Is Jan Brewer Anti-Immigrant or is Barack Obama Anti-America?

Barack Obama says Arizona Governor Jan Brewer is "anti-immigrant." That is just a despicable lie and this anti-America President needs to be called out on it.  He says people wanting "to make a name for themselves... [Jan Brewer]" by actually following Federal and State laws to send illegals home are "anti-immigrate." I don't know a single person who want to do away with "immigration." I know many not wanting illegal migrants on our soil

America is not "anti-immigrate." Words have consequences, so why do we pair the word "illegal" with "immigrate" or "immigration?" Being in the country illegally has nothing to do with immigration. An illegal cannot immigrate until we say he/she can. If the law is broken by entering this country illegally, that person is illegal, and an alien migrant. The encroacher's status is that of an illegal migrant, or an illegal alien. We should no longer give aliens the cover of "immigration."

There is no greater disrespect to the U.S. and it's people than to fail in the Constitutional mandate to protect her borders,  allowing thousands of illegals to pour in every day...thousands every day! Arizona Senator McCain said Arizona alone was the crossing point for one million illegals in 2009.

American Grams at Back to Basics says the number of illegal aliens in Arizona is estimated at 460,000 to 500,000. She (assuming Grams is a she) found 32 cities "in the U.S. with populations of 500,000" or more making Arizona's illegal migrants the size of the 33rd largest city in the U.S. Imagine trying to grill on the patio on your beautiful border ranch, watch the grandkids catch fireflies in the dusk with these ranchers reporting from 100-900 aliens crossing their properties every 24 hours. After you watch the video below, visit this post by ChicagoRay for a sickening glimpse of the victims of illegal aliens.

Obama is warning politicians they should not campaign on the topic of illegals or the situation in Arizona. One look at the polls on illegals in the U.S., and the favorability of the law Arizona is trying to enact, tells us why Obama wants us to shut up. He clearly understand that voters and taxpayers want the borders secured now.

This name-calling, mocking President who calls TEA Partiers "teabaggers," and baldly lies that a United States Governor is "anti-immigrant" has no idea of the wrath building around the country.



Tom Tancredo on Illegal Migrants (video)

ACLU Sues Every City with Illegal Immigration-Related Measures

With today's decision of federal Judge Susan Bolton to disallow the portions of the Arizona immigration bill  (SB1070) that would allow illegal migrants to be put in ICE custody, at least one city, Freemont, Nebraska, has rescinded their own bill mimicking Arizona's. The ACLU and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) were threatening lawsuits, and so Fremont caved. Mark Krikorian, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies says the ACLU hopes Fremont will start a trend.

[Krikorian] But I'm not aware of any city that has passed an immigration-related measure and that hasn't been sued by the ACLU, said Krikorian. "Their goal is intimidation. They are going to sue you until you cry 'uncle.'"

And so it goes with the communists at the ACLU. It is time to separate basic human rights from civil rights. If you are in the country illegally, there should be no right to civil rights. Human Rights, yes. Civil Rights no.

Arizona governor Jan Brewer says this is far from over. She is filing for an expedited appeal to the 9th Circus Liberal Court of Appeals in San Francisco. That's a complete time waster but necessary, as she can't get to the U.S. Supreme Court without the Marxists on the 9th Circuit rendering their decision first. The decisions coming out of the 9th are routinely overturned by the Supremes.  Let's hope SCOTUS  will agree to hear the case after the 9th Circus embarrasses themselves as usual, and thumbs their noses at the Rule of Law.  From Governor Brewer:

“I will battle all the way to the Supreme Court, if necessary, for the right to protect the citizens of Arizona. Meanwhile, I also know we still have work to do in confronting the fear-mongers, those dealing in hate and lies and economic boycotts that seek to do Arizona harm.

“We have already made some progress in waking up Washington.  But the question still remains:  will Washington do its job, and put an end to the daily operations of smugglers in our nation, or will the delays and sidesteps continue?  I believe that the defenders of the rule of law will ultimately succeed with us in our demand for action.”

I support the ACLU when defending constitutional rights, but they routinely oppress the rights of others by simply suing, intimidating and waiting for the cry 'uncle.' How many winnable law suits have been dropped because of ACLU threat tactics? Being illegal in America is not a civil right.

Bill Richardson Jan Brewer: Bill Richardson to Host Border Governors Without Brewer

New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson, a strong amnesty proponent, says the Border Governors meeting will go on without Arizona Governor Jan Brewer. Six Mexican border Governors refused to attend the meeting scheduled in Arizona in protest of Arizona's SB 1070, a law which will mimic federal law to deal with illegal migrants. The Mexican boycott caused Brewer to cancel the conference. See a very interesting video bio on Brewer below.

