The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the case Maricopa County v. Lopez-Valenzuela which overturns an Arizona referendum law denying bail for illegal aliens who are jailed for serious felonies. The law, approved by a whopping 78% of Arizona voters, denied bail for illegal immigrants “if the proof is evident or the presumption great that the […]
Supreme Court Wipes Out AZ Law Denying Bail for Illegals Accused of Serious Felonies
June 1, 2015 by 8 Comments
Majority of Democrats Say Illegals Should Be Allowed to Vote
May 29, 2015 by 10 Comments
A new Rasmussen poll shows a majority of self-identified Democrats believe illegal aliens should be allowed to vote in U.S. elections. Fifty-three percent (53%) of Democrats think tax-paying illegal immigrants should have the right to vote. Twenty-one percent (21%) of Republicans and 30% of voters not affiliated with either major political party agree. How long […]
Illegals Focus of Supreme Court Case Over TX Redistricting
May 26, 2015 by 1 Comment
The Supreme Court will hear a test case from Texas over equitable redistricting in cases where large numbers of non-voters skew the overall effect of American voters. Legislators in Texas redrew state legislative districts after the 2010 census to reflect the changes in population. Eventually, the districts were drawn according to total population without regard to […]
“Motor Voter” Laws Ease Signing Up Illegals to Vote
April 9, 2015 by 1 Comment
States are registering non-citizens to vote through the mandatory “Motor Voter” law even if they indicated on their forms they are non-citizens. J. Christian Adams, a former United States Department of Justice official in the Civil Rights Division will show the Supreme Court in a brief later this month that non-citizens are registering to vote […]
Arizona must offer driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants
December 18, 2014 by 1 Comment
WASHINGTON: The Supreme Court decided Wednesday that Arizona must offer driver’s licenses to young immigrants who entered the country illegally as children but were later shielded from deportation by President Barack Obama. In a 6-3 decision, the justices turned down an emergency appeal from outgoing Gov. Jan Brewer, who argued that the state had the right […]
