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Amnesty Battle Rages in D.C.

Posted on January 27, 2012 by US Border Security Council Admin

The battle over extending amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants continues to rage in Washington, D.C., as politicians of both political parties battle grassroots Americans who are adamantly opposed to allowing illegal aliens to remain in the United States. “We … Continue reading →

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Commentary: Council Launches Largest Anti-Amnesty Effort Ever

Posted on April 26, 2011 by US Border Security Council Admin

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 →

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National Petition Against S.6 Online Now

Posted on April 6, 2011 by US Border Security Council Admin

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has once again introduced Amnesty Plus, a radical attempt to reward illegal immigrants for breaking our nation’s laws with “a path to citizenship.” Please help us once again to stop this wrong-headed proposal by signing … Continue reading →

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Reid Promises Amnesty

Posted on January 28, 2011 by US Border Security Council Admin

Senate Democrat Leader Harry Reid, fresh off a surprise reelection victory, is promising open borders advocates that he will push through an amnesty bill in 2011. U.S. Senator Harry Reid is returning as Senate Democrat Leader in 2011. During the … Continue reading →

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Commentary: Amnesty Is Not Compassionate

Posted on August 18, 2010 by US Border Security Council Admin

How is encouraging millions of Latin America’s poorest citizens to spend their meager life savings and risk their lives sneaking across our southern border in order to become indentured servants considered compassionate? It isn’t.  But the “immigrants rights” advocates want … Continue reading →

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