Bill Richardson and Jan Brewer

Richardson, who apparently can be elected only by supporting illegal activity, says he thinks he will find a place for the event, with or without Brewer or the Mexican governors, and he hopes Obama's DOJ can quash the Arizona law:

The Justice Department did the right thing in pursuing legal action on the basis of discrimination, on preemption of federal authority. But most importantly...I hope that injunction passes so that this law never takes effect," he said.

Richardson's father was born in Nicaragua, but grew up in Boston. He worked for Citibank and was posted to Mexico City for almost 30 years. There the father married Richardson's mother, a Mexican woman who was his secretary. His father, said to be sensitive about not being born in the U.S., sent his wife to California to give birth to son Bill, making him a U.S. citizen. Bill was raised in Mexico City until the age of 13, when he was sent to Massachusetts to attend a preparatory school.

Bill Richardson, an American citizen who has achieved great success, whose family took advantage of the U.S. birthright process, now intends to use that opportunity to break every illegal migrant law on the books. Please join me in prayer that Governor Brewer and Arizona will crush this lawless Department of Justice as they pursue their lawsuit against this struggling state.



Take a Look at Who Jan Brewer Really Is (video)

Obama Admin Places Danger Stay Away Signs 30 Miles from AZ Capitol Video

Thirty miles away from Phoenix, Arizona's capitol city, and 80 miles from Arizona's border with Mexico, the Obama administration posted signs warning visitors of "danger." Governor Jan Brewer has a message for Obama in the video below.

Jan Brewer

How would you feel about the U.S. Government putting two signs like these anywhere in your state?

Sign 1:

Travel Caution

Smuggling and Illegal

Immigration May Be

Encountered in this Area

Sign 2: 

 Danger - Public Warning 
Travel not Recommended

Active Drug and Human Smuggling Area

Visitors may Encounter 

Armed Criminals and Smuggling Vehicles 

Traveling at High Rates of Speed

Stay Away from Trash, Clothing, Backpacks and Abandoned Vehicles

If you see Suspicious Activity, Do Not Confront!

Move Away and Call 911

BLM Encourages Visitors 

to 

Use Public Lands North of Interstate 8

[BLM = Bureau of Land Management?] 

National Public Lands icon on sign.

AZ Gov. Jan Brewer to Obama: Do Your Job! (video)

Obama Answers Arizona's Plea for Illegal Alien Help with a Lawsuit - See ya in Court!

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer finally met with President Obama two weeks ago about the intolerable incursion of illegal aliens into her state, and to discuss Arizona's new Immigration Law. He promised a response  within two weeks. Today she got the message.  He will sue Arizona, and cost the good citizens of this beautiful desert state multiple thousands of dollars to defend their sovereignty against his regime.

Here is the Governor's announcement of the lawsuit and how she found out her state is now a defendant.

Governor Jan Brewer Obama Administration has decided to sue AZ and we had to learn about it through Ecuadorean TV. Outrageous!

Just a side note, Hillary announced this dirty deed. She apparently has no problem with dealing a severe and costly blow to State's rights. Hillary supporters, what say you?

The meeting with Obama came only after weeks of total silence - no replies to her letters or phone calls, but he was on television everyday blasting the voters in Arizona for their decision to chuck his illegal voting base. Just total abject, in your face disrespect, with Arizona facing Government-induced life and death situations in her state by the minute.

Obama promised an answer to her pleas for help. Inundated with illegals bringing their drugs, their rapists, their murderers, and selling children and young women into sex-slave-rings, right under the nose of the citizens, and his response is, he will sue her for protecting U.S. citizens, including you and I when we visit.




Greta van Susteren and Governor Jan Brewer (video)

Brewer Gets to Meet Obama: Brewer Illegal Alien Video - Hilarious

President Obama has agreed to let Arizona Governor Jan Brewer meet with his One-ness this Thursday, June 3rd. Lucky, lucky girl. Brewer has been trying to get Obama or anyone in his administration to talk to her about the Arizona law, which neither Obama or "his people" have read but have mischaracterized over and over - and threatened to sue. They have willingly mischaracterized the bill, and thusly lied.

Jan Brewer

Obama has not refused to meet with Brewer, he has simply ignored her. She requests a meeting, a phone call, a response to her letters. He ignores her.

Stanford at Blog@MoreWhat put up the following video sanctioned by and paid for by Governor Jan Brewer, and sends out her message loud and clear.






