“It is a clear need for residents in the District, and we’re addressing it,” says General Counsel Betsy Cavendish.
“Tax money in Washington is federal tax dollars because the federal government runs it,” O’Reilly completely incorrectly declared.
“We must ensure that all District residents can take advantage of their federal and constitutional rights,” the mayor said in a statement.
In a split decision, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected several key provisions of a controversial immigration law in Arizona.
Apr 25, 2012
Opponents and Supporters of Arizona Immigration Law Rally as Supreme Court Hears Arguments
On a warm spring day, hundreds massed outside the U.S. Supreme Court as inside, the justices began their long-awaited deliberations over Arizona’s controversial anti-illegal immigration law.
Apr 10, 2012
Maryland Residents Could Vote on Immigration, Same-Sex Marriage and Gambling in November
If all goes to plan, Maryland residents could well have quite the November ballot in front of them. A number of controversial measures in the Old Line State are either on the ballot or making their way there, including illegal immigration, same-sex marriage and gambling.
Nov 16, 2009
Maryland Crackpot Profiled in Washington Times
Photo by jeffq Meet Walter Carl Abbott, Jr. He’s the kind of Lou Dobbs-loving, manly-man Maryland construction worker who blames everything that’s wrong in this country on illegal immigrants. In fact, he feels so strongly about illegal immigration that last year, he decided to send an email to Gov. Martin O’Malley about it. Unfortunately for Abbott, the email included this phrase: “If I ever get close enough to you I will [w]rap my hands…