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July 10, 2009 Road for Proposed Amnesty Could be Very Bumpy A series of Senate floor votes this week seeking to toughen immigration enforcement is giving the Obama administration its first real taste of the chilly climate for passing a mass amnesty. The first salvo came when the Senate approved an amendment to the annual DHS spending bill prohibiting the department from changing the no-match rule. Read the whole story from today's Wall Street Journal.
Jurisdictions get $200 Million for Enforcement Program The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to appropriate $200 million for a new immigration enforcement program used in about 50 jurisdictions nationwide. However, is this new program, known as Secure Communities, being pushed as an alternative to the successful 287(g) program? Get the latest from today's Washington Examiner.
Illegal Immigration A Catastrophic Hit To Budget, Says Antonovich Californians upset over the close to 3 million illegal aliens in the state have drawn the notice of the media. Despite continued efforts to paper over the budget hole created by illegal immigration in California, residents there know about the substantial impact thanks to FAIR's cost studies as well as estimates provided by the state government. Los Angeles County supervisor Mike Antonovich told the LA Times illegal immigration is a "catastrophic hit" to the budget.
Our Immigration Laws Are Just Fine. . . They Just Need to be Enforced Butch Kroeger writes in the Des Moines Register that our immigration system is not broken. Our immigration enforcement and legal system that are not enforcing our immigrations laws are broken. Read his comments here.
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