Category Archives: Federal News

Sneak of the Month: IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman

Douglas Shulman, the Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service is this month’s “Sneak of the Month” for promoting the notion that paying taxes is a way for illegal aliens to work their way towards becoming U.S. citizens. “One of the … Continue reading

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LeBlanc Warns Romney On “Republican” Dream Act

As talk of a “Republican” version of the Dream Act Immigration Amnesty being introduced this summer heats up, U.S. Border Security Council National Spokesman Steve LeBlanc is warning presumed GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney that backing such a proposal could … Continue reading

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Council Launches “Americans First Pledge” Campaign

As part of its continuing effort to prevent any type of immigration amnesty being extended to illegal immigrants, the U.S. Border Security Council is launching a national pledge campaign urging candidates for Congress to pledge in writing that they will … Continue reading

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Bill Would Require the Automatic Deportation of Illegal Alien Drunk Drivers

The Subcommittee on Immigration Policy and Enforcement recently introduced H.R. 3808, the Scott Gardner Act, that would automatically deport illegal immigrants who are convicted of drunk driving. The bill, introduced by border security supporter Representative Sue Myrick, is designed to force federal … Continue reading

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Romney Panders to Puerto Ricans

Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney recently release and open letter to the people of Puerto Rico declaring that he, “will work to settle the Island’s 113-year political status question.” The odd statement seems to indicate that Romney would be open … Continue reading

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