Illegal Alien Burns Elderly Woman Alive, Now Gets Life
After 'sadisistic' murder, killer declared, 'May God Forgive Me for What I Did'

An illegal alien has been sentenced to life in prison for breaking into an 83-year-old woman's home, grabbing her by the throat, smashing her head into furniture, saturating her with gasoline and setting her body on fire while she was still alive – all to cover up his check-fraud scam after she hired him to cut her lawn...

What the...? Lou Dobbs Wants to Legalize Illegals
Ex-CNN anchor suddenly champions amnesty, ripped as 'pathetic sellout'

Former CNN anchor Lou Dobbs, the illegal immigration opponent with possible presidential aspirations, is stunning many today as he recasts himself as a champion of Hispanic immigrants, now looking to legalize millions of illegal aliens in the United States.

Despite his long-held opposition to "amnesty," Dobbs now actually supports a plan to legalize undocumented workers...

Latino Group Sues to Stop State from Canceling Vehicle Registrations

A Latino group is asking a judge to prevent state officials from canceling the registrations of more than 40,000 vehicles apparently driven by undocumented immigrants...

Ohio Senator Says No to Workers
(Columbus, Ohio - November 24, 2009)

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A Republican state senator in Ohio wants to prohibit the nation's largest state-run injured worker insurance program from providing benefits to illegal immigrants, a change he said should lower business premiums...

Hiring Illegals; More Burden Put on Employers

Last month, 1,200 illegal immigrants working as janitors in Minnesota were fired after a government-prompted review of their paperwork raised questions about their status.

In September, American Apparel, a Los Angeles clothing maker fired about 1,800 immigrant workers — more than a quarter of its work force — after a government audit found problems with documentation meant to verify their legal status...

Whose Responsibility is the Health Care of Illegal Immigrants?

Fifty-one people -- nearly all illegal immigrants -- are facing a "life-or-death limbo" after a cash-strapped Atlanta charity hospital decided it must stop providing them free kidney dialysis treatments that were costing the hospital (or rather taxpayers) $50,000 per year.

That's according to a heart-rending article in Saturday's New York Times about the “excruciating choices” faced by Atlanta's Grady hospital upon closing its outpatient dialysis unit. Over the years, the unit has been overrun by illegal immigrants, and it has thus become a major financial drain on the “taxpayer-supported safety-net hospital,” the Times explained in its lengthy article: "The Breaking Point: Hospital Falters as Refuge for Illegal Immigrants."

Who is to blame for this heart breaking situation?...

More Employers Face Immigration Audits

About 1,000 U.S. employers will be audited for immigration violations as the federal government escalates pressure on business owners to resist hiring illegal immigrants.

Authorities said Thursday it was the largest employer crackdown ever; the government in July announced audits of 654 businesses.

Targeted firms will get a notice that federal agents intend to audit compliance with immigration laws and check the eligibility of workers. Violations could lead to fines, as well as civil or criminal charges...

Immigration Officials to Audit 1,000 More Companies

WASHINGTON — Immigration enforcement officials said Thursday that they were expanding a program for auditing companies that might have hired illegal immigrants and had notified 1,000 companies this week that they would have to undergo such a review...

Work Site Arrests of Illegals Falls Dramatically

Republican sees hit to Americans' jobs

Arrests of illegal immigrant workers have dropped precipitously under President Obama, according to figures released Wednesday.

Criminal arrests, administrative arrests, indictments and convictions of illegal immigrants at work sites all fell by more than 50 percent from fiscal 2008 to fiscal 2009...

Illegal Immigrants Detained in Separate Traffic Stops: Richmond Heights Police Blotter (Richmond Heights, Ohio - November 19, 2009)

ILLEGAL ALIENS, RICHMOND ROAD: An officer on patrol at 8 p.m. Friday, saw a trailer being pulled by a truck. The trailer had no lights and the truck was stopped.

The truck’s driver had only a Mexican driver’s license. When asked, he admitted he was in the country illegally. The passenger had an Ohio ID, but also admitted to be in the country illegally. The truck is owned by a Richmond Heights man.

Police contacted immigration officials who spoke to the men via telephone, then arranged to pick them up at the police station.

ILLEGAL ALIENS, RICHMOND ROAD: An officer on patrol at 1:25 a.m. Monday, noticed a car driving slowly and holding up traffic. The officer followed the car as it continued to be driven slowly, with its brakes intermittently applied. The officer activated his overhead lights and the car turned off into the Richmond Town Square lot.

Two men were in the car and neither spoke English. The officer attempted to speak to the men in Spanish. The men were drinking and the car contained several empty containers of beer. The men were arrested and immigration authorities contacted.

It was found that the passenger in the car is a felon as he was already removed from the country once.

Dairy State Encourages Illegal Immigration Despite

Overhearing an ABC Nightline Show a couple of years ago, I listened about a state that was encouraging illegal immigration to fill a need for cheap and reliable dairy labor. What I heard caught my attention, so I took a seat in front of the tube to watch "A Different Side of the Illegal Immigration Debate" a story about Wisconsin and its dairy industry. My interest in the news story was its relation to growing incidences of identity theft...

Foreigners on the Farm: Vt.'s Reliance on Immigrant Workers

Mexican labor on Vermont farms has been a not-so-secret secret for several years. It's estimated there are more than 2,000 illegal workers here. Farmers say even in this economy they cannot find Vermonters willing to do farm work and the hours required-- and that they need illegal labor to survive. Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont, has been working for years to get a program that would allow dairy workers to come in, stay for two or three years, and then go home so farmers won't have to break the law...

Immigration Officials Investigating Vt. Dairy Farms

(Host) Federal immigration officials are investigating whether Vermont dairy farmers are employing illegal foreign workers.

Many Vermont dairy farms hire Mexican farmworkers to help with milking and other chores...