FAIR Enews Update - November 18, 2010

DREAM Act Looms Over Lame-Duck Read the story Rate your mayor and local officials take the survey MySpace Facebook Twitter Youtube Tumblr Flickr	College Tuition Breaks for Illegal Aliens Read Article Tax Returns Filed by Illegal Aliens Fall Read Article City Council Plan to Accept Mexican ID Cards Ignites Controversy Read Article GOP DREAM Act Supporters Face Uphill Reelection Battle Read Article Feds, Police Crack Down on International Criminal Gangs Read Article ICE Helps Illegal Alien Skip Out on Court Date Read Article VIDEO OF THE WEEK FAIR's Ira Mehlman discusses the impact of SB 1070 Watch now. Local Immigration Reform Gets Results A new study from the Center for Survey Research at the University of Virginia examined Prince William County's policy of co-operation with federal immigration enforcement. Send us your Questions or Comments About Immigration Send them to us. Here's my feedback. Reader Feedback from Last Issue: "I can't predict if the candidates with strong support for immigration enforcement will follow through to actual legislation, but I certainly hope so." "I'm hoping so. However, to me the best way to curb immigration is that any company that hires them or rents to them should incur such a stiff penalty. We wouldn't have to worry about building more fences or more border patrols. " "Probably. But like every piece of legislation that is good for America and sensible to the majority of us, President Obama will veto anything with teeth. Nevertheless, Congress should craft legislation to reinforce and promote the states' power to work in conjunction with federal authorities to enforce current laws " "They better act fast. We are going broke funding programs to people who are not citizens. I am first generation American, and my mother and father got their citizenship and were proud to be an American."
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