Those arrested under immigration laws can also use the government hotline if they think they are actually an American citizen or victim of a crime. The hotline will be staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

“Well, if the laws of the United States say he should be deported, and I presume they do, then of course we should follow those laws,” Romney said. “And the answer is ‘yes.’”

Now we’ll wait for the cries of racism from ABC, the NAACP, resist we much Al Sharpton and the rest. Oh, and the cries of how Mormonism is a cult or something too.

The justices — minus Justice Elena Kagan, who did not participate in consideration of the petition — said they will review a federal appeals court ruling that blocked several provisions in the Arizona law, including one that requires police, while enforcing other laws, to question a person’s immigration status if officers suspect he is in the country illegally.
Like the health care debate, the case adds another politically charged dispute between a Republican-dominated state and the Democratic administration to the court’s election-year lineup. On Friday, the justices also intervened in a partisan fight over redistricting in Texas. That case will be heard in January.

“We have, for decades, had a federal government that has absolutely failed in its constitutional duty to defend our border,” Perry said.
“I’m a governor. I don’t have the pleasure of standing on the stage and criticizing. I have to deal with these issues,” he later added.
Perry continued, “In 2001, we had this choice: Are we going to kick these children over to the curb and say you cannot have access to college? Because the fact of the matter is there’s no way they could pay the out-of-state tuition. And are we going to have them on the government dole over here because they’re not educated? Or are we going to have them in our institutions of higher learning, paying in state tuition, pursuing citizenship?”

I’d bet there’s a lot of LEGAL American citizens with the same problem about affording tuition to Texas colleges. But illegals come ahead of the ordinary American citizen thanks to this Governor. But I guess i’m just heartless for thinking that.

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Oh,, and there’s also the little unimportant fact that they are in this country illegally. But that’s what qualifies as “very conservative” to some of these Republican hacks.

“I was probably a bit over-passionate by using that word and it was inappropriate,” Perry admitted. “In Texas in 2001 we had 181 members of the legislature – only four voted against this piece of legislation – because it wasn’t about immigration it was about education.”

Aside from Perry’s horrible (in my opinion) debate, the debate was rather boring and uneventful (like most have been so far.) One of the most moving moments was when Herman Cain talked about how he survived cancer in 2006. He also said he’d be dead if ObamaCARE has been in place at that time.

The funniest (and probably most accurate) statement of the night came at the end from “Quirky libertarian” Gary Johnson. He mentioned how his neighbor’s two dogs have created more shovel ready jobs than Obama has over his nearly three year reign of terror.

Of course, that joke was stolen from Rush Limbaugh. Aside from that I think the only thing Gary Johnson said all night was “balanced budget.” Seemed a bit loopy out there. Maybe he had some of that Mary Jane he wants to legalize beforehand.

Even Michelle Malkin thinks Perry blew it tonight. So i’m not the only one.

Here is the full video of the debate. The total lenght is 1 hour, 53 minutes and 44 seconds.

“Well, yeah. He’s here illegally. He’s obviously broken the law. I don’t know enough about the details of the case, but, God, he’s been running around for how long now?” Brown said in an interview on the Howie Carr Show. “Let him go through the process and see what happens.”

Brown said that “in a fair world,” Obama’s uncle would be deported.
Onyango Obama, 67, was arrested last Wednesday when he nearly rammed his SUV into a police car in Framingham, Mass. When asked if he would like to make a phone call, Onyango reportedly said, “I think I will call the White House.”

During the signing ceremony hosted at Labor Department headquarters in Washington D.C., Solis said the agreements are aimed at educating migrant workers, regardless of how they got here, about their rights under U.S. law and to help prevent them from being abused in the workplace, either through wages, loss of job, or deportation.

All of the story posted on the major news sites about activist federal judge Sharon L. Blackburn temporary blocking Alabama’s new immigration law are suck up jobs. They are all written by the Associated Press, even at Fox News, so you know what to expect. All you will get out of the story is that activist judge Sharon Blackburn “needs more time” to deal with lawsuits filed by the corrupt Eric Holder Justice Department, private groups and individuals that claim the law isn’t constitutional. Blackburn herself refused to address whether the law is constitutional. Sharon Blackburn also refused to say whether or not part of the law will go into effect later.

A more “comprehensive” ruling is set for September 28th. As is typical for these activist judges, just kick the can down the road. Just like Marxists in the government do! I’m sure Obama’s illegal alien uncle in Boston is applauding this ruling.

According to the MetroWest Daily News, he pleaded not guilty at his arraignment Thursday, but he was ordered held without bail because there is a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement warrant for his arrest.

Someone outta hook up Onyango Obama with Michelle Obama. Maybe she could share some of her expensive vodka.

Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes responded to a query by The Associated Press by saying in a brief email that Brewer’s post was removed in error and that Facebook was sorry.

Noyes did not provide further details, including whether the removal of the post on Thursday resulted from complaints received from other Facebook users.

Quick! Someone call the Winklevoss twins! Ah, never mind.

“It’s a very valid question,” he replied. “I support comprehensive immigration reform. I believe we need fairness and justice for everyone in the country – and I’m starting with the DREAM Act because that is my part of it.”

Immigration reform = amnesty of course. Then Durbin said:

“I didn’t want to leave but I knew that [the DREAM Act] was going to be the accepted starting point,” Durbin said. “And I want it to be a starting point.”

In a 5-4 decision an hour before the execution, the majority wrote, “We have no authority to stay an execution in light of an ‘appeal of the President,’ presenting free-ranging assertions of foreign policy consequences, when those assertions come unaccompanied by a persuasive legal claim.”

Suspect in Officer’s Death in Country Illegally: MyFoxHOUSTON.com

Police say Rodriguez was drunk when he drove his car into a road block, striking and killing an officer with the Houston Police Department.
Rodriguez has since been charged with intoxication manslaughter of a peace officer, felony evading, and possession of a controlled substance. Police say he had .3 grams of cocaine in his pocket along with an alcohol level of .238.

Another DNC Chair that keeps on giving the stupidity and soundbytes. Video posted by The Blaze.

“As was said yesterday in El Paso by the president, we need the people of America to rise up and indicate to each of us how important this legislation is,” Reid said.
“I believe that the people in America need to understand that these young men and women who want to be educated, who want to be able to serve the military. It’s good for everybody.”

Video posted by CNSNEWS.

Senate Democrats will re-introduce the long-stalled DREAM Act, hoping to tap into momentum from President Barack Obama’s speech along the border Tuesday about America’s need to pass comprehensive immigration reform.

Marxist Democrats had their chance to pass amnesty last year and 2009 when they had a filibuster proof Senate for awhile and huge majorities in the House. Instead, they spent their time on ObamaCARE and wasting money on other things. Sorry Marxists.