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Border Security & Immigration Reform

By: Donna Poisl | 2010-05-27 | Politics
Many cities and different groups are calling for immigration reform and suggesting legal status for the illegal immigrants who are here now. They are admitting that they can't all be found and deported. Border security and immigration reform will solve the problem. It is time for Congress to do something soon. read more

Illegal Immigration - Power And Compassion

By: Michel Baylor | 2011-01-15 | Politics
The heated debate rages on; how will America Handle more than 13 million illegal immigrants and their offspring? This article covers the issues and the realities of this issue and how it affects Americans and immigrants. America is a melting pot of race, creed, and culture. America is still the "land of the free." But, if the government doesn't handle this atrocity correctly, negative consequences will permeate cities and states across American. If one law is broken, others will be too. read more

Illegal Immigration and Our Constitution

By: Lance Winslow | 2010-04-04 | Politics
What does our Constitution have to do with illegal immigration? Glad you asked actually. Now then, regarding the issues of Illegal Immigration, indeed that is the job of the Federal Government to protect "against foreign invaders" and yet we must also be weary of protocols, international trade and travel too. read more

Illegal Immigrants Should be Stopped

By: Jerry Erickson | 2010-05-15 | Immigration
In some places, the regulations on illegal immigrants seem to be lax and loose, especially the comparison Prince William County and Fairfax County is weighed. However, Fairfax's recent partnership with ICE through Secure Communities demonstrates that the county is now taking the lead in the removal of undocumented illegal immigrants. read more

Dealing With Illegal Immigration - A Federal Mandate, Not an Option

By: Norton Nowlin | 2010-03-30 | News and society
If the compelling issues of illegal immigration are properly addressed before the end of 2010, there will be many more undocumented Hispanic aliens within the U.S. borders, than the current 15-20 million, with whom to deal; and at that time a critical point of no return may be reached to the extreme detriment of law-abiding American citizens. At that time, the distasteful and utterly reprehensible declaration of the President of Mexico, that "where there's a Mexican, there is Mexico," might be a sad de facto reality. read more

Illegal Immigration - A Proposal for Solution

By: Bill Reid | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Attempts in the U. S. Congress to find a reasonable solution to the "out of control" illegal immigration in America have come up woefully short of anything that is acceptable to the American People. Both major political parties have become so beholden to their "base" support that there is essentially a "deadlock" on the issue. Comprehensive immigration reform might be a good idea, except that our lawmakers seem too willing to pervert and complicate the law with proposals for some form of amnesty for those who have come here illegally. They need our help. read more

Mexico Finds American “illegals”

By: Samuel Beckett | 2012-04-16 | Society
With the elections in the country fast approaching, immigration is the most talked about topic all over the world. The issue of the “undocumented” immigrant, which is the new name for “illegal immigrants” is a major topic of discussion. Most of the people want a stable immigration policy and are waiting for new immigration reforms to be announced. read more

Illegal Immigration In The United States

By: James W Smith | 2010-04-04 | Politics
There are currently between ten and twenty million illegal immigrants in the United States. Illegal immigration has become greater than legal immigration over the last several years (700,000 per year vs. 600,000 per year). read more

Border Princes

By: polo | 2010-10-10 | Management
Plot Introduction The End of the World began on a Thursday night in October, just after eight in the evening The Amok is driving people out of their minds read more

Illegal immigration- A chance to have better life

By: Rem Macson | 2009-11-30 | Immigration
In recent, one of matters that draw great concern of policy planners and people in Congress is illegal immigration which is rooted from hoping to change life. The immigrants are against the law in ord read more

No Primate Is Illegal

By: J.J. Jackson | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Did you know that non-humans are supposed to have "human rights"? Talk about losing the language, but that is exactly what some are trying to establish. The test subject for redefining "human" is a 26-year old chimpanzee named Hiasl which certain animal rights activists are trying to get legally declared a "person". read more

Immigration Reform Needs a Compromise

By: Donna Poisl | 2010-05-26 | Politics
We are long overdue in coming to some kind of compromise to solve the illegal immigration problem. The best solution might be to change the immigration laws, secure the border and let the people here now get on the path to citizenship. And not get into this mess again. read more

Putting Troops on the Border

By: Val Morales | 2010-04-04 | Politics
A look at securing the borders by placing troops on it. The political ramifications of such an act are also discussed. read more

The Immigration War Against America

By: Mike Deubig | 2010-04-04 | Politics
A detailed look at illegal immigration with the various forces behind it such as the Vatican being the main force, and a look at other forces behind illegal immigration such as businesses, communism, and Mexico. America has the strongest and most high tech military the world has ever seen. There is no current military threat religious or otherwise in the entire world that is able to match it. read more

Arguments around Country wide Guard border management reaches new heights

By: Jim Green | 2010-10-12 | Law
TUCSON, Az - Countrywide Guard troops have been sent in close proximity to the Mexican border but critics argue that their presence won't have an effect on illegal immigration. The troops started their assignment on August 30, but users of the media have not been permitted to observe the operation. Border Patrol agents have been scheduled to take reporters to a person location in Az on Friday but the program remains discreet. Those... read more