Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Federal Immigration Judge Halts Deportation of Immigrant in Homosexual "Marriage"
An immigration judge Friday suspended the deportation of a homosexual man, citing in his ruling the similar action taken by U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder in a case involving another same-sex couple.
Anti-Illegal Immigration Group Awards an "F" to Ron Paul
With news coming from the major media outlets that Ron Paul of Texas has the best chance of defeating President Barack Obama in 2012, it is not surprising that his back is now a canvas for painting a multitude of targets.
States Ready to Fight Feds on Immigration Program
President Obama may soon have to expend some of that recently earned bin Laden capital in convincing states to participate in one of the programs central to his oft-mentioned “comprehensive immigration reform” package.
Ariz. Gov. Jan Brewer Signs Law Authorizing Security Fence
On Thursday, April 28, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed SB 1406 into law. The bill authorizes the Grand Canyon State to enter into an interstate compact with other states to erect a security fence along the section of the border with Mexico that runs through that state.
Alabama House Passes Anti-illegal Alien Bill
On Tuesday, the Alabama House of Representatives passed an immigration bill designed to crack down Arizona-style on those illegally present in the Heart of Dixie. Nearly 5,000 Illegals May Have Voted in Colorado in 2010
Congressman Gregg Harper (R-Miss., picture, left) is chairman of the House Administration Committee and he is concerned about the number of illegal aliens casting votes in elections around the country.
Illinois Congressman Pushes President to Grant "Parole" to Illegals with Children
Illinois Congressman Luis V. Gutierrez advocates a “parole-in-place” program that would allow illegal aliens with children to remain in the United States. "Maternity Tourism" Business Booming in California
The New York Times story sets the scene of a shocking situation in the foothills of San Gabriel, California:
Illegal Aliens Fraudulently Cast Ballots in New Mexico
Earlier this week, New Mexico Secretary of State Dianna J. Duran (pictured, left) announced that her office has made a disturbing discovery. After a two-day-long probe into possible fraud in the voter registration rolls, Duran and her team reported that their investigation revealed that at least 117 names of foreign nationals appeared in that database.
Are Mexicans Leaving the United States and Heading Home?
Over the past five years, the number of Mexican immigrants returning to their homeland has increased substantially over the same period beginning in 2000.
