 Schwarzenegger calls for bipartisanship ...Schwarzenegger also used the speech to promote his $12bn plan for universal health coverage, which is meeting resistance from Republicans and Democrats... -- And he urged Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform including a guest worker program and path to citizenship for illegal [aliens... criminals] already in the country. |
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Saunders -- San Francisco Chronicle -- January 9, 2007
A new license for illegal aliens If it's wrong for illegal [aliens... criminals] to have drivers' licenses, why should the state provide them with health care? That's the conundrum that Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will have to address as, after vetoing bills to allow illegal immigrants to obtain drivers' licenses, he pushes his plan to provide health care to all Californians... |
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Bee -- January 6, 2007 Arnold's invader health care plan facing opposition Even before Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger formally unveils his health care plan Monday, fellow Republicans in the Legislature are vowing to block any plan that provides coverage for illegal [aliens... criminals]. -- Advocates who have been briefed say Schwarzenegger will propose... |
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for American Immigration Reform -- January 5, 2007 Arnold trying to drive California bankrupt over invaders? Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposal to provide health coverage to every child in California, including illegal aliens, could leave the state liable for untold billions in unforeseen costs in the future, warns FAIR. The conservatively estimated cost of $400 million a year could easily balloon to many times that figure. |
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Chronicle -- November 7, 2006 Governor plans trip to Mexico Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his first official act after today's election, will travel to Mexico on Wednesday to begin a two-day trade mission that includes events to promote California business and meetings with President Vicente Fox and President-elect Felipe Calderon. -- "The California- Mexico partnership is important to both sides of the border..." |
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-- Sacramento -- August 31, 2006 Schwarzenegger to veto invader license bill The latest attempt to allow illegal [aliens... criminals] to obtain California driver's licenses has passed the Legislature and is on its way to Governor Schwarzenegger. -- Margita Thompson, a spokeswoman for the governor, said the governor will veto it. -- The bill that passed the Senate on a 21- to- 13 vote... |
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Republic -- August 24, 2006 Invasion: Governors to chat with corrupt Mexicans Four governors. Two Democrats and two Republicans. One giant issue. -- Border-state Govs. Janet Napolitano of Arizona, Bill Richardson of New Mexico, Arnold Schwarzenegger of California and Texas Gov. Rick Perry join executives from Mexico's five border states at the U.S.- Mexico Border Governors Conference 2006 this week... |
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Press -- July 26, 2006 Governor postpones Mexico trade mission Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has postponed a trade mission to Mexico that was scheduled for August, his office announced Tuesday. -- In an interview, Schwarzenegger said the decision was not meant to defuse tension over illegal immigration in California. Rather, he said it reflects the uncertainty hovering... |
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Mercury News -- July 25, 2006 Schwarzenegger gets earful on invasion, crime La Mesa, Calif. -- A heavily Republican crowd grilled Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger during a campaign appearance in Southern California Tuesday, barraging him with questions about immigration and crime. -- The same day a statewide poll showed Schwarzenegger leading Democrat Phil Angelides by eight percentage points... |
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La Opinion
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Google) -- July 26, 2006 Arnold claims his support of Prop. 187 was a mistake It was an error to support [California Proposition] 187, admitted yesterday Arnold Schwarzenegger governor during a meeting with the publishing meeting of the Opinion. The state agent chief executive as opposed to expressed his positions immigration, the public education, the crisis in the system of health...[Related AP item] |
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ABC News
-- April 23, 2006 Is Arnold going the way of Bush on the invasion? Today on "This Week with George Stephanopoulos": ...Schwarzenegger embraced "earned citizenship", a position espoused by numerous Senate Republicans, and dismissed any suggestion of amnesty. He also pushed back calls for mass deportation. -- "How do you do this logistically?" he asked... [Contact this guy] |
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Daily Breeze -- October 8, 2005 Mexican Reconquista grumbles over invader license bill veto Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has once again vetoed legislation that would have allowed California to issue special "driving only" licenses to illegal immigrants, unswayed by a new federal law that left him an opening to reverse course. -- Sen. "One Bill Gil" Cedillo, who has turned passage of a license measure into a crusade, insisted he will not surrender. [Contact and thank the governor] |
Associated Press -- October 7, 2005
Schwarzenegger vetoes invader driver's license bill
Sacramento -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday vetoed legislation that would have granted driver's licenses to [illegal aliens... criminals], saying that approving the measure into law could have undermined national security efforts. -- The veto was expected and marked the second time Schwarzenegger has rejected such a bill. [Contact and thank the governor]
GovernatorKFI - Reader Report -- August 23, 2005
Arnold turning into a 'girlie-man' on Mexican invasion
Talk show host Bill Handel chatted with California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on the air this morning, and it appears that Bush's gaggle of neocons have gotten to him on the invasion. -- When asked about what he thinks about the California Border police initiative, Arnold immediately went into the circular argument act usually used by the socialists and Democrats...
