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Category Archives: Immigration
Clear And Present Danger
Stephen Steinlight emails: We have reached a moment of political crisis. Our President has trampled on the Constitution and is making immigration policy as if he were out dictator. I urge all who care about fixing our broken immigration system, … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Stephen Steinlight
Tagged administrative parole, civic courage, clear and present danger, immigration system, open borders, tin horn
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American Jews Support Tough Immigration Laws
Steve Sailer writes: Obviously, Ken Jacobson makes his living by goading Jews to feel “overwhelmed demographically” by white gentiles. But the reality is that typical American Jews don’t feel all that overwhelmed. Their view tends to be that America has … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Jews
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Drudge: Immigrant felon freed by Obama deportation halt — went on to murder three…
If you want a safer America, there are few things more important than deporting illegal aliens. For every one you deport, about a thousand return home voluntarily. Therefore, we don’t have to deport millions. If we deported ten thousand, that … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration
Tagged deporting illegal aliens, immigration authorities, immigration judge, miami herald, miami immigration, native haiti
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What’s New on Cape Cod? Seals from Maine, Summer Workers from Europe
Stephen Steinlight writes: Spending a part of every summer vacation in South Wellfleet at the far end of Cape Cod was a rite of childhood, one I revived when my daughters were little and then again, many years later, about … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Stephen Steinlight
Tagged cape cod national seashore, head of the meadow beach, lobster shacks, lord kitchener, salt marshes, south wellfleet
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United States Soccer Team Booed In The United States By U.S. Residents Rooting For Mexico
Report: Goalkeeper Tim Howard was still upset after the U.S. lost the Gold Cup final, but his strongest reaction had nothing to do with the four goals Mexico slotted in his net. After El Tri’s 4-2 victory at the Rose … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration
Tagged bad situations, el tri, mexico report, playmakers, rose bowl, tim howard
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Randy Rabbi Marc Schneier Returns To Public Eye
Rabbi Marc Schneier has just had his fourth divorce. That doesn’t stop him from opining publicly on right and wrong. The Forward reports: The Latino community, meanwhile, wishes to see Jewish lawmakers help push through comprehensive immigration reform, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, R. Marc Schneier
Tagged american jewish committee, congressional caucus, florida republican, latin american countries, launch event, michael oren
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“Immigration Could Put Jews In Bind With Latinos” or so Says the New York “Jewish Week” Which Won’t Bother to Quote Dissenting Voices
Stephen Steinlight emails: Friends, New York’s “Jewish Week” has once again published a news story/editorial pressing for a vigorous alliance between US Jews and Hispanic organizations to promote an exponential increase in immigration as well as amnesty for illegal aliens. … Continue reading
Posted in Immigration, Stephen Steinlight
Tagged american jewish committee, american jews, amnesty for illegal aliens, dissenting voices, massive immigration, tikkun olam
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The Lucrative Business Of Importing Cheap Labor From Overseas
There are legal ways to bring in cheap labor from overseas to do brutal work for low wages. Immigration attorneys typically earn at least $10,000 per immigrant (because the application process is labor-intensive). Unskilled immigrants typically work for close to … Continue reading
Posted in Agriprocessors, Immigration
Tagged agriprocessors inc, american consulate in guangzhou, cathay pacific airlines, guangzhou china, immigrant visa, immigration attorneys, immigration reduction, political advocacy group, postville iowa
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One Way To Fight Illegal Immigration
Implementing REAL ID Less Expensive, Doable, and Helpful in Reducing Fraud WASHINGTON (January 10, 2011) – By May 2011, all states must be in compliance with the first 18 security benchmarks of the federal secure driver’s license law known as … Continue reading
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Tagged american association of motor vehicle administrators, janice kephart, motor vehicle administrators, national conference of state legislatures, national governors association, real id act
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Immigration News
Support the Center for Immigration Studies by donating on line here: http://www.cis.org/support.html [FYI — 1. Checks and Balances: Potential Areas for Congressional Oversight of Immigration Administration in the 112th Congress (Memorandum) 2. Anti-Civil Discourse (Blog) 3. New Foreign PhDs Much … Continue reading
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Tagged birthright citizenship, civil discourse, congressional oversight, immigration news, james r edwards, james r edwards jr
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