[GarySpFc]

Kris W. Kobach, a professor of law at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, served as counsel to the U.S. Attorney General, 2001-'03. He was the attorney general's chief adviser on immigration law.

[EternalVigilance]

Extremely important article. Thanks.

[samcgwire]

Good grief! Yes, treason has a name.

[Paul Ross]

BUMP!

Thanks for posting this!

Prof. Kris Kobach did yeoman's work here on short notice to find and flag the hand-grenades they tried to slip through.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

The Enemy Within are in the US Senate. In a more sane and just age, they would have been dragged into the street, beaten, tarred and feathered, and run out of town.

[kstewskis]

ooooooooooh those bastards!!

Thanks for the heads up. Damn they stink!

[GOPJ]

Bump for later.

[devolve]

[pointsal]

Like that surprise hidden on page 302 - which would replace the country's entire bench of experienced immigration judges with pro-immigration advocates.

Rotten bastards...

[Buffettfan]

Durbin and people like him should be tarred and feathered.

[GOPJ]

Terrorists know how to game the system. Janice Kephart, former counsel to the 9/11 Commission, released a study last year on how easily terrorists obtain immigration benefits. Of 94 alien terrorists in the United States, she found that 59 were successful immigration frauds. That includes six of the 9/11 hijackers.

The Senate bill does nothing to address this problem - while throwing a massive new load on the bureaucracy. A new amnesty will almost certainly ensure that more terrorists gain the legal right to walk our streets.

They will no doubt show their appreciation by attacking innocent Americans.

The GOP better get on the stick and get real about criminals (yeah, that's what people are called when they break our laws) coming across the border...

[Reagan is King]

This article exposes the bill for the piece of trash that it was. This needs to be seen everywhere, thanks for posting it.

[Shuttle Shucker]

The more pressure we keep on Mexico, immigration-wise, the more reformers inside of Mexico can be emboldened and empowered to scale back monopolists' abuses down there which keep our own country flooded with economic refugees. Here's an interesting new thread on new legal progress that finally emerged in Mexico I think as a result of immigration reform's failure:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1611677/posts

We can make a difference for our sake, and their's as well. Isn't it the neighborly thing to do?

[swampfox98]

virtually the only lawyers who'll meet that requirement are attorneys who represent aliens in the immigration courts - who tend to be some of the nation's most liberal lawyers, and who are certainly unlikely as a class to be fond of enforcing immigration laws.

Unbelievable treason coming from the Senate. Another thing the Senators "forgot" to tell the American people that if amnesty is given, taxpayers will pay 12 billion beyond the taxes we are paying now for the first ten years after citizenship is given, and the amount will go much higher after that.

American politicians who wrote this legislation must be getting one heck of a pay off from the enemies of our country.

[pax_et_bonum]

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