| Miami Herald Editorial -- November 19, 2009 Miami rag buys Napolitano's line, calls for amnesty The Obama administration has sent an important signal that it remains committed to overhauling the nation's immigration laws, an issue that has lost none of its urgency since Congress and President Bush tried and failed to enact substantial changes in 2007... [Other rags pushing for amnesty: Arizona Republic & San Diego Union-Tribune] |
| Kimberly Dvorak -- The Examiner -- November 19, 2009 U.S. gives Mexico keys to open border and amnesty Mexico's culture of corruption is synonymous with the drug dealers, Federales as well as the government. It is no secret business south of the border is handled with a greasy handshake full of money, but what's surprising to most Americans are the major trade deals cut to benefit our neighbor to the south... |
| Reuters -- November 15, 2009 Obama comerade Axelrod says amnesty scheme advancing Democrats and Republicans in Congress are working together to craft an immigration reform bill [read: amnesty] that could become law as early as next year.... -- That legislation could create a path to citizenship for the estimated 12 million illegal [aliens.... criminals] already in the US, David Axelrod... told CNN's State of the Union with John King... |
| Dakota Voice -- November 14, 2009 Survivor of socialism has warning for America ...The woman told her they would do this by getting massive numbers of illegals into the U.S. and pushing the sanctuary movement. [Kitty] Werthmann [of Eagle Forum] said when she saw illegal [alien] marches in California carrying the Mexican flag and trampling the American flag, she knew this was actually happening. [See Obama Watch] |
| New York Times -- November 13, 2009 Obama to begin amnesty push during deep recession The Obama administration will insist on measures to give legal status to an estimated 12 million illegal [aliens] as it pushes early next year for legislation to overhaul the immigration system, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said on Friday... [Watch Napolitano's disturning performance] |
| Department of Homeland Security -- November 13, 2009 Napolitano's pro-amnesty speech at radical Left-wing 'think tank' Thank you to John Podesta for that warm introduction. John is a good friend of mine, and I admire the work he's done here at the Center for American Progress to advance the national debate on a range of important issues. John and I have worked together extensively, and I look forward to his continued partnership... |
| Associated Press -- November 13, 2009 Napolitano: Border more secure, but amnesty needed "for better enforcement" Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says many of the benchmarks Congress set in 2007 for border security have been met. -- Napolitano told the liberal think tank Center for American Progress that improved border security and tougher enforcement make attaining immigration reform [read: amnesty] possible... |
| El Sol de Mexico -- November 12, 2009 Translated by Google Mexican rag says White House to announce amnesty scheme Friday The U.S. president, Barack Obama, on Friday [will] unveil details of its plan to consolidate in the near future a comprehensive reform of immigration laws [read: amnesty], allowing regularize the status of residence of some 11 million [illegal Mexican aliens.... criminals] overwhelmingly... |
| Lennis Waggoner -- The Examiner -- November 10, 2009 Giving Away America: The Obama amnesty scheme Quietly slipping through the legislative process, at least until lately, is the latest incarnation of the Immigration Reform Bill [aka amnesty], called Immigration Legislation S-9. This is still nothing but an amnesty plan and a give away of America. This plan cheapens citizen ship by giving it to virtually anyone who can get to U.S. Soil and seek it... |
| National Association of Former Border Patrol Officers -- November 9, 2009 Latest NAFBPO update from south of the border ...Referring to the topic of migration, she [Janet Napolitano] said President Barack Obama wants to move ahead with that in 2010. She anticipates changes will be presented to Congress in the first half of next year. She said that there is a better system for finding those who have crossed the border illegally and for identifying the businesses that give them employment... [See Meddling Mexicans] |
| McClatchey Newspapers -- November 9, 2009 Arrogant illegals mobilizing to push 'DREAM Act' amnesty ...It's been just more than two years since the last version of the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act failed to pass the Senate. Reintroduced in both chambers of Congress in March, the most recent incarnation of the DREAM Act would provide a path toward legal U.S. residency for students such as Mateo [an invader illegally working in the U.S.]... |
| Tom Tancredo -- WorldNetDaily.com -- November 7, 2009 Stopping the next amnesty is not enough If you think a congressional amnesty for 15 million illegal aliens is a bad idea, think about a stealth amnesty for 50 million. That's what we've got now even without any new legislation from the 111th Congress. -- Whether or not Obama pushes for the new amnesty which will again be packaged as "comprehensive immigration reform" as it was in 2006 and 2007... |
| McAllen (Texas) Times -- November 5, 2009 Valley residents visit DC, demand amnesty for illegals San Juan, Texas -- Hundreds of Valley residents signed a letter of support to a comprehensive immigration reform [read: amnesty] and donated $1 dollar each one to pay the visit of community organizers to Washington, D.C. to speak with Texas representatives last October and convince them about the importance and urgency to approve that reform... |
| Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights Open-borders Zealots -- November 4, 2009 "Change": One year later Today, November 3rd, on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the historic election of President Barack Obama, a crowd of over 400 strong packed the auditorium of the Spertus Institute and later in Grant Park to reaffirm our support for the "Change Worth Fighting For." |
| Portland Oregonian -- November 1, 2009 Commissioners foolishly support "DREAM Act" amnesty scheme The Multnomah County commissioners never seem short of resolutions to pass and proclamations to make, but today's unanimous vote to support the federal Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act was particularly emotional for both the commissioners and the audience who came to support it... |