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The senator wants to paper-over his pro-amnesty vote.

Hopefully more legislators follow suit.

They've tripled since 2011.

Just 1 percent of the nearly 600,000 applicants have been denied.

National Review urges John Boehner not to compromise on immigration.

They are encouraging the state not to cooperate in deportations..

Peter Brimelow's classic now available on Kindle.

The Republican senator continues to present false choices.

More illegals hoping for amnesty.

Brazen illegal immigrants defy the United States government.

Says there will still be amnesty after conference with Senate.

Perhaps in the areas whites run to.

He thinks today's illegal immigrants are tomorrow's entrepreneurs.

Learn how to contact your Congressman about amnesty.

But amnesty is non-negotiable.

But that doesn't stop John Boehner from calling straight talk "hateful language."

Instead of pandering to big business, the GOP should adopt a "humble and honest populism."

Survey says . . . yes.

A former senior policy analyst at La Raza supervised the bill's drafting.

What really matters?

It's "about basic fairness."

More gimmicks.

White House claims "skilled workers" and "entrepreneurs" will drive the economy.

His Catholic identity is central to his position. What of his white identity?

Blacks organizing a rally against amnesty.

Interesting views of Hispanics who are citizens and registered voters.

Has the Tea Party changed Washington for the good?

41 percent of Hispanic voters say GOP immigration support doesn't change their feelings about the party.

Blacks waking up to the threat of amnesty.

If only it were true.

Numbers USA is fighting the good fight.

One dissenting Republican calls it "the mother of all amnesties."

Senate immigration debate on this point is now moot.

Congress passes immigration-control laws and the Executive ignores them.

It's our fault for wanting secure borders.

They are here illegally but they can drive legally. What next?

The American Southwest will become an outpost of Mexico.

The senator wants you to help defeat amnesty.

"The 1965 immigration act was the worst thing that ever happened to this country."

"Conservative" says he "couldn't care less about preserving the 'ethnic mix' of America."

Aspects of the bill will actually increase illegal immigration.

Wages of illegals would go up; ours would go down.

A flash of judicial common sense.

Pro-amnesty Republicans want to repeat history, but expect a different outcome.

Real border enforcement is a dim prospect.

Elites want the benefits of cheap labor but none of the consequences.

Virginia senator is the culprit.

Senator says the GOP is in a "demographic death spiral."

They brand Kris Kobach "King of Hate."

Amnesty must proceed as it did in 1986.

Lindsey Graham denies this.

The kind of lies and bungling we can expect from amnesty.

When have we heard that before?

The "Gang of Eight" continues to peddle myths about its own bill.

Republicans doubt the government will enforce immigration law.

With the Fisher decision due soon, John Derbyshire offers a refresher on the state of racial preferences.

We'll have another 600,000 "temporary" workers each year.

Democratic state Senator calls the move an "anti-Hispanic bomb."

Americans have "little confidence . . . the federal government will enforce the law."

Harms specific to whites aren't part of the immigration debate.

Finally, some sensible black resistance to amnesty.

Tell your senator what you think about amnesty.

He wants to offer illegals "the dignity they deserve."

An estimated 40 percent of illegal immigrants overstayed their legal visas.

See how they suffer, living "in the shadows."

Pat Buchanan asks, "How do we think this experiment is going to end?"

Ann Coulter asks the questions Congress won't.

A harbinger of things to come.

CIS dissects it for you line by line.

Richard Land on immigration: “Leaders are usually ahead of the laity — that’s called leadership."

Amnesty now, enforcement later doesn't work.

Amnesty supporters' best talking points ring hollow.

America is up for grabs.

He asks: "How is this bill good for Americans?"

Emulating Israel's immigration policies would align with "Judeo-Christian" values.