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Wednesday • May 7, 2014 | House Committee to Vote on Military Amnesty Today?  | Today, the House Armed Services Committee is holding a hearing to consider amendments to the National Defense Authorization Act. Pro-amnesty Republican Jeff Denham has been furiously lobbying Committee Members to adopt his military amnesty bill, called the "ENLIST Act" (H.R. 2377), as an amendment.
Read more | Pro-Amnesty Senators Push for Military DREAM Act  | Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Carl Levin, signaled last week that he would like to see a measure included in this year's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would grant illegal aliens green cards and citizenship in exchange for enlisting in the military.
Read more | Key House Republican Pushing Amnesty "Grand Bargain"  | In a series of recent interviews, House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte renewed his promise to help steer amnesty through the House of Representatives. In an interview with Spanish media outlet Univision, Goodlatte said, "We are going to continue to try to make sure that we do immigration reform, because it's important we do it....
Read more | Asian Caucus Pushes Administration for Amnesty  | Last week, members of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC) met with President Obama and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson in separate meetings to push for amnesty and less immigration enforcement.
Read more | Poll Finds Most Americans Want Enforcement, Not Amnesty  | According to a poll released by Rasmussen last week, 52% believe the U.S. government is not aggressive enough in deporting illegal aliens, and only 14% think it is too aggressive. The Rasmussen poll also revealed that Americans want the immigration laws enforced and overwhelmingly oppose giving immediate legal status to illegal aliens.
Read more | Florida Legislature Panders to Illegal Alien Lobby, Passes Law License and Tuition Bills  | On Friday, May 2, the last day of this year's legislative session, the Florida Legislature hastily passed two bills that encourage illegal immigration. H.B. 851 makes illegal aliens eligible for nonresident tuition fee waivers, and H.B. 755 makes illegal aliens eligible for a license to practice law in Florida.
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