Pandering Politicians
White House Covered Up Immigration Study?, June 29, 2005, WorldNetDaily.com
Government study showed that Bush amnesty plan encourages illegal immigration.
Mayor Says Undocumented Immigrants Should Be Allowed To Stay, June 23, 2005, Newsday (New York)
NYC mayor thinks we should give all illegals “some kind of permanent green card.”
Felons Getting Their Right To Vote Restored, June 22, 2005, AP
Felons get the right to vote in Iowa.
Sensenbrenner and Dean Trade Insults Over Immigration, June 9, 2005, AP
Howard Dean accuses Republicans of “attacking immigrants.”
In S.F., Dean Calls GOP ‘A White Christian Party’, June 8, 2005, San Francisco Chronicle
Republicans deny it.
America’s Worst Urban Program, May 27, 2005, City Journal
Federal program for urban renewal has been a failure.
Migrant Legislation Dealt Blow, May 24, 2005, Arizona Republic (Phoenix)
Arizona governor vetoes immigration enforcement bills.
Jailer Pokes Hole in City’s Claim, May 20, 2005, Rocky Mountain News (Denver)
Jailer confirms Rep. Tancredo’s claim that Denver jails don’t report illegals.
Mayor Defends Foreigner Policy, May 19, 2005, Denver Post
Denver mayor says city police enforcing immigration law would lead to racial profiling.
Spanish Political Ads Kick Off Bloomberg TV Campaign, May 19, 2005, AP
New York mayor’s first re-election ads will be in Spanish.
Gubernatorial Hopeful Attacks Governor on Immigration, May 17, 2005, Arizona Capitol Times (Phoenix)
Arizona Republican candidate attacks Gov. Napolitano over immigration issues.
Hillary ‘Outraged’ Over Real ID Act, May 13, 2005, NewsMax
She says she’s “against illegal immigrants,” but she’s not willing to do anything about them.
S.C. Governor Doubts Black Will Be Elected, May 12, 2005, AP
Governor: Only new powers of appointment could put blacks in state-wide office.
States May Disobey Driver’s License Rules, May 10, 2005, AP
Governors threaten to refuse to comply with Real ID Act.
Napolitano Vetoes English-Only Bill, May 10, 2005, Arizona Daily Star (Tucson)
Az. governor believes English-only bill would have been too hard on Hispanics.
Homeland Security Bars Organizer of Minutemen, May 9, 2005, Washington Times
Chris Simcox excluded from press conference about border; wants ACLU to defend him.
More Heat for Tancredo, May 5, 2005, Rocky Mountain News (Denver)
Rep. Chris Cannon questions whether immigration-reformer belongs in GOP.
N.H. Tries Tactic with Illegal Immigrants, May 5, 2005, AP
ICE disapproves of policeman who arrested illegal for trespassing.
Body to Be Exhumed in 1955 Racial Killing, May 4, 2005, AP
Feds will stop at nothing to catch murderers in 1955 white-on-black murder.
The Amnesty Logjam, April 27, 2005, Washington Times
Ag-Jobs was defeated in the Senate, but it may have momentum.
Senate Confronts Immigration, April 18, 2005, Washington Times
Senators try to attach a number of open-borders amendments to Iraq bill.
President Calls for Flexibility in New Passport Regulations, April 15, 2005, Washington Times
Stricter passport law takes Pres. by surprise; he promises to try to loosen it.
Harvesting Illegals, April 8, 2005, FrontPageMagazine.com
The Ag-Jobs amnesty would be as fraud-ridden as the last one.
Senate Opens Door To Alien Amnesty, April 1, 2005, Washington Times
Senate will probably introduce Ag-jobs amnesty bill soon.
Bush Decries Border Project, March 24, 2005, Washington Times
President says of Minutemen: “I’m against vigilantes in the United States of America.”
Miss. Names Parts of Highways After Victims, March 22, 2005, AP
Mississippi renames highways after Emmett Till and other black victims.
Activist Organization Defines Republicans as Party of “Civil Rights”, March 17, 2005, The Lincoln-Reagan Freedom Foundation
Foundation’s program presents Republican party as the true champion of non-whites.
Rice Offers Words of Friendship in Mexico, March 14, 2005, Washington Post
Sec. of State Rice tells Mexico that the US does not support Minutemen.
Bush Orders Hearings for Mexican Nationals, March 9, 2005, Houston Chronicle
White House backs international court ruling that may lead to new trials for Mexican murderers.
Bill Allows Lottery Scholarships for Undocumented Immigrants, March 4, 2005, Las Cruces Sun-News (NM)
Bill to give scholarships to illegals passes in New Mexico senate.
House Approves College Aid Bill, February 25, 2005, Times Record (Fort Smith, Ark.)
Arkansas house approves bill to make illegals eligible for state scholarships.
Acts of Kindness, February 24, 2005, MichNews.com
Columnist is amazed to find her tax dollars going to charity that supports illegals.
A Cop at the Carnival, February 24, 2005, National Review Online
Pandering politicians hang cops out to dry in Los Angeles.
Hillary Pushes Vote For Felons, February 18, 2005, WorldNetDaily
Democrats pander to conspiracy theories of black disenfranchisement.
Cornyn Supports Work Visa, February 17, 2005, Washington Times
Texas Senator believes Americans don’t really want immigration laws to be enforced.
Refugees’ Tales Heard by Powerful Audience of One, February 14, 2005, Los Angeles Times
President hears sad refugee stories; vows to bring intake back up to pre-9/11 level.
Taking Racial Politics to a New Low, February 11, 2005, National Review Online
LA police commissioner apologizes to blacks after police kill black in self defense.
Lawmakers Drop Bill Against Exposed Underwear, February 11, 2005, The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk)
Virginia state senator calls bill to fine ghetto fashion “embarrassing.”
Bush Backs Mall Site for African American Museum, February 10, 2005, Washington Post
Black groups say they would feel slighted if their museum isn’t built on the Mall.
President Pushes Changes in ‘Outdated’ Alien Policy, February 3, 2005, Washington Times
Rep. Tancredo thinks brief mention of immigration reform in speech is an admission of defeat.
Gallup Poll on Immigration, February 2, 2005, Gallup Organization
Of all Pres. Bush’s policies, immigration is the least popular.
Guide for Immigrants Pulled from State Website, February 1, 2005, Denver Post
Colorado government-sponsored guide told illegals how to survive in the US.
President Won’t Add 2,000 Border Agents, January 25, 2005, WorldNetDaily
Pres. Bush will not fund intelligence bill directive to add 2,000 Border Patrol agents this year.
Homeland Security Losing Hutchinson, January 25, 2005, Washington Times
DHS official who insisted that Border Patrol respect sensitivities of illegals resigns.
Minnesotan The Surprise Early Leader in the Race For A Billboard, January 21, 2005, ProjectUSA
Immigration control group may targetcongressman who thinks diversity gives his district vibrancy.
Illegals and the State Department, January 13, 2005, Washington Times
State Department is silent on how-to guide for Mexican illegals.
Frequently Asked Questions Re: Implementation Of Proposition 200, December 31, 2004, Website of Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano
Arizona to welfare applicants: “If you swear you’re a citizen, we’ll trust you.”
Bush Presses for Reform on Border Policy, December 28, 2004, Washington Times
President wants to open borders to “good-hearted” Mexicans.
Senate, Enviros Blocking Nat’l. Security Fence, December 27, 2004, NewsMax
Senate would rather save the habitat of birds than that of Americans.
Border Security Up Next, Bush Says, December 8, 2004, Washington Times
After consideration of Intelligence Bill, Pres. says he will work with House on immigration reform.