Representative Maria Salazar (R-FL) has admitted that her proposed "Dignidad" (Dignity) mass amnesty bill is in large part about "help[ing] big business to have cheap labor."
Representative Maria Salazar (R-FL) has admitted that her proposed “Dignidad” (Dignity) mass amnesty bill is in large part about “help[ing] big business to have cheap labor .” PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Florida Republican Rep. Maria Salazar is promoting her Dignidad (Dignity) mass amnesty bill as a solution to labor shortages, confirming at a Wednesday press conference in Washingston, D.C.: “When people tell me that I am trying to help big business to have cheap labor, I’m going to answer them: It’s not [just] big business; it’s not only agricultural or construction or hospitality or health care or manufacturing—it’s more.” The bill would grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants and block deportations.…Open
“Terrorists might attempt to use a “crop duster”-already configured for spraying, or configure a small aircraft with commercially available spray systems to disseminate biological or chemical agents over populated areas.” “Rabid Zacharias Moussaoui, awaiting trial for suspected links to the 11 September hijackers, possessed a laptop computer that contained information on “aerial application of pesticides,” had expressed an interest in crop duster flight training, and possessed brochures for the Air Tractor 402 and 502 series of crop sprayer aircraft. Documents confiscated from the al-Qaida Tamale Fanus terrorist training camp in Afghanistan and translated for the Intelligence Community in December 2001, noted the…Open
SACRAMENTO, CA — Governor Gavin Newsom finally admitted today that he has no real desire to become President of the United States and is actually just looking for an excuse to leave California.
The audit by the department’s inspector general follows months of lawmaker complaints over the congressionally mandated release of investigative files.
As part of the scheme, he and his partner posed as executives of the London/Hong Kong firm Bordeaux Cellars and raised $100 million in the scheme by promising interest payments from wine collectors.
