May 172012
 
Alabama Senate approves Immigration Law revisions

Immigration law protestors try to block House, Senate chambers A group of protesters wearing T-shirts that say “We defy HB56″ tried to block the entrance to the House and Senate chambers as legislators returned to vote on revisions to the immigration law. MONTGOMERY, Alabama — The Alabama Senate this morning voted 20-7 to approve changes [Read more...]

May 112012
 
Gutierrez: I drafted amnesty language for White House ~ Sessions: 'Time To End The Lawlessness, Not Surrender To It'

What Obama doesn’t get through legislation he gets through executive fiat – Joe Walsh {ILL. -R-) Admission of Obama’s amnesty agenda? Democratic congressman says he drafted White House memo on backdoor amnesty for illegal immigrants Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com In stark contrast to prior Obama administration statements, Illinois Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez told [Read more...]

May 102012
 
Holder DOJ planning to sue Arizona sheriff Arpaio over 'Alleged' racial profiling

PHOENIX – Federal authorities said Wednesday they plan to sue an Arizona county sheriff and his office over allegations of civil rights violations, including the racial profiling of Hispanics. The U.S. Justice Department has been seeking an agreement requiring sheriff Joe Arpaio office to train officers in how to make constitutional traffic stops, collect data [Read more...]

Apr 262012
 
Solicitor General Verrilli Fumbles on Immigration Gets Schooled by Chief Justice John Roberts, Scalia and Sotomayor

From The Daily Beast: He delivered a halting defense of Obamacare before the Supreme Court, and Solicitor General Donald Verrilli did it again Wednesday, appearing unfocused in arguing against Arizona’s immigration law, says Terry Greene Sterling. Verrilli, on the other hand, was sucker-punched even before he started his argument by Chief Justice John Roberts, who [Read more...]

Apr 252012
 
Arizona immigration case could affect Alabama immigration law

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WBRC) – A case before the U.S. Supreme Court today could affect the future of Alabama’s immigration law. On Wednesday, the high court will hear oral arguments on Arizona’s highly controversial law. The outcome of that case will not only impact Arizona, but five other states including Alabama that also have strict immigration [Read more...]

Apr 232012
 
{ Alabama }  Senator Scott Beason Changes Tune and is NOW backing changes to the Immigration Law

BIRMINGHAM, AL (WBRC) – One of the chief supporters of Alabama’s tough immigration law now is backing changes to the law. Last week the Alabama House approved changes to the law but Gardendale Senator Scott Beason told Fox6 News he had problems with revised law, which was supported by Gov. Robert Bentley’s administration. “I’m still [Read more...]