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Here's what Giuliani said in a 1996 speech at Harvard: "We're never, ever going to be able to totally control immigration to a country that is as large as ours, that has borders that are as diverse as the borders of the US, and as a soc
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Immigration authorities have received about 300,000 applications for high-skilled-employment visas since July 1, federal officials said yesterday, a deluge unleased after the feds first said it would not accept any applications for those visas
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Would you, as a father or mother, allow your kids to get beat up or killed at school year after year by gangs of bullies? Why would governors, mayors and city council members in America provide protection for illegal alien criminals year after year?
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Douglas was shocked by the high cost and impersonal care at assisted-living facilities near her home. She joined a small but steadily growing number of Americans who are moving across the border to nursing homes in Mexico, where the sun is bright and
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An Arizona judge ruled on Monday that a U.S. Border Patrol agent must stand trial for murder for shooting dead a Mexican immigrant in a case that prompted condemnation and increased tensions with Mexico.
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Much has been made of the pro-illegal alien stance of Mac Magruder, McDonald’s mogul, and spokesperson for the open borders group, Wake Up Arizona.
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An Iraq war veteran who grew up in the US says the country he fought for now wants to send him back to Mexico. He went to war a soldier but somehow returned as an illegal immigrant. But the soldier says he is not going down without a fight.
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How would you like to have your job stolen by someone illegally in this country? How would you like your life threatened as you eat dinner in a restaurant? Americans suffer ethnic cleansing out of their own communities.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee's senior Republican said on Thursday that he is on the verge of offering a new immigration reform package, making significant changes that could win over recalcitrant members from both parties.
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The number of National Guard troops along the Arizona-Mexico border will be trimmed in half by the end of next month. As the presidentially mandated Operation Jumpstart mission begins its second year in support of the US Border Patrol
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Americans being run out of their own cities stands as the new phenomenon of the 21st century as illegal aliens take over towns and cities by sheer numbers. If it hasn't happened to you, yet, stick around and it will as the next 10 million illeg
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"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." Mahatma Gandhi
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How much diversity is too much? Can we shove 100 different incompatible cultures down our own citizens' throats before they vomit? Can we continue injecting ourselves with too much multiculturalism? Nope! We can't!
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Do Arizonans want to live in a constitutional republic or do we want to live in a corporate welfare state? Do the laws exist to protect the citizens, or the bottom line of the corporations?
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Fed up with U.S. immigration hurdles, Microsoft announced July 5 plans to open a software development center in Vancouver, British Columbia, that it hopes will "be home to software developers from around the world."
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She has 15 years experience scrubbing and vacuuming offices and private homes in and around Phoenix and hopes that having her own firm will get herself and her clients out of a bind. "This way I will be able to work for myself and the employers
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US software behemoth Microsoft Corp. said Thursday it would soon open an office in Canada, lamenting tough immigration rules in the US that makes it difficult to hire foreign staff. "It is about recruiting the best and brightest, and right now,
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Arizona's governor signed a bill Monday that prohibits people from hiring illegal immigrants and requires businesses to verify applicants' employment eligibility, saying Congress was apparently "incapable" of helping.
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The 2 1/2-kilometre barrier along the US-Mexico border was designed to keep cars from illegally to keep cars from illegally crosing into the US. There's just one problem: It was accidentally built on Mexican soil. Now embarrassed border offici
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How far can we go into this illegal immigration nightmare before being overrun, overwhelmed and our country inundated to the point of anarchy in the streets? These 10 points solve this national nightmare.
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A former Adelanto City Council member who resigned after questions of her citizenship status were raised two years ago now faces deportation for voting in the 2004 presidential election. Cuban-born Zoila Meyer surrendered to the San Bernardino Count
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United States sovereignty and a semblance of American economic viability received a boost Thursday morning when the new version of Senate amnesty bill failed.
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The Panama City Beach's sheriff's department has developed a remarkably effective way of catching illegal immigrants: Deputies in patrol cars pull up to a construction site in force, and watch and see who runs.
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President Bush and this Congress prove the worst in US history. Their 74 and 86 percent disapproval rating illustrate horrific disconnet with Americans. It's a travesty for our civilization and the US Constitution.
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All of her life, Zoila Meyer believed she was an American. She even won election to the City Council of Adelanto. But now she is facing a threat of deportation for illegally voting, because she never became a citizen after being brought to this count
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In the weeks leading up to the huge pro-immigrant rallies in the spring of 2006, rumors swirled that authorities were rounding up illegal immigrants across the country. Fear of being caught and deported kept many illegal immigrants, and some legal on
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Her husband volunteered to defend this country, and he has been missing in the deserts of Iraq for more than a month. Now the US government is trying to kick her out of the country.
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They love our country so much that they'll burn it down to get in. You'll need to scroll all the way to the bottom to see this tiny story that should have gotten much bigger attention.
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Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said he would revive the bill to legalize as many as 12 million unlawful immigrants late this week. To do so, though, he needs backing from 60 senators, and a way to guarantee votes on a tentative list of 22 Republ
