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Tag Archives: Border Law Enforcement
Influential Senate Republicans weigh in against immigration reform measure
By Alexander Bolton Four influential Senate Republicans have sent a letter to colleagues voicing strong opposition to comprehensive immigration legislation headed to the Senate floor, warning it will not secure the nation’s borders. Sens. Ted Cruz (Texas), Chuck Grassley (Iowa), Jeff Sessions (Ala.) and Mike Lee (Utah) said in a June 4 letter the immigration [...]
Posted in Amnesty, Republicans, Sen. Ted Cruz, Senate, Tea Parties, Tea Party, The Hill
Tagged as: Border Law Enforcement, Gang of Eight, Illegal Immigration, Immigration Reform, Sen. Ted Cruz, Sen.Mike Lee, Tea Party, The Hill, U.S. Senate
New House Judiciary Chairman to Obama: Prepare for Investigations
Veteran Congressman will head influential House Judiciary Committee The San Antonio Congressman who is in line to become chairman of the powerful House Judiciary Committee is promising ‘a number of investigations and oversight committee actions’ which he vows will ‘hold the administration accountable,’ 1200 WOAI news reports. Veteran Republican Lamar Smith, a Yale graduate and [...]
O’Connor: Is Arizona’s immigration policy our new ‘Civil War?’
Thomas Jefferson called slavery, “a fire bell in the night.” He saw it as one of the seminal causes of the U.S. Civil War, just a few decades away. In order to form any union, let alone a perfect union, the Founding Fathers finessed the issue of slavery when writing the U.S. Constitution, just as [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Arizona, Border Law Enforcement, Foreign Policy, Illegal Immigration, Recommended Read, Solid Principles
Tagged as: Abraham Lincoln, Arizona, Border Law Enforcement, Civil War, Colleen O'Connor, Founding Fathers, Illegal Immigration, open borders, sanctuary cities, SDNN, Thomas Jefferson
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McCain shakes up campaign staff
John McCain’s campaign manager Shiree Verdone and part-time deputy campaign manager Mike Hellon are both leaving their posts, the campaign confirmed to POLITICO Sunday. Both are departing to join the state party’s 2010 “Republican Victory” fundraising operation, the McCain campaign announced Sunday. “As part of the campaign’s plan for this election year, Shiree and Mike [...]
Mike Lee Wins Utah Republican Convention
I just went on Mike Lee’s campaign site and he seems to be everything in a candidate that I would look for. Pro military, pro-life, pro tax and business regulation cuts and pro border law enforcement. Utah is a very red state and so it would be expected to pick someone like Mr. Lee, but [...]
Will the Arizona Boycotts Go Bust?
Interview with POLITICO’s Seung Min Kim What are your thoughts on the new Arizona law? If you had anyone who violated a drug law, and had the person in custody in a state jail, nobody would blink if you turn them over [to federal authorities] … but immigration is treated differently for reasons that are [...]
