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We’ve recently brought to your attention two instances of nebulous language: the comments of retired General Wesley Clark about putting extremists in internment camps, and the new order making parts of our immigration naturalization oath optional for certain “religious” groups. Words have meaning, and when they’re not specific, they’re left to interpretation. The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) has demonstrated such by redefining the taxing authority of the Congress, as well as what a State means when it comes to the Affordable Care Act. And now we have yet another example of dangerously nebulous language emanating from Capitol...

Kolbe introduces foreign worker billBILL HESS -- Herald/Review - 7/27/03WASHINGTON -- In what will be a long process, three Arizona Republicans introduced bills Friday in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives to open borders to people seeking jobs in the United States as long as companies say they have shortages of workers.House Bill 2899, Border Security and Immigration Improvement Act, was jointly introduced in the House by U.S. Reps. Jim Kolbe and Jeff Flake with a companion bill presented to the Senate by Sen. John McCain.The bill is designed to reduce the increasing number of illegal immigrants entering...