Copley News Service -- December 9, 2004
Invader driver's license issue to be put off
...Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger wants to defer talks on driver licenses for illegal immigrants [criminals] until federal officials develop standards required under legislation to overhaul the national intelligence network. -- [Schwarzenegger and "One Bill Gil" Cedillo, a vehement Mexican reconquista, remain at odds over how to provide licenses to invaders without compromising national security... an impossibility.]
Mexidata.info -- November 10, 2004
Mexico's Fox cancels trip to California
President Vicente Fox has cancelled a working trip to California, tentatively scheduled for November 29, 30 and December 1, since "the appropriate political conditions do not exist" in order to open a dialogue with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, sources in the office of the Presidency of the Republic revealed. -- Fox's office has become disheartened by the lack of interest shown by Schwarzenegger...
Dennis Mountjoy -- L.A. Times (Free Registration) -- Oct. 11, 2004
Governor right to veto driver's license bill
Arnold Schwarzenegger did the right thing when he immigrated to America from Austria as a young man - he came here legally. As governor, he did the right thing [recently] when he vetoed the bill that would have given California driver's licenses to immigrants who, unlike the governor, entered this country illegally. [Visit Assemblyman Mountjoy's website]
Sacramento Bee -- October 10, 2004
'The New 187': GOP wary of new initiative
...[A]s state Sen. Gil Cedillo prepares to introduce his fifth license bill next year, the governor - who recently vetoed an Assembly version - and the GOP are distancing themselves from a ballot measure that could put the issue to rest. -- The constitutional amendment would bar the Legislature from granting licenses to illegal immigrants [criminals], and cut off their access to professional or commercial licenses...
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MexicanMexidata.info -- October 4, 2004
Univision's resident reconquista crackpot exposed as liar
[Mexican blowhard Jorge Ramos Avalos opines]... Arnold Schwarzenegger, the most famous immigrant of the United States, has again turned his back on other immigrants like himself [a lie]. A few days ago he vetoed a bill that would have allowed close to 2 million undocumented immigrants in California to obtain a driver's license. There is nothing sadder and more hypocritical than when an immigrant turns his back on others, and Schwarzenegger's back is very broad.
Arnold WatchBakersfield Californian -- October 3, 2004
MALDEF meddlers, other subversives whine over vetoes
San Diego (AP) - Last year, as he ran for governor criticizing the passage of a law that would allow illegal immigrants, most of them Hispanic, to get driver's licenses, Arnold Schwarzenegger was criticized for not being sensitive enough to Hispanic issues. -- Now, after his round of bill signings and vetoes as governor, that criticism has emerged again. -- Bills championing causes important to many Hispanics - such as a revived driver's license bill...
The Provo Daily Herald - Ruben Navarrette Jr. -- October 3, 2004
Illegal immigrants, driver's licenses don't mix
There is a saying in politics: "There are no permanent friends or permanent enemies -- just permanent interests." -- Now, in their relentless campaign to get driver's licenses issued to illegal immigrants, Latino activists in California bring to mind a slightly different phrasing: "If you don't know who your friends are, you'll make enemies. And that just isn't in your best interest." -- Those activists have a new foil: California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger...
¡Viva México!Mexidata.info -- October 1, 2004
Arrogant Mexican senate bellyaching about license bill veto
The Mexican Senate... will send a letter to California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger to express concern over his decision to veto the bill to grant driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants [criminals]. -- "We must respectfully yet firmly urge that government not to make decisions that only violate the human rights of Mexican migrants, who moreover play an undeniable role in the California economy," said Senator Emilia Patricia Gómez. [See: Meddling Mexicans]
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