Oh, it looks like I got under someone's skin...

Pamela Troy (a.k.a. paft ) alluded to lil ole me on the blog for the Institute for Creative Thought Crimes. Here's her entry from yesterday:

(Ostensibly) From the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965:
State and local law enforcement officials have the general power to investigate and arrest ( Read more... )

I had planned on writing a massive entry concerning this topic, but one provision of the Federal Immigration and Nationality Act puts to bed any notion that what the state of Arizona is doing violates any federal laws.

State and local law enforcement officials have the general power to investigate and arrest violators of federal immigration statutes ( Read more... )

In the aftermath of the discovery of terrorist attacks being plotted once again on U.S. soil, you'd assume that the Senate would want to allow an amendment cutting off funding from "sanctuary cities", areas whose law enforcement are clearly allowing the laws of this country to be broken. On October 7, Sen. David Vitter (R-La.) introduced an ( Read more... )

Given the recent discovery of terrorist activity in New York City (yet again and after the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the Word Trade Center towers), you would think that leaders of "sanctuary cities" (regions where non-documented residents are free to roam without fear of arrest) would consider shutting down OR that the Federal ( Read more... )