Way to go, Peach State! Gov. Nathan Deal yesterday signed S.B. 160 – a tough expansion of Georgia’s H.B. 87, the Arizona-style law cracking down on illegal aliens, which passed in 2011. The La Raza lobby was left stunned and upset, believing Deal would bend to the prevailing GOP pressure for immigration appeasement in Washington, and [...]
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Georgia Legislature Passes Expansion of Illegal Alien Crackdown (SB160)
Above: Georgia’s House passes the SB 160 crackdown on illegal aliens in the furious last half-hour of the 2013 session. – Way to go, Peach State! Georgia’s Legislature has approved a tough expansion of the state’s 2011 Arizona-style crackdown on illegal aliens, and it now awaits the Governor’s signature (please contact him to do so [...]
Appeals Court Rules Arizona Day Laborer Ban Is Unconstitutional
The 9th Circus Kangaroo Court of Appeals in San Fransicko has once again ruled in favor of illegal aliens and against American workers. This time the most left-wing and most-reversed Court upheld an injunction blocking an Arizona law – part of S.B. 1070 – which bars drivers soliciting illegal alien day laborers. The Court ruled the [...]
Sheriff Joe Captures Armed Human Smugglers Heading for Eastern States
Maricopa County, AZ Sheriff Joe Arpaio may be facing an onslaught of negative ads and out-of-state activists funded by leftist billionaire George Soros bent on his defeat, but it isn’t stopping him from doing his job. Sheriff Joe’s deputies captured 11 illegal aliens and three U.S. citizens smuggling them into the country during a traffic [...]
‘Emergency Motion’ Filed To Stop Enforcement of Arizona Immigration Law
Again? Seriously? Yep..the Left NEVER gives up its fight against the rule of law. A week after Judge Susan Bolton gave the go-ahead to Arizona to begin enforcing the central provision of the landmark immigration law S.B. 1070, “a coalition of civil rights, religious and business groups have filed an eight-page emergency motion for an injunction [...]
Immigration Lessons of 9/11 (That We Have Not Learned)
On this 11th anniversary of 9/11, we remember the thousands who were slain, the brave souls who perished while rushing into harms way to save them, and those who have fallen in far away lands, in defense of our nation, in the 11 years since. We honor their memories, and pray for the families they left [...]
Judge Rules Arizona Can Begin Enforcement of Immigration Law – Rejects ‘Racial Profiling’ Claims
The ACLU and other activist groups were stunned today as a federal judge rejected their “racial profiling” lawsuit against landmark immigration law S.B. 1070, and cleared the way for Arizona to require police to start questioning suspected illegal aliens they have stopped. In a 12-page ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton rejected pleas by [...]
Supreme Court Decision This Week on Arizona Immigration Law: What To Expect
It comes down to this. It has been two years and two months since Arizona’s landmark immigration law S.B. 1070 went into effect, was subsequently challenged by the Justice Department, and blocked by a Federal judge. The Supreme Court will issue a ruling on S.B. 1070, either today or Thursday- the Court’s last day of [...]
Sheriff Joe Arpaio Named ‘Worst Politician in America’ by Open-Borders PAC
Congratulations to Sheriff Joe Arpaio for being named the “worst” state or local politician in America, by a left-wing open-borders political action committee (PAC) - one of many spending a fortune this year to try and defeat America’s Toughest Sheriff. Immigrants’ List unveiled the inductees into its second annual Local Hall of Shame. According to [...]
Alabama Governor Signs Revised Immigration Law – Illegal Alien Advocates Enraged
The Alabama Legislature scored a huge victory on Friday, as Gov. Robert Bentley reluctantly signed immigration law H.B. 658 – after legislators refused to “moderate” provisions Bentley (and open-borders activists) had complained were too “harsh” against illegal aliens. Alabama’s immigration law H.B. 56, patterned after Arizona’s S.B. 1070, passed in 2011, and has been called [...]
