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May 29, 2009 Mass Amnesty Stalls as Recession Persists "We won't be touching immigration reform during a recession. So the possibility of getting any comprehensive reform in the next two years is about zero." So said University of Arizona Professor Emeritus Ed Williams during an interview with the Dubuque, IA, Telegraph Herald Thursday. Prof. Williams also mentioned that President Obama now agrees with his former presidential campaign rival, Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., that border security has to come before any reform. Read about this interesting interview in today's Telegraph Herald Online.
Past Link to Advocacy Group Could Spell Trouble for Sotomayor As a former board member of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, Supreme Court Justice nominee Sonia Sotomayor may have to explain some of the controversial cases that she was involved in during her tenure with the fund. Raymond Hernandez and David Chen of the New York Times examine how this role may have affected her decisions as a judge. Read the full story here.
DHS Report Influences Census Partnership Program The Census Bureau, taking its marching orders from a recent DHS report about extremism, has listed "hate groups," "law enforcement" "and "anti-immigrant groups" among those that would be refused permission to become a partner with the 2010 Census. Yet, organizations such as ACORN will have a much more relevant role in the upcoming census than originally thought. Read about this developing story in today's World Net Daily.
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