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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Violent Illegal Slips Through Cracks
Salvador Portillo-Saravia, a 29 year-old member of the violent MS-13 gang, may finally be held to account for his crimes. Portillo-Saravia has been arrested numerous times by local authorities in Virginia, where his fingerprints were run through the federal government’s … Continue reading
Posted in State News
Tagged immigration, MS-13, Texas, US Border Security Council, violent illegal
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Poll: Americans Think Feds Encourage Illegals
According to a recent Rasmussen Research national survey, most voters believe that the policies of the federal government encourage illegal immigration. 57% of likely U.S. voters think government policies and practices actually encourage illegal immigration. 64% of voters in this … Continue reading
Posted in Federal News, Media
Tagged illegal immigration, Rasmussen Research, Steve LeBlanc, US Border Security Council
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Obama Budget Takes Aim at Border Agents
Border Patrol agents say an overtime proposal in President Barack Obama’s budget will cut their pay. The President’s proposal changes how overtime is figured for the agents in a supposed attempt to save the government money. Agents now get time … Continue reading
Posted in Federal News
Tagged border patrol agents, illegal immigration, President Obama, Steve LeBlanc, US Border Security Council
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Newsletter Online: April 2011
Click here for the U.S. Border Security Council April 2011 Newsletter.
Posted in Newsletter Archives
Tagged illegal immigration, newsletter, Steve LeBlanc, US Border Security Council
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Commentary: Council Launches Largest Anti-Amnesty Effort Ever
The U.S. Border Security Council is launching its largest-ever grassroots effort to stop the drive by the Obama Administration and its allies in Congress to pass an illegal immigration amnesty bill this year. The effort includes separate petition campaigns aimed … Continue reading →