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My name is Arthur W. Bell. My Wife is Airyn R. Bell. We have been Married over (3) Years now and have a (2) Year old Daughter who was born in Las Vegas, Nevada. My Wife is Philippine. In December 2006 she was given a CR1 Visa which was processed by the American Embassy in Manila, Philippines. We arrived in Las Vegas Dec 26, 2006.
In Oct 2008 (Oct 10th, 2008) we sent USCIS a I-751 with evidence of our Marriage and the fee ($545.00). My Wife went to Las Vegas and did the Bio-Metric. We were given case Number WAC0900851515. In early January 2009 we received a notice from the California service center to send MORE evidence. Within a few days we responded with much more evidence, it was RECEIVED by USCIS on Jan 15th 2009 (See POSTAL RECEIPTS - click for enlargement). Then in early March we received a notice that USCIS had not received our additional evidence and moreover that there was NO appeal and it was case CLOSED!
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — An 8-year-old New Mexico boy has died and his 10-year-old sister was hospitalized after both contracted bubonic plague, the first recorded human plague cases in the nation so far this year. New Mexico health officials did not immediately say Thursday how the brother and sister contracted the infectious disease, but they are conducting an investigation at the family's residence to determine if there is any risk to other people.
Senate Majority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.) said a comprehensive immigration bill is "going to happen this session, but I want it this year, if at all possible." Reid called it one of his 3 top priorities this year, along with health care and energy.
With regard to the article "Air collision fears slow expansion of US drone use" I can't imaginewhy these predators haven't been fitted with a TCAS collision avodance devise similar to those used on commercial ai
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"...One of Mexico’s three major parties, the PRD, urges the designation of the entire United States as the sixth Mexican electoral district.”
Recently there was an article posted as an opinion by Frosty Wooldridge regarding the relationship between human population growth and the degradation of the environment. Perhaps this wasn't an article so much as it was a promotion of Frosty
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Referring to the protesters, who were also chanting, “racist, sexist, anti-gay, Tom Tancredo go away,” Tancredo insisted his stand on immigration “has nothing to do with race. It is always perceived as some sort of racial thing."
After you pick your jaw up from the floor on this one, click on the Corporate Sponsors link and have a look at the big names supporting this treason. Pick a time this week to counter-attack with your own calls.
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The Bird flu spreads across Asia because people live and sleep with their chickens, with their pigs, with their livestock. It’s their culture. Swine flu represents culture and people compaction. We all face a daunting future.
I take exception to “Illegal Immigrants Need Amnesty NOW” written by Mike Renzulli that appeared on this site on April 21, 2009 [Letter to the Editor] which invited a heated reaction from impassioned write
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Renzulli and Lorber constitute the kind of dudes who would have cast stones and hurled names at Gandhi, Susan B. Anthony, Thomas Jefferson, Mandela, ML King, Barbara Jordan, Eleanor Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt, John Muir and other historical greats.
Wild-eyed, spittle-enhanced, anti-property invective is still wrong.
Lorber represents a brain-dead society! He argues for his own suicide. Pure and simple! I’ll give him one point: he can create an unworkable paradigm out of the safety of his moment.
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Tanton, Baldwin, Lamm, Beck, Stein, Parker, Hartman and the rest constitute the Susan B. Anthony’s, Dr. Martin Luther King’s, Eleanor Roosevelt, Mandela, Gandhi and Dali Lama of the 21st century. It’s amazing to me that those that attack them, if br
A rising number of U.S. border-enforcement officers are being arrested on corruption charges as Mexican drug cartels look to bribery as a way to get around tougher security, border officials say.
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"Crossing the border is not a crime per se." Balderdash! The secretary missed the fact that illegal border crossing remains a criminal misdemeanor. A second crossing constitutes a felony!
The Public Health Agency of Canada has told quarantine services to be on alert for travellers returning from Mexico after a number of severe respiratory illnesses (SRI) were reported in some regions of the country.
The Supreme Court made it easier for immigrants seeking to avoid deportation to get another chance at a court hearing. The decision came in the case of Jean Marc Nken, who came to the United States in 2001 and did not leave when his visa expired.
Dear Editor, Chuck Baldwin and Frosty Wooldridge are wrong for denouncing the idea of giving amnesty to the hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of undocumented/illegal immigrants in the United States.
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Sheriff Joe's appearance on the Colbert Report from 04/20
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If 142 million people are added to USA in 40 years, the expected population growth between now and 2050, utilities must come up with an added $142 billion just to keep generator capacity at recommended per-capita levels.
Civil liberties groups are renewing calls for the Obama administration to change screening at border posts by limiting questions about Americans' political beliefs and religious practices and establishing a process for U.S. citizens and residents
(5:35) Agent whips out nun chucks in anger (7:45) The agent tells me in less than perfect English, "In the Border Patrol Checkpoint, the person's rights doesn't matter here." (19:00) I'm accused of being a terrorist.
Richard and Linda Zuzueta vow to fight their son's deportion despite a recent legal blow. In March a federal judge ruled 24-year old Bradley Zuzueta is in fact a U.S. citizen. Immigration and Customs Enforcement lawyers appealed that decision
While the crises and chaos continue to worsen in the drug war, monetary policy, fiscal policy, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Iraq, Afghanistan, the war on terrorism, and foreign policy, at least U.S. officials have three recent successes.
“Is this ‘Candid Camera’?” Mrs. Slaughter recalled asking. That irritated the lead officer, her husband said Tuesday. “He said: ‘No, it isn’t “Candid Camera.” You need to step back into the middle of the room.’ ”
"I never got to hear Congressman Tancredo speak, neither did the thirty plus other people who gathered in room 103 in Bingham Hall."
Pedro Guzman has been an American citizen all his life. Yet in 2007, the 31-year-old Los Angeles native, mentally ill and never able to read or write, signed a waiver agreeing to leave the country without a hearing and was deported to Mexico
