Arizona state politicians have introducd model legislation this week to encourage states to prevent children of illegal immigrants from being granted citizenship under the 14th Amendment. Lawmakers in at least 14 states have said they are committed to passing the legislation targeting birthright citizenship. Arizona’s anti-illegal-immigrant bill, SB-1070, was also based on model legislation that could be easily copied by states, and at least seven states are likely to pass bills similar to the first Arizona immigration overhaul this year, according to one analysis by an immigrants rights group. Arizona state Senator Russell Pearce will unveil the bill Jan. 5 in
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USBC: State Activities
14 States take on Birthright Citizenship
January 23rd, 2011
Comments Off Incoming New Mexico Governor's First Priority: Revoke Licenses of Illegal Aliens
January 7th, 2011
One of the first priorities for Governor-elect Susana Martinez is to revoke the thousands of drivers’ licenses which have been issued by New Mexico to illegal aliens in recent years. After Arizona passed SB1070, illegal aliens have been flocking to New Mexico which does not currently require proof of citizenship to obtain a license. Outgoing open-borders advocate, Gov. Bill Richardson, made it worse by passing a law banning DMV clerks from asking an applicant if they are in the country legally. As a result, New Mexico had become a favorite with human smugglers and those who make their living from selling fraudulent
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Frustration Drives More States Into the Immigration Battle
January 6th, 2011
On track with 2011 predictions, the New York Times notes that as the federal government continues to totally fail in dealing with the illegal immigration problems, states are jumping in and standing up for themselves. Legislative leaders in at least half a dozen states say they will propose bills similar to a controversial law to fight illegal immigration that was adopted by Arizona last spring, even though a federal court has suspended central provisions of that statute. Ironically, the central argument the federal government leans on is that they pre-empt states from enforcing immigration laws. Yet they fail to secure
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Comments Off Tom Tancredo: a closer look
November 2nd, 2010
DENVER – Colorado gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo is an extraordinary man with no shortage of friends, or detractors that have branded Tancredo a racist for his critical stance on illegal immigrants. If he is truly a racist, how is possible that he earned a standing ovation at the July 12 N.A.A.C.P. forum in Detroit? The Denver Post reported Tancredo holds a slight edge over Democrat Hickenlooper among Hispanic voters. How can he be a racist and be strongly opposed to illegal immigration … and be ahead of his Democratic opponent among Latino voters? And how come Sudanese human rights activists
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Comments Off La Raza Tries to Move the All-Star Game!
July 15th, 2010
La Raza is using its political muscle to force the 2011 All-Star game out of Phoenix! The most racist of all the open borders, pro-immigration groups has created a web page and is encouraging its supporters to click on and send their pre-written letter to Bud Selig, Major League Baseball Commissioner. Bud is a good man but he is under terrific pressure from the groups like La Raza and all the political correctness people who know nothing at all (and care nothing at all) about Arizona’s struggle to protect is citizens while enforcing the laws of the state and
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