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From the “Malkin’s Believe It Or Not” file… CAIR, the Muslim activist group that has at least three former officials who have been indicted on charges of terrorism, money laundering or fraud, was recently welcomed by the State Department to discuss foreign policy initiatives. From Islam Online: CAIR Executive Director Nihad Awad presented in the [...]

FYI, tonight around 8:30pm, I’ll be on FOX News Channel’s Heartland show with John Kasich. Tomorrow, I’ll be doing my second stint on NYC’s WABC AM talk radio from 10 am to 1 pm EST. Rep. Tom Tancredo will be joining the program during the 11 o’clock hour. You can listen on the Web here. [...]

As I discussed on FOX News this evening, federal judge David Bury has lifted a restraining order on Arizona’s Prop. 200. It’s a gratifying (if temporary) win for pro-immigration enforcement activists. Even the Democrat state attorney general, who had publicly opposed the ballot measure, agreed that it was constitutional and dismissed the open-borders lobby’s argument [...]

Just before the release of my first book, Invasion, I wanted to get a blurb from a liberal scholar or pundit to go along with blurbs provided by conservatives such as Sean Hannity, Rep. Tom Tancredo, and David Limbaugh. There was only one problem: I couldn’t think of a single prominent liberal who vigorously opposes [...]

The Washington Times reports on an alleged meeting between suspected al Qaeda operative Adnan Shukrijumah and the savage El Salvador-based gang, Mara Salvatrucha: A top al Qaeda lieutenant has met with leaders of a violent Salvadoran criminal gang with roots in Mexico and the United States — including a stronghold in the Washington area — [...]

…at the Republican Party convention! The Washington Times and Bob Novak report separately on efforts by conservatives to diversify the Karl Rove-approved, namby-pamby, prime-time speakers line-up. The Times’ Ralph Hallow writes today: California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, New York Gov. George E. Pataki, New York Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani � [...]

I will get to this execrable editorial from the Open Borders brigade at the Wall Street Journal editorial page in a (long) moment. But first, some inside background: Before 2002, I had a fairly good relationship with the Journal’s editorial page–a wonderful thing for any young and aspiring conservative writer to have. On my home [...]