Monthly Archives: October 2011

Drafters of Alabama’s immigration law and the states attorney general claim that while the law is intended to drive immigrants from the state, it is not meant to stop children from going to school. With reports that crops in Alabama … Continue reading →

At a hearing yesterday Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano made her case that the administrations border enforcement policies are working. Meanwhile the new acting director of the ATF pledges to continue to crack down on the sales of … Continue reading →

The United States deepens its involvement in the battle against organized crime in Mexico.  Simon shares his belief that the Obama Administration’s immigration law enforcement will promote future broader reform. As the GOP presidential candidate race continues, Romney and Perry … Continue reading →

Alabama’s harsh anti-immigration law is hurting Alabama’s coming crop picking season as both legal and undocumented pickers are fleeing the state. Herman Cain and Michelle Bachman both sign pledges for an impenetrable border fence between the United States and Mexico. … Continue reading →

The Immigration issue has emerged as a defining issue in the GOP presidential race. As such the last Republican primary debate was immigration heavy, as have Mitt Romney’s campaign advertisements. Also among the primary candidates a renewed call for a … Continue reading →

Given the overwhelming evidence that the the Administration has made the border safer, and the immigration system better, today’s misguided hearing in the House Committee on Homeland Security is out of sync with the reality of the current dynamic on … Continue reading →