Jerry Walker said his bill is the first in a series he plans to push to stem illegal immigration in Anne Arundel. Border security advocates have been battling fierce supporters of illegal immigration in Maryland for years. The state’s “Casa de Maryland” lobbying group is one of the most notorious and powerful pro-illegal immigrant organizations in the nation.

Rodman has apparently already asked the Department of Homeland Security for a waiver of the nation’s immigration laws so that his proposed network could begin registering illegal immigrants. Rodman says he would only allow illegals who have resided in the U.S. for at least five years to participate.

If elected President, the U.S. Border Security Council worries that Mitt Romney will “do a George W. Bush” and work overtime to pass amnesty.

The U.S. Border Security Council is growing increasingly concerned that the anti-amnesty “firewall” in the House of Representatives may not hold if a Republican elected President next November.

“It is hard to believe, but there is a very real possibility that an amnesty-supporting Republican President may be more able to ram a bill through Congress allowing millions of illegals to remain in the U.S. than Barack Obama,” warns Council National Spokesman Steve LeBlanc.

Newt Gingrich has already gone on the record supporting a type of amnesty and Mitt Romney is notorious for “flip-flopping” on issues LeBlanc warns.

“I fear that Romney would do a George W. Bush and expend a great deal of Presidential political capital trying to pass ‘Comprehensive Immigration Reform.’” LeBlanc says. “If Romney is elected, and that happens, it will be very difficult for us to stop amnesty in the House. It’s one thing to rally Republicans and moderate Democrats against Barack Obama. It’s entirely different to ask them to vote against the wished of a moderate Republican President.”

So far Romney, while campaigning for the GOP Presidential nomination Romney has stake out a hard line anti-Amnesty position. He has even gone so far as to attack fellow Gingrich and former rival Rick Perry for their support of some forms of amnesty.

Romney, however, has developed a reputation for being a political chameleon who changes his positions on issues depending on the political circumstances.

“I think we have to be very, very careful and continue to beat the drum against an illegal alien amnesty no matter who is elected President next November,” LeBlanc explains. “I’ve seen how the illegal alien lobby works. I’ve seen how they can turn politicians to their warped way of thinking. It will take an extraordinary and principled leader to stand firm against amnesty.”

LeBlanc says the Council very well may use its ongoing anti-amnesty lobbying efforts to prove to the Republicans candidates running for President that grassroots Americans hate the idea of rewarding illegal alien lawbreakers. “These candidates may benefit from being reminded that we stood up to George W. Bush and stopped his amnesty scheme, and they the majority of Americans who oppose amnesty are not to be trifled with.”

“Attorney General Eric Holder must go,” says Council National Spokesman Steve LeBlanc.

The U.S. Border Security Council is demanding that Attorney General Eric Holder immediately resign over his role in the grown “fast and furious” government-gun running scandal.

Holder is currently refusing to turn over documents detailing who knew what and when about the government sting operation that went awry and resulted in the murder of a Border Patrol Agent.

“Holder has had plenty of time to come clean,” U.S. Border Security Council National Spokesman Steve LeBlanc says in response to Holder’s most recent appearance before a House committee investigating the scandal. “His arrogance and disregard for the the American people and the U.S. Constitution disqualifies him from continuing to serve as Attorney General. He must resign immediately and we we will fight to get rid of him.”

Holder admits that he has still not disciplined anyone in his Department for selling guns to Mexican drug gangs in a failed attempt to track the weapons back to the gangs’ leadership. In his recent Congressional testimony he stated that he is still investigating the matter and that Congress has no right to review documents that would identify exactly who authorized the illegal operation.

“It has been over a year since a Border Patrol officer was killed by a gangster wielding one of these weapons,” LeBlanc complains. “Yet, Holder only seems to care about covering up the scandal.”

House Democrats and the Administration have rallied behind Holder insisting that the Attorney General did not know about the “gunwalking” operation and that conducting an investigation into what transpired takes time.

LeBlanc, however, doesn’t buy it. “Eric Holder is an ideological zealot who only cares about his political power. He doesn’t want justice in this case. He wants to escape responsibility.”

LeBlanc points out that the ‘fast and furious” fiasco is not the only reason Eric Holder must go. “He is a supporter of Barack Obama’s backdoor amnesty program, too,” LeBlanc points out.

“This man is supposed to be the chief law-enforcement officer of the United States, and yet he agrees with the President that nation’s immigration laws can be circumvented or ignored. It is incredible that he is still allowed to remain in office.”LeBlanc says the Council is considering launching a national grassroots campaign aimed at forcing Holder out of office.

“This scandal has become so big and so important we may have to enlist the help of our supporters across the country to help us get rid of Eric Holder,” LeBlanc says. “Barack Obama won’t force Holder out unless we prove to the President that he is a grave political liability. And if that doesn’t work, we definitely will push for Holder’s impeachment.”

Rigoberto Munoz-Vargas, 37, was found guilty of operating a methamphetamine smuggling ring from the Rio Grande Valley to his girlfriend’s apartment in the Houston area.

Boy are we busy! While the issue of border security has taken a backseat to news about the economy on television and talk radio, that doesn’t mean things aren’t happening.

Here at the U.S. Border Security Council we are carefully following the battle between Congress and the Administration over President Obama’s “back door amnesty.” You calls, emails and petitions are definitely having an effect. The Administration is really feeling the heat!

The House has already begun hearings into the Administration’s efforts to ignore the nation’s immigration laws, and everyday we are pushing harder and harder to draw attention to this issue. Despite his nearly religious commitment to amnesty, I sincerely believe the President is becoming worried that this issue will hurt his campaign for reelection.

So, my friends, keep up the good work. We have to continue to sound the alarm about amnesty!

An estimated 10,000 illegals now reside in New Haven, which is considered a “Sanctuary City.” DeStefano says that by allowing these invaders a chance to vote in city elections, New Haven would have a more engaged and better represented community.

New Haven has long been known as a haven for illegal aliens. In 2007, the town started issuing official government ID cards to everyone. The program allows illegal aliens, including terrorists, to obtain the government documents they need to continue to break the nation’s laws.

“Moderate” Democratic Senator Ben Nelson is retiring after coming under fire for his support of illegal aliens. Nelson faced a tough reelection fight and was the target of a Council petition drive.

U.S. Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska, a frequent supporter of “Comprehesive Immigration Reform” or amnesty, and a recent target of a U.S. Border Security Council petition drive, has decided to retire rather than face a tough reelection battle.

“I would like to think our efforts to remind people of Nelson’s record and our recent efforts to pressure him to back off his support for amnesty figured into his decision to quit,” says Council National Spokesman Steve LeBlanc, “His support for illegal aliens certainly made him unpopular back home in conservative Nebraska.”

Nelson was considered a “moderate” Democrat who would often trade his vote on controversial issues for pork-barrel projects. The Council had targeted him in a recent petition drive because he was engaged in a very tight reelection race and might have been pressured into voting against amnesty.

Starting in January, the force of 1,200 National Guard troops at the border will be reduced to fewer than 300. Those remaining troops will shift their focus from patrolling the border on the ground, looking for illegal immigrants and smugglers, to aerial surveillance missions using military helicopters and airplanes equipped with high-tech radar and other gear.

The Department of Homeland Security cites ongoing disruptions from a series of earthquakes in 2001, concluding that “El Salvador remains unable, temporarily, to handle adequately the return of its nationals.”