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I hate to break it to you all, but the law actually brought more to marriage than God did: one-thousand, one-hundred-thirty-eight benefits. Strangely, the law didn’t bring the same benefits to alternative forms of partnership such...
Tags: gay marriage, civil union, domestic partnership, partner, civil, marriage, cohabitation, love, family, straight, taxes, benefits, religion, first amendment, amendment, 1st amendment, atheist, agnostic, christian, medical, health insurance, devotion, immigration, child custody, children, adoption
This report has been retracted by the author due to innacuracies disclosed by further research, and may or may not be reposted at at later date.
Tags: taxes, pelosi, reid, immigration, illegal, Mexico, alien
British Citizen Mark Gary Hough will for a second time, file 1983 Federal Civil Rights Complaint's against several defendant's within the United States. The plaintiff intends to prove he was Vindictively Prosecuted, unlawfully deported from the...
Tags: immigration, lawsuits, politics, corruption, constitutional, passaic county jail, florence processing center, John moran Jr, Leter Quam, Maria Noto, Judge Charles Thompson, Hugh Mullane, Cynthia Parsons, doj, dhs, new jersey, nevada, las vegas
Some news stories raise more questions than they answer. Gustavo De La Rosa Hickerson, the Juarez Ombudsman for the Human Rights Commission of the State of Chihuahua, Mexico, was released October 21 from one of the Department of Homeland...
Tags: CBP, US Customs and Border Patrol, Chuhuahua, Human Rights Commission, Mexican military, asylum, immigration, detention, Gustavo De La Rosa Hickerson, Congressional Inquiry, political asylum
It's an age-old story: immigrants arrive in the US hopeful they can make a better life for themselves. And most also hope they can send some money back to make life a bit easier for the family they left behind. The money they send...
Tags: remittance, AMUCSS, Martin Zuvire, Mexican Association of Social Sector Credit Unions, economy, Bank of Mexico, construction, petroleum exports, immigration, migration, unemployment
Nearly two weeks after a group of illegal immigration activists stumbled upon prostitution in McGonigle Canyon in San Diego, there is little to show the community in the form of action. The San Diego Police Department’s slow reaction has caused...
Tags: migrant camps, amnesty, immigration
Congressman Luis Gutierrez –D-IL has begun the immigration bill drafting process and he claims there’s both support and votes for ‘compassionate legislation.’ Gutierrez promised supporters his immigration reform legislation...
Tags: amnesty, immigration
San Diego canyons are teeming with illegal migrant camps, prostitution and numerous fire hazards. A week after a prostitution ring was uncovered, San Diego residents are still complaining about the illegal traffic through local communities....
Tags: migrant camps, immigration
A Senate Appropriation Committee dropped an amendment put in by the Republicans to secure the southern border with additional 700-miles of high tech fence. The porous U.S./Mexico border remains a high-traffic area and increased violence...
Tags: national security, immigration
Say it ain’t so Joe; the Obama Administration is planning to strip America’s Sheriff of the ability to deal with the staggering illegal immigration problems Arizona continues to fight. Not only is Arizona home to the second highest...
Tags: 287g, immigration