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"Jim Ziglar is an experienced manager who will work diligently to reform the INS. He has strong relationships with Republicans and Democrats in the Congress and has worked in both the public and private sectors. His history of overseeing large organizations and tackling management challenges makes Jim an excellent choice as Commissioner of the INS," - George W. Bush

The following is what I know of Mr. Ziglar. This is from last October when we were fighting against the passage of CARA.

As you all know CARA has been defeated, for the time being. In spite of CARA’s current status of defeat, it appears there is a continuing attempt by Senator Trent Lott to add land acquisition money to the Commerce, Justice and State Department Appropriations Bill. There is a good chance this bill will pass in the next few days.

This information is from the American Land Rights Association (ALRA). ALRA sources the Washington DC publication, Roll Call, (Oct. 16th issue) with the story that Trent Lott has pressured the non-partisan, Senate Sergeant-at-Arms (James Ziglar) to lobby for a last minute, dark-of-nite land grab.

According to Roll Call, for the last 18 months Ziglar has helped to maneuver CARA through the legislative process at the behest of Senator Lott. Needless to say, little pieces of CARA are still alive, thanks to James Ziglar and Senator Trent Lott.

Both Senator Lott and Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Ziglar need to be contacted, with particular emphasis on James Ziglar.
6 Posted on 04/27/2001 20:51:49 PDT by seattlesue