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Doug McIntyre -- Los Angeles Daily News       sc        L.A. shares blame in teen's death    Anita Shaw says, "My country let me down." It's hard to argue with her. Not only did America let Anita Shaw down, so did California and Los Angeles. -- Truth be told, Anita Shaw is being diplomatic, if not generous, by not lashing out in righteous indignation at the massive tragedy she has suffered at the hands of an indifferent government. [See the Jamiel's Law web site]

Alana Burke -- Redding (Calif.) Record Searchlight    Sanctuary cities undermine immigration laws    Cities with sanctuary policies ignore federal immigration laws and provide a safe haven for illegal aliens, allowing them to take advantage of local services and report crimes without fear of deportation. These sanctuary policies prohibit the police from reporting an illegal alien to ICE unless the illegal has committed a crime.

Myrtle Beach (South Carolina) News Sun    S.C. bill may block college for illegal aliens    For participants in the state's immigration reform effort, the upcoming ban on illegal [aliens] in public colleges is a logical step. -- It makes no sense, they say, for South Carolina to educate people who cannot legally work here. It merely encourages them to stay...

KPHO-TV -- Phoenix    MCSO arrests 150 in recent sweeps    During the 30 hours of operation, Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Phoenix and Guadalupe crime suppression programs netted more than 150 arrests, including 73 illegal immigrants. -- Sheriff's deputies and armed posse volunteers said 47 people taken into custody, nine of nine of those illegal immigrants, during the two-day Guadalupe crime sweep that began on Thursday.

KIMA-TV -- Yakima, Washington   Video Report    ICE working with sheriff on jail overcrowding    Umatilla County (Oregon) Sheriff John Trumbo says too many illegal [aliens] are being locked up at the expense of Oregon taxpayers.

ImmigrationBuzz.com    Enforcing all laws for all people    ...When city officials go on camera and make statements that enforcing all laws for all people isn’t right and that only certain laws need be enforced, they have just empowered the criminal element in the City of Phoenix. And taken away the ability of the Phoenix Police to keep order in our city...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix    Leaders fear Arpaio sweep disrupting Palomino    For more than 10 years, Phoenix police, neighborhood residents and area businesses have been working together to turn around north Phoenix's Palomino neighborhood. -- The neighborhood for years was known for its gangs, drug dealers, blighted buildings and crowded conditions. It was home to illegal [aliens]...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix   Lobbyist to speak on possible immigration legislation    ...Proposed changes in the employer sanctions law could make getting a city business license more cumbersome if municipalities are required to perform more extensive checks of applicants' immigration status, Kraus said. "The majority of the people coming in to get business licenses aren't illegal [aliens]...

Houston Chronicle    Houston day laborers vote to form workers rights network    Nearly 200 men, many wearing creased baseball caps, worn work boots and paint-spattered and grass-stained jeans, raised their hands in unison. -- Do we have 100 percent? asked Marco Amador. -- Si, ciento por ciento! the men roared back as one. Yes, 100 percent!

San Francisco Chronicle    San Francisco 'reaches out' to illegal aliens    ...Rick Oltman, national media director for Californians for Population Stabilization in Santa Barbara, said the campaign could actually be a boon for other Bay Area cities if it drew illegal [aliens] out of those communities and into San Francisco....

KTAR -- Phoenix    Pinal County deputies to enforce immigration laws    Another Arizona law enforcement agency now has the authority to enforce federal immigration law. -- Pinal County authorities announced Saturday that five Pinal County sheriff's deputies graduated from a training program administered by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...

Carolyn Hileman -- American Daily    We don't need no stinking Mexican flag     Peter Lynch Air force veteran convicted of destroying a Mexican flag, if this were in Mexico one could say that he got what he deserved after all it was their country and their flag and anyone who goes into another country and tears down their flag deserves to be punished. But he wasn’t in Mexico, he was in New Mexico and...

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Joseph Farah -- WorldNetDaily.com    U.S. gets serious about border    I have some good news to report. -- Washington is finally getting serious about building a border fence. -- Some $23 million has been allocated for engineering teams that will focus on smuggling tunnels and building a sturdier, impregnable border fence...

Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN     Video Report   Incompetent and possibly corrupt U. S. Attorney exposed    Lou Dobbs Tonight aired a report on April 4 indicating that U. S. Attorney for the District of Arizona Diane Humetewa would not prosecute anyone arrested with less than 500 pounds of dope. Click the headline above to watch the segment. Click here for the transcript.

Laura Armstrong -- Marietta (Georgia) Daily Journal    School board must take control    ...MALDEF promotes lowering educational standards to accommodate Latinos, says Discoverthenetworks.org, and its founder, Mario Obledo, said in 1998, "California is going to be a Hispanic state and anyone who doesn't like it should … go back to Europe."

Jeffrey S. Bolz -- American Chronicle    San Francisco extends open arms to illegal aliens    The city of San Francisco will get what it deserves in due time. -- The State of California, for that matter, with all of it's sanctuary cities, will soon feel the consequences for the massive illegalities it has been festering since 1989; both economically as well as criminally. Back then, ignoring Federal Immigration laws began in San Francisco...

Northwest Arkansas Times    Halt sought in local efforts to enforce immigration laws    A national Latino advocacy group [the notorious MALDEF] is citing the four day detainment of Adriana Torres-Flores as evidence that local police should not be allowed to enforce federal immigration laws. -- Torres-Flores spent four days without food or water in a secure holding area...

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix    Feds defend Arpaio on crime sweeps    Top federal immigration officials on Friday defended Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's recent crime sweeps, rejecting critics' arguments that the sheriff is violating an agreement that allows deputies to enforce immigration laws. -- The officials made their remarks as 38 new officers at five Arizona law-enforcement agencies were sworn in...