amnesty

Yesterday on the radio program we interviewed Roy Beck, President of NumbersUSA.  Faced with either a Barack Obama or a John McCain Presidency, the average man on the street will unlikely see his belief in fairness or the rule of law reflected in the immigration debate.

Berry Hill officer, Davidson County Sheriff's department draw questions, ire over arrest, jail stay, and entry into 287(g) system of Juana Villegas Tim Chávez files Amnesty International complaint, warns against visits to Music City Backlash over restraintsThe New York Times reported Sunday on the Berry Hill arrest and Davidson County incarceration of a visaless, pregnant Juana Villegas*, who

Tim Chavez has called Amnesty International to look into human rights abuses right here in Nashville:

None of the news sources I’ve read will verify whether or not Jesus Humberto Canales has a green card, but I’m going to make an unfair assumption here and see how the fuzzy dice land on this one. If you happen to see Jesus driving around in his bronze minivan, do humanity a favor and shoot him on sight.

House Democrats put politics ahead of the Constitution.

John Brown is cautiously pessimistic about how Bob Barr’s immigration restrictionism is going over with the Libertarian grassroots:

Former Presidential candidate Tom Tancredo pens an open letter to presumptive Republican nominee John McCain asking him to clarify his immigration position amid reports of promises made to Hispanic leaders in a private meeting:

Mr. Burton,

It deeply disturbs me that Barack Obama has voiced tentative support of HR 6304, the so-called "FISA compromise." I need Senator Obama to explain exactly why FISA, alone, is no longer sufficient to gather vital intelligence prior to his vote next week in the Senate on this legislation.

Fortunately, the Supreme Court's decision to allow foreign terrorists held as prisoners at Guantanamo Bay be granted constitutional rights has even drawn the criticism of pro-amnesty John McCain.