Governor Jan Brewer's Classic Video on Illegal Alien Law (video)

Rally Sign Threatens to Shoot More Police in Arizona

A picture is worth a good solid law, written, signed, and defended to protect the rights of the legal citizenry. Can't wait to hear about this in the MSM tomorrow. Isn't it against the law to threaten a police officer, and isn't it against the law to be in the country illegally?

Check out the sign here which says:

Give us free health care, jobs - no taxes, house, food. 

You owe us America! 

We will shoot more police in Arizona until we get free!

Dallas Rally Depicts Jan Brewer as Hitler's Daughter

Dallas protesters of Arizona's illegal alien law showed their lack of class and lack of respect for this country's rule of law, with signs depicting Arizona governor, Jan Brewer, in a Nazi uniform and the words:

Dallas Rally no class - no respect

Hitler's Daughter - She classifies people by where they were born. History repeats itself. If are not blonde and have blue eyes, be aware.

Jammie Wearing Fool has the story. Thanks to Larwyn.

Gov Jan Brewer Explains the Horror in Arizona: We Will Protect Ourselves

Arizona governor, Jan Brewer, explains in no uncertain words, the horrors residents of Arizona are going through because of broken borders, and why the new Arizona law to handle illegal aliens is exactly like federal law, and will not result in civil rights violations. See a video below.

Jan Brewer

Every U.S. president is charged with the same prime responsibility: keep America safe. Instead, every president after Reagan has allowed open borders to increase to boost their voting base. Every one of those presidents should have been impeached. Every Republican candidate for Congress must know that he/she will not get our vote unless they commit to a "real" fence, of however many levels it takes to do the job, and promises never to vote for amnesty. Every member of Congress must lose their job unless they adhere to the Rule of Law, which is, if you are here illegally, you are illegal and have broken the Rule of Law. It's a "mindset," America. We must adopt it with firm resolve, it is our only protection.

Brewer, speaking of Janet Napolitano, Homeland Security Secretary, and Brewer's predecessor, the Governor says this:

I have written her a letter, of course, and I've seen -- I saw her at a meeting. But she obviously is turning a blind eye to Arizona. She understands what the situation is. She wrote numerous letters when she was governor to the administration, looking for help and some relief. 

And for her to make the comment that she made that the borders are, what was it, that the borders just as secure -- are more secure than they have ever been -- well, they've never been secure. We are a gateway for every illegal immigration and criminal element into the United States.

I'm impressed with Governor Brewer's resolve. God bless her as she fights this battle for all of us.

Governor Jan Brewer on Arizona illegal aliens and Janet Napolitano (video)

Darrell Issa Rahm Emanuel: No Chicago Political Machine (Full Text)

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA) sent a letter to Obama's chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel demanding a response to a Politico article stating that Emanuel used "Chicago-style" tactics to intimidate the state of Arizona after Arizona Senator Jon Kyle (R) expressed negative opinions about the stimulus and how the stimulus money is being spent. In the letter, Issa tells Emanuel that Washington, D.C. is not a Chicago political machine.

Darrell Issa

The letter accuses Emanuel of an "assault" on Kyl and "Chicago-style politics" through the letters that suggest "if you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to your state...please let me know."

[Issa] You've unfortunately reacted by once again resorting to the playbook of the Chicago political machine." As Politico reports, you "launched a coordinated effort ot jam" Senator Kyl and other administration critics:

In response, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry published a column saying "Mr. President, Don't Bully Arizona." In my view, this is an important step. Issa called it as he sees it: intimidation through "Chicago-playbook tactics." Most importantly, he is demanding a response from the nauseatingly haughty Rahm Emanuel.

We'll see if he get is. We do not see letters like this making their way through Congress and landing in the White House. Note, hilariously, Issa attached a "glossary" of terms to describe the "communication and "records" he is asking for, and defining how the words "referring or relating," should be interpreted. Here's the full text with some bold and red text for emphasis, chosen by me:

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Written on U.S. House of Representative, Committee on Oversight and Government Reform letterhead and dated August 4, 2009. As you know, Senator Jon Kyl (R-AZ) recently raised questions about the failure of the stimulus and suggested on a national television show that stimulus money scheduled to be spent in future years ought to be returned to the American taxpayers. Following Senator Kyl's remarks, according to Politico, you coordinated an "assault" on Senator Kyl and other critics of your policies by directing four cabinet secretaries to write to Jan Brewer, the Governor of Arizona, asking pointedly if, in light of Senator Kyl's remarks, Governor Brewer wished to forfeit taxpayer money directed to Arizona by the stimulus.

