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December 09, 2009 New Ad from the Coalition for the American Worker With the highest unemployment in 25 years, why is our government still importing 1.5 million foreign workers every year? The Coalition for the American Worker (CFAW), of which FAIR is a leading member, started running this new ad yesterday in Roll Call, Politico, and The Hill. Make sure to pass this ad on to anyone you know, and add it to your blogs and emails as a link.
Ohio Marriage Fraud Ring Uncovered Nine people were arrested as part of an investigation into an Ohio marriage fraud ring. Each fraudulent marriage netted the conspirators $17,000, according to the U.S. Attorney.
Pat Buchanan: Why No Discussion of Immigration at Jobs Summit? Pat Buchanan says the best option for a job stimulus - an immigration moratorium - wasn't discussed at President Obama's job summit. "We have been losing jobs every month for two years. Why, then, are we still bringing immigrants into the United States at a rate of 125,000 a month to take jobs from fellow Americans and compete with our unemployed for the jobs that open up?"
Census Will Show Impact of Immigration "A steady flow of new immigrants is providing a late-decade population boost to major metropolitan areas such as Chicago, Miami, New York and Los Angeles, whose states are seeking to stem declines before the 2010 census," the AP says. "An analysis by the Brookings Institution think tank finds immigration is buoying many of the nation's larger cities. New York and Los Angeles picked up 1.1 million and 815,000 immigrants since 2000, respectively, and together account for one-fourth of the foreign-born arrivals."
Obama Administration Readies Amnesty Push "The Obama administration has pledged to pursue immigration legislation early in 2010. The administration's renewed commitment to action was teed up in a recent speech by Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who declared victory on securing our Southern border," notes James R. Edwards at HumanEvents.com
Just In - Sec. Napolitano to Testify Before Senate Judiciary Committee this Morning Dept. of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano will be testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee at 10:00 AM this morning. The hearing will be Webcast and is accessible here.
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