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  • Anyone but McCain, Santorum Says

    03/02/2007 12:29:50 AM PST · by 2ndDivisionVet · 24 replies · 722+ views
    The Politico ^ | March 1, 2007 | Carrie Budoff
    Former Sen. Rick Santorum has drawn at least one conclusion about the Republican presidential primary field: Anybody but John McCain. The Pennsylvania Republican, who signed a contract Thursday as a Fox News contributor, said that he has spoken with every GOP candidate except the senator from Arizona but that it’s still too early for him to endorse. “The only one I wouldn’t support is McCain,” Santorum said during an interview in his office at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, where he is a senior fellow. “I don’t agree with him on hardly any issues,’’ Santorum said. “I...
  • Immigrants find way into Memphis distribution economy through staffing agencies

    12/18/2007 4:13:30 AM PST · by Sybeck1 · 17 replies · 174+ views
    The Memphis Commercial Appeal ^ | 10/21/07 | David Connolly
    Williams-Sonoma, a high-end retailer of everything from candlesticks to mahogany dining tables, produced $3.7 billion in sales last year. Christina Arce, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, says she helped generate some of that revenue. For years, Arce says, her life revolved around her job at one of Memphis' huge warehouses -- sewing monograms onto backpacks, sheets, pillowcases and other goods for Williams-Sonoma. Matthew Craig/The Commercial Appeal Temporary workers with the Staff Line agency line up to enter a Technicolor Home Entertainment Services facility on Pleasant Hill Road on a Friday morning in August. Staff Line says it checks applicants' employment...
  • Mexican ID controversy on the way here (Memphis TN)

    03/09/2007 4:21:36 AM PST · by Sybeck1 · 13 replies · 890+ views
    The Memphis Commercial Appeal ^ | 3/9/07 | Bartholomew Sullivan
    WASHINGTON -- The Mexican Consulate in Atlanta plans to set up a mobile office in Hickory Hill on Saturday to distribute the form of identity cards that U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., would prohibit using for opening bank accounts. Blackburn introduced legislation earlier this week to close what she considers a loophole in banking regulations that permit banks to use the matricula consular card as part of the identification for opening a bank account and eventually obtaining credit cards. She has cited danger to financial institutions as a concern. "Our preference would be to see the Mexican government join us...
  • The $64 Billion Question

    04/11/2006 1:34:32 PM PDT · by Paul Ross · 10 replies · 607+ views
    Front Page Magazine ^ | 4/11/2006 | Bill Steigerwald
    The $64 Billion QuestionBy Bill SteigerwaldFrontPageMagazine.com | April 11, 2006 Spend 30 seconds on the website of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Worse yet, try to get a human being who works for USCIS.gov to answer a phone. You'll soon realize how horribly frustrating, complicated and bureaucratic everything about our government immigration system is. Amazingly, Steve Camarota has not gone bonkers from devoting his career to studying this maddening world of immigration policy. Camarota is director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies, a think tank devoted exclusively to researching and analyzing the economic, social, demographic and fiscal...
  • Judge Rules for Cuban Migrants

    03/01/2006 9:12:25 AM PST · by NonValueAdded · 23 replies · 655+ views
    FOXNews ^ | March 1, 2006 | AP
    MIAMI — A judge has ordered federal officials to "use their best efforts" to help 15 Cubans return to the United States, weeks after they reached an abandoned bridge in the Florida Keys but were sent back to their homeland. While U.S. District Judge Federico Moreno sympathized with the difficulty the U.S. Coast Guard faces in making split-second decisions at sea, he wrote, "those Cuban refugees who reached American soil in early January 2006 were removed to Cuba illegally." Under the government's policy, Cubans who reach U.S. soil are generally allowed to stay, while those stopped at sea are sent...