Immigrant Rights Rallies Smaller Than Last Year - New York Times
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Immigrant Rights Rallies Smaller Than Last Year New York Times, NY - Organizers of the nationwide rallies, including one in Los Angeles, above, hope to spur Congress to act quickly. More Photos » … US marchers call on Congress to provide route to citizenship US immigrants take to streets Demonstrators turn out to urge Congress to offer citizenship path |
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Iraq violence leaves 47 dead as Bush vetoes Congress over war The Herald, UK - The security efforts come as President George W Bush is engaged in a fierce debate with the Democratic-led Congress over the war. Bush vetoed legislation to … 4000 US Troops Arrive in Iraq Thousands of US Soldiers Arrive in Baghdad |
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Iraqi parliament’s break tests Congress‘ patience SI.com - When asked about progress made on bipartisan cooperation in Congress, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, D-Maryland, declared to reporters Wednesday there … Iraqi Lawmakers’ Plans Anger Congress |
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I found this also on Michele Malkin’s Blog. Cool, Uplander.
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As to the 'Separating Families' allegations, Children under 18 should remain with their parents. If the child is a ...
The following Pol agrees:
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Tree Tings
They're not immigrants, they're criminals by definition.
Children of any citizenship belong WITH their parents until they're 18.
When the ...
Comment by Uplander on 7 June 2007:
Tree Tings
They’re not immigrants, they’re criminals by definition.
Children of any citizenship belong WITH their parents until they’re 18.
When the criminal parents leave with the children, the children do not lose their citizenship.
Undocumented Americans Harry? Didn’t you mean undocumented democrat voters?