The businesses hiring foreign invaders should be made examples of!
Like that'll ever happen! Total disregard of the Rule of Law is what politicians in our nation stand for (or lay down in bed with lobbyists, activist groups and big business to get those little congressional or senatorial perks they so much love).
Over 70,000 cases of A/H1N1 flu confirmed in Mexico
The Mexican Health Ministry said on Monday that 71,393 cases of A/H1N1 influenza have been confirmed up to March 10, including 1,108 deaths.
Purdue closes drug manufacturer
The only company in North America that manufactures an antibiotic for drug-resistant tuberculosis will be closing its doors--and it's owned by the Purdue Research Foundation.
Leprosy on the rise (Sri Lanka)
Snips: In 2009 there were 1,875 new Leprosy patients reported from Sri Lanka and 48 percent of them were from the Western Province........
According to Dr. Liyanage, this is only the tip of an iceberg and the actual number of leprosy patients in Sri Lanka can be much higher. There are two types of leprosy. One of them is non infectious and the other infectious. The infectious type is on the increase in Sri Lanka at the moment.
Dr. Shantha Hettiarachchi said that pale, white or reddish skin patches, loss of sensation, skin nodules and lumps, painless wounds, inability in closing eyes are some of the symptoms of leprosy. If the number of patches on the skin is less than 5 it is non infectious type PB and if the number of patches is over 5 it is infectious type MB. Treatment plans depend on the type. Leprosy spreads through air born / droplet and the incubation period is 2 to 3 years.
Arizona's new immigration law - not all illegals are Mexicans
Snip: Case No. 09-1149, United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, decided February 4, 2010
Fifteen men in a van stopped by a state trooper. He felt he had probable cause to ask for identification. Some of the illegals admitted right there they were here here illegally and on their way to work at jobs that belong to the people of Rhode Island. The trooper calls ICE and the illegals rightfully get hauled off and jailed. Those criminals who could care less about our laws and stealing jobs from the people of Rhode Island. They sued to go after the deep pockets of state law enforcement, but the cost is borne by the taxpayers.
This case addressed racial profiling in detail. The lower court sided with the defendants. The illegals appealed and the First Circuit upheld the lower court's ruling. The illegals lost. I invite you to read the decision so you can urge your state lawmakers to get the same bill passed in your state - even if they have to call an emergency session. This is an emergency. The lawsuits to over turn Arizona's new law will be filed soon, make no mistake. This should not deter other state legislatures from doing as Arizona has: Stand up to these militant pro-illegal organizations and corrupt politicians who support illegal aliens.