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California Supreme Court upholds in-state tuition for immigrants

SAN FRANCISCO – The California Supreme Court on Monday jumped into the politically charged immigration fray when it ruled that illegal immigrants are entitled to the same tuition breaks offered to in-state high school students to attend public colleges and universities. While the ruling applies only to California, the case was closely watched nationally because

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ALIPAC supported group fails in effort to get Arizona style law on ballot in Arkansas

Published on 2010/07/09 by in Uncategorized

A grassroots organization supported by ALIPAC, fell short of gathering enough signatures to get a proposed constitutional amendment on illegal aliens on the ballot this fall. The Secretary of State’s office determined that Secure Arkansas, which proposed a constitutional amendment to prevent illegal aliens from receiving certain public benefits, gathered just 67,542 signatures. That number

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Arizona’s Jan Brewer – The politics of deception and gross ignorance

Published on 2010/06/26 by in Uncategorized

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer,with her severely limited community college education and intellect, accidental governorship, is engaging in more cheap political opportunism with her claim that “illegal immigrants are drug smugglers” During a debate June 15, Brewer lashed out at an opponents assertions that immigrants “just want to work”. “The majority of them, in my opinion

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Strange happenings in the Arizona Desert

Published on 2010/05/01 by in Uncategorized

I don’t believe in coincidences. The murder of Cochise County Rancher Robert Krentz, last month ignited a firestorm of protest and revived the unconstitutional bill known as SB-1070, from the doldrums of the Senate into a misguided law Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law. Everyone immediately jumped to the conclusion, without any evidence of support,

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