Illegal Immigrants Go Free under new ICE Policy

The Creation of backdoor 'amnesty' by the Feds to dismiss some deportation cases

The Back Door Amnesty Memo for illegal immigrants in the U.S

According to an internal U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services memo going the rounds of Capitol Hill and obtained by National Review, the agency is considering ways in which it could enact “meaningful immigration reform absent legislative action” — that is, without the consent of the American people through a vote in Congress.
“This memorandum offers administrative relief options to . . . reduce the threat of removal for certain individuals present in the United States without authorization,” it reads.Also: “In the absence of Comprehensive Immigration Reform, USCIS can extend benefits and/or protections to many individuals and groups by issuing new guidance and regulations, exercising discretion with regard to parole-in-place, deferred action and the issuance of Notices to Appear (NTA), and adopting significant process improvements.”

In recent weeks, Sen. Chuck Grassley and others in Congress have been pressing the administration to disavow rumors that a de facto amnesty is in the works, including in a letter to Department of Homeland Security head Janet Napolitano. “Since the senators first wrote to the president more than a month ago, we have not been reassured that the plans are just rumors, and we have every reason to believe that the memo is legitimate,” a Grassley spokesman tells NR. (NR contacted DHS, but a spokesman did not have a comment on the record.)  Full Story Amnesty Memo

New Arizona laws that go into effect July 29

Arizona's controversial crackdown on illegal immigration has been in the spotlight, and Thursday is the "general effective date" — 90 days after the end of the legislative session — when legislation enacted takes effect, unless specified otherwise.

U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton's ruling

Hispanic GOP group backs Arizona immigration law

Arizona immigration approach is supported by a solid majority of Americans

AZ releases immigration training plan for cops

PHOENIX -- Arizona officials releases a training program designed to teach police officers to enforce a tough new crackdown on illegal immigration without racially profiling.

Gov. Jan Brewer ordered the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board to develop the training when she signed the law in April.

An hour-long video and supporting paperwork will be sent to all 170 Arizona police agencies. Police bosses will decide the best way to teach their officers, but they're not required to watch the video before the law takes effect July 29

Opponents have challenged the law as unconstitutional and have asked a federal court to block it from taking effect.

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Portion of Immigration training video on racial profiling



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Council declares Costa Mesa a 'Rule of Law City'