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[Untitled] Immigration Issue: Not Dead Yet: McCain’s resurgence happen only six months after Americans deluged members of Congress with phone calls opposing an immigration bill that would have provided a path to citizenship for many people in the country illegally? And how could it happen when several states, including Arizona and Colorado, have recently implemented laws to make life harder for these immigrants?
[Media Matters for America] NY Times columnist reports McCain "has so far emphasized border ...: Additionally, at no point did Leonhardt note that during CNN's January 30 Republican presidential debate, McCain asserted that he "would not" support his own comprehensive immigration proposal that included a pathway to citizenship for .
[illinoisreview] GOPUSA ILLINOIS Daily Clips - March 3, 2008: (By the way, the ruling never barred the government from deporting these children along with their families.) The U.S. is one of only a few countries left still foolish enough to grant automatic citizenship to children of illegals, and it is high time we joined the rest of those countries who finally got their heads screwed on straight. Tawney shows just how little he knows about this issue when he suggests that Jim Oberweis is aligned with white supremacists because he favors removing a major incentive for people to enter the country illegally.
[Diseducation] Clinton-Obama 2008: Obama - Plan again seems more detailed, Mentions deforestation but Clinton DOES speak on it, All new buildings 0-emissions by 2030 (Clinton earlier), Milestone of 36 billion gallons renewable fuels by 2022, New Global Energy Forum (G8 countries plus China, SA, Brazil, Mexico, India), Wants to get US back in climate change framework of UN, Reduce oil consumption 20% by 2030
[UNDERNEWS] READER COMMENTS: - Congress first extended citizenship to children born to U.S. parents overseas on March 26, 1790, under the first naturalization law: "And the children of citizens of the United States that may be born beyond sea, or outside the limits of the United States, shall be considered as natural born citizens."
[My Buffalo River Home] [February 27 2008] Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: What ...: Related@ Technorati: Travus T. Hipp, Cabale News Service, KPIG, Politics, News, Alternative News, US Foreign Policy, US Domestic Policy, Breaking Politics News, Realpolitik, Republican Family Values, Social Justice, ”˜08 Elections, .
[The Opinion Blog] A vote for Barack is a cardinal sin: Non-Catholics should care about the bishops' right-wing lurch because these men can influence a good number of the faithful, many of whom are concentrated in large, electoral-vote-rich states. In the key swing state of Ohio in 2004, for example, bishops vigorously supported an anti-same-sex marriage amendment to the state constitution, which helped drive Republican voters to the polls.
[Military Agent Memories' Weblog] Kennedy’s kiss of death for Barack Obama: It is said that because Kennedy sponsored an unsuccessful Senate Bill that would have permitted citizenship to illegal immigrants, he is regarded as a saint by the Hispanic community and thus will deliver their support to Obama.
[Standing FIRM] Making a comeback - UPDATE from FIRM: A coalition of groups are actively working to hold the US Citizenship and Immigration Service accountable for their failure to keep pace with the surge in naturalization applications over the last several months. As a result of this failure, thousands of immigrants may wait as many as 18 months to be naturalized. One consequence of this situation is the effective disenfranchisement of thousands of new voters in the 2008 election. The Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights and the National Immigration Forum are now gathering stories of individuals that will be impacted by these backlogs. A survey is attached for individuals to fill out share their own stories. Stories and surveys should be sent to Maurice Belanger at the Forum at mbelanger@immigrationforum.org.
[Shane Vander Hart] Twenty Items of Interest (v.8): A likely unwanted endorsement awarded to Senator Barack Obama, Louis Farrakhan, leader of the Chicago-based Nation of Islam, endorsed him at their recent convention.
[opendemocracy -] Taking Obama seriously, Anthony Barnett: In The Audacity of Hope, Obama wrote about the 1960s: "The victories that the sixties generation brought about - the admission of minorities and women into full citizenship, the strengthening of individual liberties and the healthy willingness to question authority - have made America a far better place for all its citizens. But what has been lost in the process, and has yet to be replaced, are those shared assumptions - that quality of trust and fellow feeling - that bring us together as Americans."
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