ICE: State Cooperation Not Needed to Run Secure Communities Program
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Chief John Morton (left) has terminated the federal Secure Communities program with nearly 40 states, the Arizona Republic...
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Chief John Morton (left) has terminated the federal Secure Communities program with nearly 40 states, the Arizona Republic...
Item: The Associated Press reported on July 15 on the UN’s proposed Arms Trade...
Texas Governor Rick Perry will try to take a share of the spotlight shining...
Republicans and Democrats may be at loggerheads about the debt ceiling and what to...
Until recently, Herman Cain was a largely unknown businessman whose major claims to fame...
Michele Bachmann is hoping to become the first presidential candidate to go directly from...
With Texas Governor Rick Perry expected to make an "announcement" on Saturday at a...
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The White House has informed Governors that they are forbidden from opting out of...
Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.), among other prominent Democrats, blamed the Tea Party for S&P’s...
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When New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (left) picked Sohail Mohammed ? a lawyer who...
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In a series of expected additional press releases, the Standard & Poor’s credit rating...
For over 10 years Ohio judge James DeWeese (left) has fought for his constitutionally...
The eyes of the nation are on Wisconsin again as voters head to the...
While much of the nation's news for the past several weeks has been focused...
Texas woes regarding the Trans Texas Corridor (TTC) may be getting even worse. Ever...
Despite denunciations, a lawsuit, and pleas for him to bow out of the event,...
Amid all the sound and fury and the "high noon" drama surrounding the debt-limit...
Despite protestations from Jon Corzine (left), former New Jersey governor, that he has no...