Pennsylvania immigration proposal runs into barrier - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Despite polls showing strong support among Pennsylvania voters, legislation patterned after Arizona's get-tough immigration law isn't expected to see the light of day in the Legislature anytime soon.

"I give every bill the attention it deserves," said Rep. Babette Josephs, a Philadelphia Democrat who chairs the committee that would oversee the bill. "I believe this bill deserves no attention whatsoever."
Pennsylvania immigration proposal runs into barrier - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Poll: Pennsylvania residents residents like Arizona law - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

"Pennsylvanians like the Arizona law and don't like President Obama's decision to ask the courts to throw it out," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the polling institute. Visit: Poll: Pennsylvania residents residents like Arizona law - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

GOPUSA » News » List of alleged illegal immigrants mailed in Utah

"SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - A list containing the names and personal information of 1,300 people an anonymous group contends are illegal immigrants has been mailed around Utah, terrifying the state's Hispanic community." Visit:GOPUSA » News » List of alleged illegal immigrants mailed in Utah:

Townhall - Ann Coulter - New Black Panthers, You're Free to Go -- Not So Fast, Arizona

So I guess all that hysteria about the Arizona immigration law was much ado about nothing. After months of telling us that the Nazis had seized Arizona, when the Obama administration finally got around to suing, its only objection was that the law was "pre-empted" by federal immigration law. Visit: Townhall - Ann Coulter - New Black Panthers, You're Free to Go -- Not So Fast, Arizona

Could 2-year-old's death have been avoided? (OneNewsNow.com)

"Following a crime that may have otherwise been prevented, an illegal alien could face the death penalty for brutally murdering his two-year-old daughter." Visit:Could 2-year-old's death have been avoided? (OneNewsNow.com):

Immigration bills clear state House - News - Standard Speaker

House bills 1502 and 1503 passed (the state House) with wide support, including "yes" votes from state Reps. Neal Goodman, D-123; Jerry Knowles, R-124; Tim Seip, D-125; House Speaker Keith McCall, D-122; and House Majority Leader Todd Eachus, D-116.

The bills would mandate the use of the E-Verify system, an electronic database that confirms citizenship using Social Security numbers (beofre hiring) Visit:
Immigration bills clear state House - News - Standard Speaker

Speakers, Audience Argue at Forum on Economic Impacts of Illegal Immigration « Nevada News Bureau

"Camarota said that 64 percent of illegal immigrant households use government welfare services, which is more than three times that of U.S.-born Nevadans and significantly higher than the 39 percent of legal immigrants in Nevada using welfare. The comments prompted loud protests from some members of the crowd, complaining that such households don’t have access to those services."Speakers, Audience Argue at Forum on Economic Impacts of Illegal Immigration « Nevada News Bureau:

Illegal Immigration and Arizona Law: Illegal Immigration and state legislation: pending legislation: illegal aliens: Alabama: Arizona: Idaho: Maryland: Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma: Pennsylvania: South Carolina: Texa

"Lawmakers in Alabama, Idaho, Maryland, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah, have indicated that they will push to adopt measures similar to Arizona's tough new immigration laws when they reconvene their next legislative session. Lawmakers in Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Pennsylvania and South Carolina have already introduced 'copycat' legislation. The frustration of Washington's inaction and dwindling state treasuries have forced state politicians to take these measures. Lawmakers are also finally heeding their constituent's demands that illegal immigrants face punishments" Visit:Illegal Immigration and Arizona Law: Illegal Immigration and state legislation: pending legislation: illegal aliens: Alabama: Arizona: Idaho: Maryland: Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma: Pennsylvania: South Carolina: Texa:

CNSNews.com - Obama State Dept. Tells Communist China: AZ Immigration Law Is Indication of 'Troubling Trend' of 'Discrimination' in U.S.

CNSNews.com - Obama State Dept. Tells Communist China: AZ Immigration Law Is Indication of 'Troubling Trend' of 'Discrimination' in U.S.

CNSNews.com - McCain, Kyl Demand Top Obama State Dept. Official Retract Statement and Apologize for Likening AZ Immigration Law to Chinese Human Rights Violations

CNSNews.com - McCain, Kyl Demand Top Obama State Dept. Official Retract Statement and Apologize for Likening AZ Immigration Law to Chinese Human Rights Violations

CNSNews.com - Napolitano Hasn't Reviewed 'In Detail' the Arizona Immigration Law She's Criticized

CNSNews.com) -- Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who has been a vocal critic of the new Arizona immigration law, told Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Monday that she had not reviewed the law in detail, but nevertheless repeated criticism... The story continues at: CNSNews.com - Napolitano Hasn't Reviewed 'In Detail' the Arizona Immigration Law She's Criticized

STATEMENT FROM JANE NORTON, CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE, ON ARIZONA IMMIGRATION LAW

"Centennial, CO – Jane Norton, candidate for U.S. Senate, issued the following statement on the passage of the Arizona immigration law:

“The Arizona law was an inevitable consequence of the federal government’s failure to act over the last 30 years to secure all our borders. Securing America’s borders is a national security imperative. Federal inaction has meant border violence and a drug trade run amok. Is it any wonder Arizonans are angry and fed up?”" The article continues here:STATEMENT FROM JANE NORTON, CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE, ON ARIZONA IMMIGRATION LAW: