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Citizens vote to ban hiring illegals or renting to them.

A promising trend.

Australia tells asylum seekers "No way."

One leader says "What we are now doing is to switch tactics from persuasion to punishment.”

Bill de Blasio doesn't want illegals "to live their lives in the shadows."

Green cards for citizens' families have been delayed by Obama's administrative amnesty.

The Swiss actually had a chance to vote on immigration.

The Swiss people have upset EU bureaucrats and businessmen thirsty for cheap labor.

Lega Nord makes a point.

If the laws were enforced, would there even be an amnesty debate?

Economics professor says Mr. Cantor is bowing to "crony capitalism."

. . . in Texas.

No "refugees" have reached Australia by boat in 50 days.

He also claims increasing temporary and skilled legal immigration will create jobs.

DHS calls the change "commonsense."

We will have to feed and house these foreigners until they die.

In Stockholm, 60 percent of Somalis are unemployed; in Malmö, the rate is 80 percent.

Phyllis Schlafly says Republicans must reduce all immigration to remain viable nationally.

Daily Beast manages some logical thinking about immigration.

Thomas Sowell says the "immigration reform" debate is like something from "Alice in Wonderland."

She says she may not be the smartest justice, but she will be competent.

What works for Australia would work for the US.

A British analysis of what "right wing" means.

Washington GOP surrendering on the installment plan.

The party gave in to the corporate thirst for cheap labor.

He's open to legalizing illegals, but not giving them citizenship right away.

A good start.

New report says even at current immigration rates, the GOP will be doomed in a decade.

He gave an extensive "Myth vs. Fact" report on immigration to House Republicans.

But you can still become "European" for a fee.

Young illegals would get citizenship; the rest would get legalization.

. . . and no jobs.

Someone is finally stating the obvious.

Living here illegally is all it takes.

He says "Our current immigration laws are national suicide." We agree.

They want the laws enforced, not amnesty for illegals.

Governor: "Let's send a message to the entire world: Detroit, Michigan, is open to the world."

There is some resistance--but the push for "reform" is on.

Even liberal Norwegians worry about becoming strangers in their own land.

The Conservative government wants to stop birth tourism make citizenship harder to get.

Oswald Spengler’s last great book.

Legal status--but not citizenship--is the type of amnesty Republican leaders prefer.

420,000 were caught. But that's down from 1,189,000 in 2005.

He told migrants he hopes they keep "the values of [their] culture of origin."

Particularly for non-whites.

The President wants to let the Republican House do whatever posturing it must.

And they have the most children.

Group dedicated to making Hispanics Republican also pushes amnesty.

Another crazy consequence of birthright citizenship.

. . . even if it's bad economy.

There's been a sharp increase in voters who say they're less likely to vote for amnesty supporters.

New report says illegals cost each native household in Texas more than $1,000 every year.

"We're a country. We are not a department store."

Hispanics will be 39 percent of the population; whites will be 38.8 percent.

One of the party's soon-to-be-released "principles" for reform is amnesty.

David Miliband calls it "the defining humanitarian crisis of our time."

Claims he faces persecution in Afghanistan.

Bob Goodlatte now says he sees "no reason" why we can't have amnesty after enforcement.

Western Europe can expect a plague of Gypsies.

"I am pained to see that the French mode of European civilization is threatened."

But opposes immigration from Bulgaria and Romania.

Author manages a few glimmers of insight.

Tales from a French 'hood.

He sees "no reason" why illegals shouldn't receive amnesty.

There are 136 Muslim schools and 1,600 mosques in Britain.

CEO of the Chamber promised to "pull out all the stops."

President again goes around Congress to grant amnesty to a whole new class of people.

Deporting him from England would interfere with his family life.

He says opposing in-state tuition for illegals would be "cold-hearted."

American professor says fears of natives are overblown.

Saudi Arabia is dangerously dependent on foreign workers.

Navy is reportedly pushing the boats back to an Indonesian island.

British elites are twice as likely as the the working or middle classes to favor immigration.

Israel paid each Eritrean $3,500 to leave the country.

The "driver authorization card" is for illegal immigrants.