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More catch, less release.

Coyotes targeted.

Politicians under the influence.

What a great idea!

Citizenship USA, redux?

Everything old is new again.

Citizenship USA…Destino 2008.

Pile-on.

***Update:*** Reader e-mail from Brian S…
Your article at NRO today is right on point. I was a law clerk with the Fifth Circuit a few years ago, and it was amazing the number of petitions for review of BIA decisions we handled. You are absolutely correct that immigration lawyers use the current system [...]

Chock full of enforcement tricks and illegal alien treats
John Boehner called the Bush-Kennedy immigration bill a “piece of s**t” last night. Yeah, after sifting through it the past couple of days, I need a shower.
Debate resumed in the Senate this morning. Yesterday, an amendment sponsored by Sen. Byron Dorgan (D-N.D.) that would have deleted [...]

***bumped to the top…LA school officials will join students in walkout, LATimes reports: “[I]f students walk out, school officials plan to march with them — walkie-talkies and cellphones in hand — to help protect them. In addition, buses will be on call to take students back to their respective schools after the march is over, [...]

You’ve heard about the two men who were busted for allegedly plotting to bomb the Herald Square subway station. You may not have heard that one of the men, Shahawar Matin Siraj, a 22-year-old Pakistani national living in Jackson Heights, New York, had run into problems with immigration authorities.
According to this article, Siraj was “jailed [...]

Here’s the transcript of a local PBS town meeting on immigration I attended last week. It was the usual Can’t We All Get Along-Celebrate Diversity-Embrace Change emote-a-thon. Frank Senso was as fair as a PBS host can be on this issue. But the panel was about as kookily unbalanced as Courtney Love teetering in stiletto [...]