FAIR Enews Update - September 10, 2010

FAIR Releases 2010 Voting Report Read the story What's Your View on the Film "Machete" take the survey MySpace Facebook Twitter Youtube Tumblr Flickr	BREAKING NEWS FAIR study shows illegal alien students cost schools $722 million annually Obama Dept. of Justice sues Arizona Sheriff Arpaio Read Article Obama Dept. of Justice files another lawsuit against Arizona Read Article Arizona's legal costs over SB1070 over $1 million Read Article FBI busts massive human trafficking ring Read Article New York schools ordered to ignore student immigration status Read Article Governor candidates in 20 states push crackdown on illegal immigration Read Article Mexico on brink of implosion Read Article Federal agency’s signs in Arizona admit Mexican drug cartels control U.S. territory Read Article FAIR Continues to Fight for Arizona On September 2, 2010, 66 members of Congress—five Senators and 61 Representatives—filed an amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals appealing Judge Susan Bolton’s decision in the U.S. Justice Department’s suit against the State of Arizona over SB 1070. Read the full story. Send us your Questions or Comments About Immigration Send them to us. Here's my feedback. Reader Feedback from Last Poll: If Congress Changes Hands What Should the Top Immigration Priority Be? Finish Border Fence and More Border Patrol - 41%, Oversight of DHS and prevent administrative amnesty - 45%, More Funding for Detention and Deportation - 10%. Will Candidates Continue to Support Immigration Enforcement After the Primary Election? "If they want to get elected I believe they are going to need to take a strong stance on immigration enforcement." "Yes, I think it will continue generally. Unfortunately, some, like Meg Whitman, are sending mixed signals. So its obvious that some candidates don't get it." "[The trend] had better continue since most of the US wants enforcement!" "If candidates want the public's vote, they will continue to focus on illegal immigration enforcement. "
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