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March 18, 2010 Michelle Malkin: A Response To Dick Armey "I have wonderful, grass-roots friends at Freedomworks. Dick Armey is not one of them. He's a clueless promoter of bailout-happy, big government Republican Sen. John McCain. And Armey's a blowhard-y Beltway dinosaur who can't resist shooting off his mouth and alienating the Tea Party base while criticizing other conservatives of alienation. At the National Press Club to promote the D.C. protest against Demcare, Armey veered off into a liberal platitude-littered rant against conservatives who believe in strict enforcement of our immigration laws," says Michelle Malkin. "The open-borders lobby will march on Washington this Sunday. Perhaps Armey can serve as an honorary grand marshal, with his good friends John McCain and Lindsey Graham leading the feckless GOP contingent."
Recession, Immigration Change Household Formation "The twin forces of recession and broad demographic shifts have sparked a return to the multi-generational household, according to this report from the Pew Research Center," the Wall Street Journal reports. "Asian and Hispanic immigrants, in particular, are more likely to see multi-generational dwellings. Also, people are waiting longer to get married and many of them 'consider their childhood home to be an attractive living situation, especially when a bad economy makes it difficult for them to find jobs or launch careers,' according to the Pew Report."
Labor Dept. To Give Out Crime Victim Visas "Immigrants who have been victims of crimes and help authorities prosecute perpetrators can now get help from the U.S. Labor Department with their applications for a special type of visa. Investigators of workplace violations have been authorized to certify applications for a U visa to stay in the country, U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis said," the AP reports. "To qualify for the visas, immigrants have to show they suffered a specific crime such as sexual assault or being forced to work without pay, and show they helped law enforcement in their investigation."
Levy Plans Run For Governor in New York Suffolk County executive Steve Levy announced he would run in the New York Republican primary for Governor. As Suffolk County executive, Levy was involved in working to stop illegal immigration in his community, and to make sure that immigration laws were enforced.
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