This here audio production is a conversation between Gard, Furb, Stephen Smith and Mark Canney (who is about one of the coolest freedom fighters around!) We hope you enjoy the conversation, which concentrates on things like the reach of the tax man, escaping the US, the anti-immigration zealots, and baseball's tie to the US government!
Enjoy this analysis of the Arizona anti-immigration law, SB 1070, as we look a bit deeper than some people might do in the pop media.
But what about those nasty immigrants? Did you know that an eeeeevil woman has organized a group of Arizonans to alert each other to immoral and actions made by cops who want to arrest "illegal immigrants"? She must be evil. Right? We'll look at the moral and economic arguments, as well as the Constitutional arguments (for those who want them).
Last July, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents conducted a raid of a home allegedly looking for a fugitive alien. Instead, they found a Customs and Border Protection officer.
It's that time again, time for outgoing government bureaucrats to make room for fresh new faces and to say goodbye. Today, outgoing Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff said goodbye to the country in a video. Of course, the government can't seem to do anything right, and now we can add making simple videos to that list.
A three-week trial program where illegal immigrants could voluntarily leave the country without being arrested has ended with only eight people signing up.
The federal government has tried almost everything in its various bids to get undocumented immigrants out of the country. Now it's trying something simple and unusual: just asking them to please leave.
A Brooklyn jury has found Emmanuel "Toto" Constant guilty of mortgage fraud and grand larceny. Constant is the former founder and leader of FRAPH, the Haitian paramilitary group that in the early 90's systematically tortured and murdered thousands of supporters of deposed President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
You check in at the airline ticket counter. But instead of a boarding pass, you get shackled with an electronic bracelet which tracks your every move, contains all your personal information, and can shock you senseless. This vision of the future of air security is being floated around the Department of Homeland Security's research and development office.
President George W. Bush on Friday signed an executive order requiring federal contractors to verify the employment eligibility status of federal contractors and subcontractors.
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