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EM I'm exhausted ~smile A MUST Read (new):

Exclusive: The Truth About 'La Raza' by Rep. Charlie Norwood

Legislative Lowdown

Illegal Immigrants Follow the Money

Virtual Border Fence Is Morally Backward

What's Better: Physical Barrier or Virtual Fence? Do you support the construction along the U.S.-Mexico border of a virtual fence using technology or a physical barrier with walls?

HumanEventsOnline.com Poll -- 4/5/06 VOTE HERE

Tell Waffling Republicans: No Amnesty!

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Important and Comforting: READ!

Although Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist proclaimed “a huge breakthrough” Thursday in the Senate’s tortuous struggle to pass an immigration reform bill, the measure is a long way from being sent to the president's desk for his signature.

The Senate bill would create a path for illegal immigrants to become legal residents of the United States. It would mandate that illegal immigrants who have been in the United States for more than five years pay a $2,000 fine, demonstrate knowledge of the English language, pass a criminal background check and meet other requirements.

Herein lies our victory and our Fight!

But even if the bill is passed by the Senate, {{{Sensenbrenner’s opposition could kill it when it gets to the House-Senate conference. }}}

Let us make sure it does! Do NOT ever let up day to day in calls/faxes!

We respect Sensenbrenner, Tancredo and more and THIS is how we can show our support!

Two Republicans personify immigration fight -Sensenbrenner and Martinez are both their party's future; only one can win

This will break your heart!

April 2006 Message from Dan

New immigration bill has provisions for science and tech students

Aurora,IL. students walk out in immigration protest

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Important Read!

It’s not about wanting people to suffer. It’s not about ethnicity, prejudice or a lack of compassion.

When discussing the dispute over whether or not to strengthen the border between Mexico and California, one must abandon fears of being labeled as racist or callous and acknowledge that this bill is simply addressing an issue of fairness.

To begin with, illegal immigrants do not pay income tax; American citizens do. Though California is vastly richer than Mexico, the loss of taxes from thousands of immigrants is taking its toll. As our middle class shrinks, our deficit grows and our poor get poorer, it is not fair that our impoverished should inadvertently support others in a similar situation.

Illegal immigrants are unable to obtain health insurance, causing an overcrowding in emergency rooms that becomes yet another tax burden on the general public. Overcrowding can become a serious problem in local public schools, as it raises the student/teacher ratio. Possible language barriers may slow down the progress of a class as a teacher tries to keep students on the same page.

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The American Doormat ___________________________________________________________

Tell it like it is Tom!

INVASION USA -Tancredo blasts Senate 'amnesty' Says Frist allowed Democrats to outmaneuver him on illegals

Letter: For sale: Amnesty for $1,000

NOTE: Actually it is $2000 and it is about the Benjamins. Like when I got $200 restitution for being nearly killed, it all makes sense!

Recently Sen. Clinton appeared before the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, where she spoke about (what else) illegal immigration.

Said Hill: "I realize I would be a criminal, too. My staff would be criminal. We help people with all kinds of problems," to which the audience chuckled knowingly.

House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Peter King responded that the only way the House bill would make her a criminal is if she was a "coyote," or an illegal immigrant smuggler.

Helping Illegals Break U.S. Law

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The Senate Republican Compromise Immigration Bill

A J.D. Bump!

Hayworth, immigration hawks oppose Senate compromise

Note:FAIR supports the Coleman Bill!

Ending illegal immigration starts at border -Tom Coburn Oklahoma U.S. senator

Border patrol intercepts South Koreans near Molson WASH

In the rush to get an immigration bill out of the Senate, the Bush administration appears willing to cave into the Democrats on the issue of amnesty.

GOP committing political suicide

Nation, state & mass immigration The 'B' word and immigration reform

Jobs Americans would do

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Swinging a machete in a threatening way could soon be a punishable offence in the state of Virginia.

The Virginia legislature is crafting a bill that applies specifically to machetes, as absurd as that sounds. The reason is that machetes are a favourite weapon of the Mara Salvatrucha, or MS- 13, which is among the most infamous and dangerous street gangs in the United States.

Founded in Los Angeles in the 1980s by El Salvadorans, MS-13 has spread across the US like the tentacles of an octopus, and is blamed for carrying out such heinous crimes that laws are being tailored to control the organization.

The violence includes the decapitations of victims, especially rival gang members, and the chopping off of hands.

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As Congress debates immigration reforms, some experts say the most extreme proposal — deporting millions of illegal immigrants — would be a huge legal and logistical morass, and ruinously expensive, too.

