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The House of Representatives immigration group seems to have an immigration bill. At least in concept. We have yet to see text.
Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) has only been in the Senate a short time, but he knows what it takes to do the most important thing a Senator [...]
The weather was great here last week, although, it was in the low forties and we are starting to get in that familiar fall rhythm of overcast skies for most of the day. That is why when I read the first draft of this week’s Guest Dispatch from our friend in Miami, Arthur Freyre, my [...]
This week a good friend and law partner circulated a Teddy Roosevelt quote on immigration, reminding us why he will always be one of our greatest Presidents:
‘In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, [...]
The following few lines were posted in Facebook in response to comments from a colleague on the Obama Administration’s recent immigration policy announcement:
Cuban-Americans are not a preferred group of folks, that is something radical so-called “Latino” and “Hispanic” groups as well as the Left like to say about us.
Like most of my generation [...]
On my Facebook page this week, I chimed in on President Obama’s amnesty immigration announcement (below). I also found an excellent item by Cornell Law Professor Jacobson — Legal Insurrection Blog — that is appropriate for this discussion: “Saturday Night Card Game (Is there any scenario under which the Republican would not be [...]
I’ve seen a lot of national politicians from both political parties take a great deal of liberty with the regulatory state; however, President Obama’s immigration policy announcement yesterday takes it regulatory largesse to a whole new level. Charles Krauthanner is correct, the action is a good example of lawlessness. It will be challenged [...]
