Mark Krikorian — National Review
Terry Anderson, R.I.P.

Gregory Kane’s Examiner column today quotes L.A. low-immigration crusader Terry Anderson bemoaning the effect of mass immigration on the schooling of black American kids. Ironically, Anderson died yesterday morning, reducing the already-small cohort of black Americans willing to publicly criticize current immigration policy…

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KDVR-TV — Denver

Thieves could go free while victim faces jail time

Wheat Ridge, Colo. — Admitted thieves are going free, while an elderly Wheat Ridge man is facing the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars, all, he says, for trying to defend his property and his life. — 82-year-old Robert Wallace said in February that he looked out his window and saw two men hooking his flatbed trailer up to their pickup. He yelled at them to stop, but they sped away…

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It is with great sadness and sorrow that we must tell you our dear friend Terry Anderson is gone. Terry died yesterday in California.

Terry was the definition of the term “great American” and as brave a man as I have ever met. Besides a role model for me personally , Terry was a personal friend and confidant. Terry loved his country.

There will never be another like him and it is America’s loss that he is no longer with us. Rest in peace Terry. We will take it from here. We are angry, and we are paying attention. Thanks to you.

Our sincere and heartfelt sympathy to Terry’s wife – and our freind -Mel and his entire family.

Please read our friend Roy Beck’s short salute to Terry HERE. More later. When I dry my eyes.
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The Birthright Citizenship Challenge Facing America. Chapman University School of Law Dean Dr. John Eastman explains why the 14th Amendment does not give the children of illegal aliens–or legal tourists for that matter–automatic citizenship at birth. Dr. Eastman outlines three potential methods to correct the crisis.

Gwinnett Gazette — Gwinnett County, Ga.

‘Seal the Border and No Amnesty’ town hall July 8

Join Chuck Efstration, conservative candidate for Georgia’s 7th Congressional District, at a town hall meeting on Thursday night, July 8, to discuss the responsibility of the United States to seal its border and President Obama’s legislative agenda for immigration. — D.A. King of the Dustin Inman Society and other conservative speakers will join the discussion …

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Fox News

Study: Illegal immigration costs U.S. $113 billion annually

The cost of harboring illegal [aliens…. criminals] in the United States is a staggering $113 billion a year — an average of $1,117 for every “native-headed” household in America — according to a study conducted by the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR)…

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Illegal Immigration a $113 Billion a Year Drain on U.S. Taxpayers

A new study released today by FAIR is the most comprehensive analysis of how much the estimated 13 million illegal aliens cost federal, state and local governments.

Read the press release.
Read the full study (PDF).
See the cost for your state.
Watch the video.

About FAIR HERE

The Hill — Washington

Arizona Dems contest Obama’s assertions on border security

Anticipating a furor of voter criticism over the July Fourth recess, Democratic lawmakers from the border region shot back at the White House last week, challenging the president’s speech on immigration in which he said that the southern border is secure. — Arizona Democratic Reps. Ann Kirkpatrick, Harry Mitchell and Gabrielle Giffords joined a growing Republican chorus in denouncing President Barack Obama…

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OBAMA vs Arizona and the majority of America

Press Statement from angry Jerry Gonzalez who runs $am Zamarripa’s anti-enforcement GALEO

July 7, 2010 – ATLANTA, GA –

Jerry Gonzalez, Executive Director of GALEO, issued the following statement after learning of the U.S. DOJ lawsuit against the Arizona law SB1070 today:

“We applaud federal action against the discriminatory Arizona law SB1070. Immigration policy and enforcement falls squarely upon the federal government and the lawsuit will ensure to reassert federal authority. We echo the concerns and support for a preliminary injunction of the law in order to prevent its implementation.

Our nation should have one federal immigration policy. It does not make sense to have 50 different immigration laws across the states. While the U.S. Congress continues to abdicate its responsibility of enacting a uniform, coherent, enforceable and workable immigration policy, states should not step into that void as Arizona has.

The lawsuit filed today should give pause to the Gubernatorial candidates talking about enacting or pushing for such a law in Georgia. Clearly, Georgia would not want to bear the financial costs associated with the lawsuit, nor deal with the economic impact due to the loss of conventions and tourism. In addition, businesses based in Arizona are now being targeted for a national boycott. I am certain that the business community would eventually start to raise concerns about the Arizona law with some of our Georgia political leaders.

The real solution is for our U.S. Congress and President Obama to truly lead on this issue and develop a workable immigration reform policy that is just, humane, workable and will move our nation forward. In fact, there is growing support by the American public for a comprehensive immigration reform policy.

Now, we need action, not excuses, from our U.S. Congress on this pressing issue. The status quo perpetuates a broken immigration system. We need comprehensive immigration reform now.”

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