Cost to Remove 12M Illegal Immigrants Huge

Illegals: House vs. Senate

BP agents dodge bullets at border while securing bundles of weed

Today is a Good Day for America YES! I concur wholeheartedly with the sentiments expressed by Rep. Tom Tancredo, (R) of Colorado on Friday. "Today is a good day for America. The Senate - in a rare moment of clarity - rejected its amnesty-now, enforcement-later approach to immigration,” said Tancredo. - And thank God that they did.

Shades of RIDICULOUS!:

Prices, immigration rallies to cut Tyson meat output on Mon

3,484 posted on 04/07/2006 10:30:47 PM PDT by JustPiper (We will NOT be a COMPROMISE !!!)
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To: JustPiper
Wow! Bowl me over!

It's thrilling to think that all the phone calls made a difference. Phone lines were seriously tied up.

Thanks for the heads-up: Tancredo on Face the Nation. (Tancredo still leading in FR's presidential poll, too...)

We have won this battle, friends, but the war is not over.

3 magic words: SECURE. THE. BORDER.

3,485 posted on 04/07/2006 11:14:22 PM PDT by La Enchiladita (Is this a nation, or a halfway house for illegals ... ?)
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To: JustPiper

Thanks! Awesome posts! If I may , following are our current immigration laws that need to be enforced with some amendments added, along with a strong tough border control policy that includes armed guards and an electrified fence.

142. Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of September 30, 1996 (110 Statutes-at-Large 3009)

Provisions:

Established measures to control U.S. borders, protect legal workers through worksite enforcement, and remove criminal and other deportable aliens:


Increased border personnel, equipment, and technology as well as enforcement personnel at land and air ports of entry;
Authorized improvements in barriers along the Southwest border;
Increased anti-smuggling authority and penalties for alien smuggling;
Increased penalties for illegal entry, passport and visa fraud, and failure to depart;
Increased INS investigators for worksite enforcement, alien smuggling, and visa overstayers;
Established three voluntary pilot programs to confirm the employment eligibility of workers and reduced the number and types of documents that may be presented to employers for identity and eligibility to work;
Broadly reformed exclusion and deportation procedures, including consolidation into a single removal process as well as the institution of expedited removal to speed deportation and alien exclusion through more stringent grounds of admissibility;
Increased detention space for criminal and other deportable aliens;
Instituted 3- and 10-year bars to admissibility for aliens seeking to reenter after having been unlawfully present in the United States;
Barred re-entry of individuals who renounced their U.S. citizenship in order to avoid U.S. tax obligations.


Placed added restrictions on benefits for aliens:


Provided for a pilot program on limiting issuance of driver's licenses to illegal aliens;
Declared aliens not lawfully present ineligible for Social Security benefits;
Established procedures for requiring proof of citizenship for Federal public benefits;
Established limitations on eligibility for preferential treatment of aliens not lawfully present on the basis of residence for higher education benefits;
Provided for verification of immigration status for purposes of Social Security and higher educational assistance;
Tightened the requirement for an affidavit of support for sponsored immigrants, making the affidavit a legally binding contract to provide financial support;
Provided authority of States and political subdivisions of States to limit assistance to aliens in providing general cash public assistance;
Increased maximum criminal penalties for forging or counterfeiting the seal of a Federal department or agency to facilitate benefit fraud by an unlawful alien.


Miscellaneous provisions:


Recodified existing INS regulations regarding asylum;
Provided that the Attorney General's parole authority may be exercised only on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public health.
Created new limits on the ability of F-1 students to attend public schools without reimbursing those institutions;
Established new mandates for educational institutions to collect information on foreign students' status and nationality and provide it to INS;
Tightened restrictions regarding foreign physicians' ability to work in the United States;
Added new consular processing provisions and revised the visa waiver program.


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3,497 posted on 04/08/2006 5:31:26 AM PDT by stopem (Here's a thought pass strong legislation to secure the border NOW! With armed Guards.)
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To: JustPiper
EM I'm exhausted ~smile A MUST Read

::::snicker::::

Glad I finally found this post... been looking, scrolling through this thread for it... knew it was in here somewhere!!
Tnx, JP!!!!!! I appreciate this work you do summarizing the days finds!

3,571 posted on 04/08/2006 8:14:30 PM PDT by exhaustedmomma (Calling illegal alien an undocumented immigrant is like calling a burglar an uninvited house guest)
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To: JustPiper; HiJinx
Because 30% of workers are hispanic, and because of the immigration rallies, Tyson expects cut in meat output. Because that many people won't be showing up to work. A day without Mexicans... From link JP posted: Prices, immigration rallies to cut Tyson meat output on Mon

Effecting US economy... and American market basket. So, screw Tyson... I'll find another brand. Let the Mexican's protest their "slave" conditions.

3,576 posted on 04/08/2006 9:13:03 PM PDT by exhaustedmomma (Calling illegal alien an undocumented immigrant is like calling a burglar an uninvited house guest)
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