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Wooldridge
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Michigan
News
When
did America lose the rule of law?
When and why does the 'rule of law' that
binds the United States into an integrated society get ignored
first, and then, thwarted by those in Congress who make the laws?
Our federal government is considering a bill allowing in-state
tuition for illegal alien immigrants...  |
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Associated
Press
Study:
Mexican strip-mining of U.S. worse than previously thought
Mexicans are receiving nearly 20 percent
more money from migrant workers in the United States each year
than government figures indicate, according to an independent
study released Monday. -- Remittances from Mexicans in the United
States now total US$14.5 billion, according to the study commissioned
by the Inter-American Development Bank and Pew Hispanic Center.
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India Times
For
racketeers, US immigration just got tougher
Life may just get more difficult for
those running illegal immigration rackets to the US . Often,
these illegal immigrant racketeers "arrange" for a
social security number, a must in the United States. -- The number
issued is a genuine one, issued more often than not to a child
or a non-citizen, and which may have fallen into disuse.... |
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LTE -- Washington
Times - Byron Slater - [Scroll Down]
Assessing
the California recall
...Though there is no doubt that immigration
is a federal responsibility, the electorate was quick to retaliate
against Mr. Davis' attempt to pander to Hispanics by signing
a bill granting driver's licenses to illegal aliens after vetoing
two far more restrictive bills... |
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QuePasa.com
Economic
development a priority for Napolitano
...With both governors [of Arizona and
Sonora, Mex.] only elected this year, one of the priorities is
to reinforce relations between both states so as to bring about
better conditions for dealing with commerce, sanitary and immigration
issues, among other matters, as indicated by the representative
of the government of Arizona in Sonora. [See: More
on Napolitano] |
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Roanoke
Rapids (NC) Daily Herald
Mexican
invader arrested, cocaine seized
An illegal Mexican immigrant is in jail
under $100,000 bond after Roanoke Rapids police charged him with
trafficking a kilo of powdered cocaine. -- In a joint effort
with the U.S. Department of Immigration and Naturalization Service,
Police Department Agents James Ayers and Roy Ball charged Evaristo
Leon Lozano with trafficking cocaine... |
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Newsday
-- New York
Day
laborers face ire of frustrated communities
...Some residents and businesspeople
expressed outrage that the laborers are not regulated in any
way. -- "They are bringing the neighborhood down,"
said an angry Kevin Evans.... -- "They need someplace else
to go to," Evans said. "The litter, the urination and
the running back and forth, is not good..." |
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Los Angeles
Times (Free Registration)
'Good'
lawbreakers need not fret local enforcement
Orange County sheriff's deputies would
be among the nation's first local law enforcement officers trained
to enforce federal immigration laws under a proposal by Rep.
Christopher Cox - a plan that's already stirring controversy.
-- The proposal, under review by sheriff's officials, is at odds
with the official policy of most police departments in California...
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Virginian-Pilot
DMV
warns public about impending regulations
...Starting Jan. 1, many residents will
have to prove their citizenship or legal right to be in Virginia
before they are granted any DMV documents. The changes will affect
anyone applying for an ID card or license for the first time
and those who are renewing expired, suspended or revoked licenses.
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Mark
Andrew
Dwyer |
A
need to legalize shoplifting
U.S. House Representative Fancy Silope said on
Friday police raids on dozens of U.S. Mall-Wart liquor stores
in the search for shoplifters this week amounted to "terrorizing"
customers. -- "It instills a great deal of uncertainty in
people who are only trying to make a living or put drinks on
the table for their family," Silope, a California's Rebellious
Party leader, told reporters on a Congressional visit to Oz....
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Christian
Science Monitor
The
Wal-Mart Raid
The nation's largest employer, Wal-Mart,
was raided last Thursday by federal agents on charges that its
cleaning contractors were using illegal immigrants as janitors.
-- And indeed the predawn raid snatched more than 250 illegal
immigrants at more than 60 Wal-Mart stores, while company
executives are still being probed for possible prior knowledge
of the hiring. |
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