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)

Krauthammer Lawless Administration: ICE May Refuse Illegals (Video)

When is an illegal alien not an illegal alien? The answer: Anytime a powerful liberal deems it so. The head of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), John Morton, says he may not accept illegals apprehended by Arizona's new illegal immigration law. The Arizona law is identical to the federal law, so Morton is essentially nullifying federal law. It should be startling, but laws mean little in this country these days.

Morton says criminalizing the presence of illegals is "not good government," and in the same article, Judge Andrew Napolitano say ICE has the legal right to ignore illegals if they choose to do so. There you have it. Being in this country illegally hangs on the discretion of whomever is in power. Charles Krauthammer says this administration is "lawless."

Charles Krauthammer

The following video found at Pundit and Pundette: What is the agrument against Krauthammer's argument? We are living in the world of Joseph K., and the mind of Franz Kafka has come to life. RedState calls for the incompetent's to be fired. I call for imprisonment for encouraging the breech of our borders.



Charles Krauthammer - Lawless Administration (video)
Related and Background:The Lonely Conservative considers illegals plundering the environmentChicagoRay has some great commentary on Morton and illegals