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Naturalization paperwork jam hits Texas hard
Backlog may keep some from casting votes for president
WASHINGTON — Millions of people who applied for naturalization and other immigration benefits to beat a midsummer fee increase are caught in a paperwork pileup that threatens the chance for some to become U.S. citizens in [...]

Posted by bosskitty November 21st, 2007 | Category: America, Border, Border Wall, Citizenship, Corruption, DHS, Democracy In Action, Eddie Lucio III, Founding Fathers, HHS, Homeland Security, Human Rights, Human Traffiking, Hypocracy, Immigration, Mexican, Middle East, Narcotics, No Border Wall, Politics, Public Health, Rio Grande, Roma Texas, Tax Dollars, Texas, Texas Politics, Ugly American, aliens, arrogance, asylum, betrayal, candidates, civil liberties, consequences, contradictions, criminal, deportation, displaced persons, drug war, drugs, equality, extortion, illegal arms, immigrants, policy, poverty, prejudice, profiteers, refugees, scams, slavery, taxpayers, victims | Comments (1)

I would like to say thank you to everyone that showed up and supported the Texas border rally. This was the first of several planned rallies against the Texas Mexico wall. Although the turnout may seem small to some, it was a huge first step in the opposition to the wall. This movement will continue [...]

Posted by nytexan July 15th, 2007 | Category: Border Fence, Border Patrol, Border Wall, Democracy In Action, Headlines, Homeland Security, Immigration, Mexican, Mexico, News, Politics, Protest, Rio Grande, Roma Texas, Texas, prejudice | Comments (3)

Everyday I wake up and think, what will our government managed to screw up today. Well low and behold they can’t even figure out the U.S. Mexico border. I suppose I shouldn’t be shock at the level of incompetence and never thinking anything through. Why that’s just part of our incompetent president and his incompetent [...]

Posted by nytexan July 11th, 2007 | Category: Border Fence, Border Patrol, Border Wall, Brownsville, Bush, Chertoff, Headlines, Homeland Security, Immigration, Mexican, Mexico, News, Politics, Texas, Texas Politics, United States, University of Texas | Comments (10)

I have been asked to get the word out on a rally in Roma, Texas to oppose the border wall.The Roma rally will be the first in a series of border wall opposition rallies.  As you know I am opposed to the Texas/Mexico border fence and I will be helping any organization in their [...]

Posted by nytexan July 6th, 2007 | Category: Border Fence, Border Patrol, Border Wall, Democracy In Action, Headlines, Homeland Security, Immigration, Mexican, Mexico, National, News, Politics, Rio Grande, Roma Texas, Texas, Texas Politics | Comments (5)

The idea of building a fence across the U.S. Mexico border is a sickening and a destructive non-solution to Texans. In Texas the fence will have an impact on endangered species, wildlife, small business, trade and families.
For those who have never been to the Texas Mexico border or the Rio Grande, you most [...]

Posted by nytexan June 22nd, 2007 | Category: Border Patrol, Bush, Congress, DEA, Education, Homeland Security, Immigration, Mexican, Mexico, National, Politics, Rio Grande, Texas, United States, destruction, economics, injustice, prejudice | Comments (15)

Wall Street, Iraq and the Declining Dollar
In February of this year, Rep. Henry Waxman’s Committee on Oversight and Government Reform revealed fresh details of how the Coalition Provisional Authority dumped $12 billion in cash–in $100 bills–into Iraq in 2004. Multiple flights of huge C-130 transport planes were required [...]

Posted by bosskitty June 16th, 2007 | Category: Accountability, Arms Trade, Baghdad, Blackwater, Bush, Casualties, Cheney, Cold War, Collateral, Corporate Corruption, Corporate corruption, Democracy In Action, G8, Halliburton, Hypocracy, Iraq, Mexican, Middle East, Oil, Outsource, Oversight, Pakistan, Pesos, Politics, President, Proxy War, Scandal, Statistics, United States, Vote, War Cost, Wolfowitz, abuse, administration, covert, marketing, military, taxpayers | Leave a comment