Christian Science Monitor — …That question divides House Republicans and could have an effect on how this fall’s midterm elections play out. Some Republicans say the House is simply picking up where it left off last year. The House, they say, actually did a lot on immigration reform in 2013 – including hearings, passing several […]
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Immigration reform: Why are House Republicans poised to act now?
January 30, 2014 By Leave a Comment
KING: Republican-controlled Georgia is issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens
January 29, 2014 By 1 Comment
D. A. King – Macon Telegraph — Call it the “road to Georgiafornia.” Republican-controlled Georgia is issuing driver’s licenses to illegal aliens — with testing in 11 foreign languages. Si, despite the will of the GOP voting base, the Department of Driver’s Services has been issuing driver’s licenses to some illegal aliens since the summer […]
Obama expresses hope for immigration reform
January 29, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Newsday — Amid Republican opposition to most of his initiatives and gridlock in Congress, President Barack Obama Tuesday night held out hope for bipartisan progress on one priority: immigration legislation. Obama gave House Republicans who blocked the Senate-passed comprehensive bill last year a nudge “to fix our broken immigration system,” but he made no attack […]
Lou Dobbs On Immigration | The Independents
January 28, 2014 By Leave a Comment
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National Review: GOP Should ‘Do Nothing’ On Immigration Reform
January 28, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Breitbart — MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough warned that the one thing that could cost the GOP control of the Senate this year would be to pass immigration reform. That same day the editors of National Review shouted “don’t do it” with the warning that history proves “President Obama obviously can’t be trusted” to abide by any […]
Illegal Immigration and California | Hugh Hewitt talks to Andrew Wilkow
January 27, 2014 By 1 Comment
[featured-video-plus]http://youtu.be/YTvSPY5uRio[/featured-video-plus] From The Blaze: Andrew Wilkow asks Hugh Hewitt to explain from a legal standpoint how the California Supreme Court can rule in favor of illegal immigrant Sergio Garcia, by granting him a license to practice law.
