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Monday, February 28, 2011
Saudi National on Student Visa Arrested in Terror Plot
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On Wednesday, FBI agents arrested Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari, a Saudi Arabian national who was in the U.S. on a student visa (F visa) for attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction. The FBI began tracking Aldawsari February 1 after a chemical supplier became suspicious of him and called law enforcement authorities. The company reported that Aldwasari attempted to purchase phenol (a chemical used to create the explosive picric acid) by telling the supply company that he was connected to a university and planned on using the chemical for “off-campus personal research.” The FBI discovered that Aldawsari had already obtained most of the other chemical ingredients and supplies such as nitric and sulfuric acids, a hazmat suit, wiring, and a smoldering iron kit, making the phenol the last key component of the plot.
Earlier last week, the Kansas House of Representatives voted to approve a measure which would repeal a 2004 Kansas Law granting illegal aliens in-state tuition at Kansas colleges and universities. The Republican-controlled Kansas House passed the bill, HB 2006, by a vote of 72-50.
In Indiana last week, the state Senate passed an immigration bill similar Arizona’s SB 1070. By a vote of 31-18, senators sent a bill to the state’s House of Representatives which generally requires state and local law enforcement to ask for proof of legal residency from individuals the officer has lawfully stopped or detained if the officer has reasonable suspicion that the individual is in the country unlawfully. (Id.; SB 590) The bill also mandates that state agencies and state contractors use E-verify and requires that only the English language be used in public meetings and public documents.
New Mexico legislators last week rejected a bill which would have banned the state from issuing drivers licenses to illegal aliens. The bill, which was blocked by three state legislators from moving out of the House consumer and Public Affairs Committee last week, would have an individual to have a social security number or proper immigration documents to obtain a drivers license.
In an important step to eliminate the illegal immigration jobs magnet, Rep. John Carter (R-TX) introduced legislation last week that would make the use of E-Verify by all employers mandatory and permanent. Currently, the E-Verify program requires extensions by Congress and is mandatory only for certain federal contractors and subcontractors, and for businesses and agencies in a handful of states where the program is required by state law or executive order.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
ALIPAC Emergency Backup System: 24 hour notice
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Many thanks to those of you who have responded by making donations essential to the continued efforts of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC. We only have 24 hours left before the March 1 deadline hits at Midnight on Monday night.
At the time of this email, we have only raised $28,000 of the $40,000 we need to avoid disruption of our operations. While we can allow a few extra days for those of you who are mailing in checks (ALIPAC, PO Box 30966, Raleigh, NC 27622) or responding to the mail you've received from us...
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For those of you who do not often read our homepage at alipac.us, we need you to understand that we could be on the verge of passing strong illegal immigration crackdown legislation in an unprecedented number of states in 2011!
These next few days and weeks are critical as legislation is being stalled by illegal alien supporters (mostly Democrats along with a few RINO Republicans) in several states! They are even trying to steal our momentum by trying to pass a state level AMNESTY for illegals in Utah and in-state tuition for illegals in several other states.
Our side now has pro-enforcement legislation advancing in 40 states which is designed to put the illegal aliens on the run!
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ALIPAC has special activist operations moving forward in each of these states with efforts afoot to get legislation filed in the remaining ten states.
We have extra targeted efforts underway in Texas, Utah, North Carolina, and Indiana.
We have special plans in the queue for California, Arizona, and New York!
The decision is yours. Do you want ALIPAC advancing against illegal immigration more than ever before, or stalled in the water begging for funds to keep the lights on?
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Washington Should Put American Workers First
| During his 2011 State of the Union Address, President Obama made a commitment to create new jobs and get our economy back on track. The president could easily accomplish this right now. Any new investment in job creation by our government should ensure that the jobs go to American workers. One of the ways to guarantee this is to make the E-Verify program a requirement for all employers. With over seven million jobs currently held by illegal aliens, this mandate could help put millions of out of work Americans back on the payrolls. With the new Congress embracing an “enforcement first” agenda on immigration, we are on the cusp of finally seeing some serious efforts to enforce our immigration laws. But we need your help.
By donating today, you can help ensure that FAIR is able to continue to educate our legislators and encourage them to act on issues like the millions of Americans that are out of work, the hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens that cross our borders each and every year, and the employers who create unfair competition for much needed jobs by hiring illegal workers. As the primary source of quality information about the immigration issue, FAIR keeps you updated daily on the latest news and events straight from Capitol Hill. Help us continue providing information to the public and American employers about the vital need for E-Verify and to remind the White House and Congress that American workers should come first!
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Illegals March on Texas: ALIPAC Deploys Behind Americans
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Tuesday, February 22, 2011
U.S. Immigration Agent Gunned Down in Mexico
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A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer was murdered and a second was injured in last week while working to help fight drug cartels in Mexico. Special Agent Jaime Zapata was gunned down on a well-traveled federal, four-lane highway 23 miles north of downtown Mexico City while traveling for routine work after meeting with other U.S. personnel. The second ICE agent who was wounded in the same attack was released from a U.S. hospital.
Representatives offered four immigration-related amendments to the House spending bill (H.R.1) last week. FAIR supported two of the amendments: #199 offered by Rep. Ted Poe (R-TX) and #225 offered by Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA). FAIR also opposed two of the amendments: #188 offered by Rep. Jared Polis (D-CO) and #277 offered by Rep. David Price (D-NC).
This week the House Subcommittee on Border and Maritime Security held its first hearing of the 112th Congress to focus on the government’s failure to control the southern border. In her opening statement Subcommittee Chairman Candice Miller (R-MI) underscored the urgency of the situation: “The American people rightly expect and demand that we do achieve ‘operational control’ of the border . . . We cannot continue to cede U.S. sovereign territory to drug cartels, human traffickers, smugglers, and potential terrorists.”
Utah police are investigating possible death threats sent to Utah legislators last week in outrage over the lawmakers’ support for an Arizona-style immigration bill in Utah. Rep. Stephen Sandstrom (R-Orem) and Rep. Chris Herrod (R-Provo) each received a threatening two-page letter complete with images of an AK-47 and Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara. The threat claims to be from United Front for Defense of Immigrants, but the group’s Chicago-based spokesman denied that his organization sent the letters.
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