ICE Proposes New Policy That Would Let Illegal Immigrants Go Free
Illegal immigrants who get pulled over by police for traffic-related offenses will be set free if a proposed change in Immigration and Customs Enforcement policy is approved.
The proposal has come under fire by county sheriffs near the Arizona-Mexico border — including some who spoke out against SB 1070, the controversial Arizona law that directs law enforcement officials to question people they suspect are in the country illegally. A federal judge has effectively put that law on hold, pending resolution in federal court of the Department of Justice's claim that it is unconstitutional.
Subjects: Illegal immigration, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, SB 1070, President Obama, free illegals
L.A. County welfare to children of illegal immigrants grows
Welfare payments to children of illegal immigrants in Los Angeles County increased in July to $52 million, prompting renewed calls from one county supervisor to rein in public benefits to such families.
The payments, made to illegal aliens for their U.S. citizen children, included $30 million in food stamps and $22 million from the CalWORKS welfare program, according to Los Angeles County figures released Friday by Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich.
Topics = Illegal immigration, anchor babies, L.A. County taxpayers, CalWORKS welfare program
'America's Toughest Sheriff' considers presidential bid
America's Toughest Sheriff" Joe Arpaio passed on running for governor earlier this year, but the Arizona lawman who has become a national figure for his tough stand on illegal immigration is not closing the door on a presidential run in 2012.
Arpaio, the controversial sheriff of Maricopa County, heads to the early presidential proving ground of New Hampshire Sunday to headline the Nashua Republican City Committee lunch.
Subjects: Illegal immigration, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, Obama administration, consider GOP nomination
Update on the LA Machete Riots
Friends of ALIPAC,
First and foremost, we want to thank all of the ALIPAC activists who
worked hard last night and stayed up late monitoring radio broadcasts,
news reports, eye witness reports, and police radio communications to
stay on top of the illegal alien riots in Los Angeles that took place
for a third night in a row last night.
Luckily, the very heavy police presence in riot gear and the city wide
tactical alert helped to stop things from getting too wild although
there were new arrests, reports of rocks and eggs being thrown, and a
report of fires being set in dumpsters near an apartment building filled
with tenants.
We want to thank our activists for keeping watch because this kind of
unrest among assimilated illegal immigrants has spread rapidly in other
nations like France and Greece causing massive loss of property and
lives. ALIPAC has documented many anti-American proclamations and
threats of mass violence against Americans initiated by illegal aliens
and their supporters, so we stand ready to be your first alert if these
riots should spread.
LA: Police and Protesters Clash as Chief Defends Shooting
As Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck
defended the fatal shooting of a day laborer and officials called for
calm, protesters and officers clashed Tuesday night in Westlake near
the site of the incident.
About 300 demonstrators gathered at the LAPD's Rampart Station.
Some in the crowd hurled eggs at police cars and others threw objects
at the station windows, prompting officers in riot gear to push the
throng along 6th Street.
Officers fired non-lethal projectiles at protesters near Union
Avenue and 6th, where Manuel Jamines was fatally shot Sunday afternoon
by an officer who said Jamines refused commands to drop a switchblade.
Topics: Illegal Immigration, Los Angeles, Manuel Jamines, LA Protests, LA Riots
Arizona Immigration Law Spreads
Soon after Arizona passed its immigration law, critics argued that the action would isolate the Grand Canyon state. Boycotts would follow. Businesses would flee.
But the backlash never arrived. Instead, other states are pushing to adopt Arizona's immigration restrictions.
"I've never seen legislation move between the states that quickly," said Will Gheen, head of Americans for Legal Immigration. "We think the law spreading to other states will help to protect Arizona."
Topics: Illegal immigration, William Gheen, Americans for Legal Immigration, SB1070, Arizona-style legislation
Illegal Alien Riot Alert: Clashes with police in LA
Friends of ALIPAC,
We are still piecing together what is going on in Los Angeles. Early
reports indicate that illegal immigrants and their supporters are
engaging in some kind of night marches where they are taking control of
the streets.
This civil unrest has gone on for several nights since police killed a
Hispanic man at a day labor site who the police claim was brandishing a
knife.
Here are the news reports and videos that are coming in currently.
ALIPAC is releasing these videos and articles to our national news list
as well as our supporters. These videos are NOT on our YouTube account.
We will keep watch and advise everyone if the situation escalates or
starts to spread to other towns and cities.
Arizona law, heat don't stop border crossings
Hector Ortega stumbled across the body of a
fellow migrant as he walked across Arizona's harsh desert in the
searing summer heat. He tried not to look too closely.
With nothing to be done for the deceased, Ortega and the others
trudged on, guided by a smuggler across the U.S. border, determined to
complete their illegal odyssey even as they endured record-high
temperatures and fever-pitch resentment.
"What can you do about it in the desert?" he asked.
Deaths of illegal immigrants in Arizona soared
this summer toward their highest levels since 2005 – a fact that has
surprised many who thought the furor over the state's new immigration
law and the 100-plus degree heat would send them elsewhere along the
2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border.
Topics: Illegal Immigration, Arizona, Border Crossing Deaths
Emergency measures at ALIPAC: 3 Warnings You Need To Know!
Friends of ALIPAC,
First and foremost our mission is to get as many voters, volunteers, and
donations to our endorsed candidates as possible. It is up to the over
30,000 of you to step up to the plate.
If you do not realize that you must take action and combine your time
and funds behind these candidates and that our only hope for a peaceful
reversal of illegal immigration is in the elections in less than 60
days, then you only have a few days to understand that and react
appropriately...
High School Tells Student to Remove US Flag From Truck
Teen: Security Told Me To Remove U.S. FlagsHigh School Student Has 3x5 Feet U.S. Flags In Truck
Bedby Deb Stanley, 7NEWS Producer September 3, 2010
NORTHGLENN, Colo. -- A high school student in
Northglenn is upset that campus security told him to remove the large
American flags flying from his pickup truck because it might make others
uncomfortable.Jeremy Stoppel told 7NEWS he got a ticket at
Northglenn High School last Thursday for squealing his tires. He said he
deserved that ticket and deserved having his parking lot pass suspended
for two weeks.
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