These tactics have been characterized as "a fist to the nose" and a message to "Back off." While this type of scare tactic may work in Chicago, it will not work to intimidate me or other Members of the United States Congress.

At the risk of adding to the "weeks of frustration" you've reportedly felt in response to criticism of the Administration's ineffective and wasteful policies, please allow me to bring the facts about the stimulus to your attention. In selling the stimulus package, the Administration promised the Congress and the American people that the legislation would create or save 3.5 million jobs and prevent the U.S. unemployment rate from rising above 8%.

I thought the outdated and discredited Keynesian economic theory behind your effort was misguided and I opposed the stimulus. Unfortunately, recent economic data has validated my opposition.-The U.S. economy lost 433,000 jobs in June, bringing the unemployment rate to 9.5%. These job losses come on the heels of other declining economic indicators, and bring the total number of American jobs lost since President Obama took office to over 2.6 million.

I and others have dared to bring these facts to the attention of President Obama, the Congress and the American people. You've unfortunately reacted by once again resorting to the playbook of the Chicago political machine. As Politico reports, you "launched a coordinated effort to jam" Senator Kyl and other Administration critics:
[A]fter seeing Kyl and House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-VA) again paint the legislation as a failure on Sunday talk shows, White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel directed that the letters from the Cabinet secretaries be sent to [Governor] Brewer, according to two administration officials.
The fact that the letters were coordinated by you to maximize the level of intimidation is supported by the timing, structure, and content of each letter. Not only were the four letters all sent the day following Senator Kyl's remarks, but they were also remarkably similar in tone and sentence structure. For example, consider the following comparison: Letter from Ray LaHood, Secretary of Transportation:

On Sunday, Arizona Senator Jon Kyl publicly questioned whether the stimulus is working and stated that he wants to cancel projects that aren't presently underway. I believe the stimulus has been very effective in creating job opportunities throughout the country. However, if you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to your state, as Senator Kyl suggests, please let me know [emphasis added].

Letter from Ken Salazar, Secretary of the Interior:

Some key Republican leaders in Congress have publicly questioned whether the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act is working and suggested cancelling all projects that are not currently in progress. I believe they are wrong. The stimulus funds provided through the Recovery Act are a very effective way to create job opportunities throughout the Country. However, if you prefer to forfeit the money we are making available to Arizona, please let me know [emphasis added].

Politico reports that in response to these letters, Governor Brewer "knew she'd been thrown a high, hard one." The president of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry felt the need to respond to these tactics by penning a column under the headline: 

"Mr. President: Don't Bully Arizona." At what point do you believe your practice of Chicago-style politics violates a public official's right to speak out in favor of alternative policies? The American people have a right to know what role you played in developing the threatening letters to Governor Brewer and whether you intend to continue to engage in these tactics in the future.

Since I represent a district in the great state of Califomia, I hope that you will not take this letter as an indication of Governor Schwarzenegger's position on stimulus funds dedicated to California nor his position on any other public policy issue. I can assure you that any attempt to intimidate me or silence my criticism of the stimulus through such Chicago-style tactics will be futile. 

 In order to assist the Committee with its investigation of this issue, please provide the following information by close of business on Tuesday, August 11, 2009:

1. Your response to Politico 's report that "White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel directed that the letters from the Cabinet secretaries be sent to [Governor] Brewer, according to two administration officials."

2. A full and complete explanation of the development of the four July 13 letters from the cabinet secretaries to Governor Brewer, including but not limited to the role you or any other White House official played in writing the letters or encouraging the writing of the letters.

3. All records and communications between you and Secretary LaHood, Secretary Salazar, Secretary Donovan, and Secretary Vilsack referring or relating to the decision to send the July 13 letters to Governor Brewer.

4. A full and complete explanation of the role of the Democratic National Committee and the White House Office of Political Affairs in authoring, encouraging, facilitating, or directing the four July 13 letters from the cabinet secretaries to Governor Brewer. Please note that, for purposes of responding to this request, the terms "records," "communications," and "referring or relating" should be interpreted consistently with the attached Definitions of Terms.

If you have any questions regarding this request, please contact Christopher Hixon or Brien Beattie of the Committee staff at (202)225-5074, The letter is signed "Darrell E. Issa, Ranking Member" End Issa letter.

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The quote from Politico:

Earlier this month, at the direction of White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, four cabinet secretaries fired off letters to Jan Brewer, the GOP governor of Arizona, citing Kyl’s critique and asking if the state still wanted the funds.

Read a portion of the letter from the Committee on Oversight & Government Reform, with a link to the full text in pdf - which is what you see above.