Category: Immigration

Mission Viejo Rule of Law Resolution

The city council of Mission Viejo (California) released a "rule of law" resolution last year. While I do have some reservations about e-Verify, nevertheless it's good to see a city government not be cowed by the political correctness that seems to take… more »

Amnesty Versus Bigotry

It has recently become fashionable in conservative circles to attack Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) and the bipartisan “Gang of Eight” for putting forward a framework of principles for reform of America’s broken immigration system. The critiques from serio… more »

Verrilli's Latest Losing Hand

"It seems to me that the Federal Government just doesn't want to know who is here illegally or not." -- Chief Justice John Roberts Like a poker player who keeps getting dealt nothing better than a pair of threes, Solicitor General Donald Verrilli has h… more »

Boudreaux on immigration

My friend Don Boudreaux, economist (and former Chairman of the Economics Department) at George Mason University is one of this country's best writers and thinkers on the economics (and morality) of immigration. Don approaches the issue with a decidedly… more »

Larry Levy: Citizens Aren’t the Only People Who Vote

Attorney Larry Levy of the law firm of Bracewell & Giuliani has penned this important article relating to voter fraud in Colorado. On March 8, 2011 Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler issued a non-partisan report suggesting that thousands of… more »

Obama's broken clock on immigration

President Obama was better than usual, but not as good as he should have been, during a speech about immigration policy reform he gave in El Paso on Tuesday afternoon. (Text of speech here.) He correctly noted that the current system is broken, that we… more »

Election congrats and thoughts

Congratulations to last nights winners.  Here are a few, with a few brief thoughts on the coming general election: Ken Buck, whose campaign grew steadily on me during the race, as did his generally avoiding the n… more »

Misrepresenting the birthright citizenship debate

If Republicans make any progress in starting a serious discussion about birthright citizenship, a subset of which is often called "anchor babies", the media will repeatedly mischaracterize and demonize that discussion. Yesterday's article in the UK Tel… more »

Tom Tancredo: The case for impeachment

Former Congressman (and perhaps future Governor?) Tom Tancredo has an Op-Ed in the Washington Times today backing up his statement, made famous at the Ken Buck event a couple of weeks ago, that Barack Obama is the biggest threat facing this nation, and a… more »

The Obama Administration's policies: Attack Americans, soothe Muslims

In a pair of news stories from the last few days, we learn that the Obama Administration is filing a lawsuit challenging Arizona's controversial immigration enforcement law while instructing the head of NASA to make improving relations with the Muslim wo… more »
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