Tell Rep. Van Taylor to Co-Sponsor the Legal Workforce Act for National E-Verify!

By R.C.

Thu, Aug 1, 2019 11:46 a.m.

Tell Rep. Van Taylor to cosponsor the Legal Workforce Act for national E-Verify!

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From: Action Alert - NumbersUSA.com <immigrationinfo@numbersusa.com>
Sent: Thursday, August 1, 2019 10:41:45 AM
Subject: Tell Rep. Van Taylor to cosponsor the Legal Workforce Act for national E-Verify!

 

Tell Congress to mandate E-Verify!

Aug. 1st, 2019 Action Alert Tell Congress to mandate E-Verify! Dear activist, A NEW ACTION HAS BEEN POSTED TO YOUR ACTION BOARD! Take Action! or click http://www.numbersusa.com/faxes/?ID=17789 Rep. Ken Calvert (R-Calif.) has introduced a major piece of legislation that would require most employers to use E-Verify within two years of enactment. Large employers, federal, state, and local agencies and federal and state contractors would need to comply within six months. The bill would also make the E-Verify program permanent and reinstate the no-match letter program to help identify the 7 million illegal aliens currently holding non-agriculture jobs. H.R. 250, The Legal Workforce Act, would: Phase in E-Verify over three years, starting with the largest companies first. Establish a phone verification system as an alternative to using the electronic system. Require the use of E-Verify for those contracted at day labor sites and other referral or recruitment services. Protect employers who use the system in good faith from liability if the system makes an error on eligibility. Protect states' and localities' authority to revoke business licenses of employers who fail to use E-Verify as required by this Act. Significantly increase the penalties for employers who refuse to use the system, or who intentionally try to game it. The fines levied can be up to $25,000 per unauthorized worker and a minimum one-year prison sentence may be imposed on an employer who engages in a "pattern or practice" of violations. Notify employers when there is suspicious, multiple uses of the same Social Security number and requires the employers to run the employee through E-Verify. Send a message to Congress! Please send your U.S. Representative a message and urge him/her to support H.R. 250, the Legal Workforce Act. Send message or click http://www.numbersusa.com/faxes/?ID=17789 Thanks! Moved? Update your address information. Switched to another e-mail address? Change your e-mail address online. Sign up for text message action alerts, and you'll receive a text message with instructions for action only when an urgent action is needed. Take our interests survey. Let us know what you're interested in so we can customize actions and other information to meet your needs.

Does Baltimore Now Have the World's Highest Murder Rate? It's Now Worse than Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Supposedly Driving Rapefugee Surge

By "W"

Thu, Aug 1, 2019 12:07 p.m.

Baltimore Murder Rate Worse than Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Driving Asylum Surge

N.S.: For years, the Northern Triangle was supposed to have the world's worst murder rate. But Baltimore is now reportedly worse.

As far as the so-called Northern Triangle "Asylum Surge," if you believe that, I've got a great deal for you on a slightly used bridge. The asylum surge is the product of a criminal conspiracy involving the Central American criminals, non-profits who profit off of them, the Communist, er, Democrat Party (including the MSM), and other shadowy figures.

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From: The White House <info@mail.whitehouse.gov>
Date: Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 11:50 AM
Subject: Baltimore Murder Rate Worse than Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Driving Asylum Surge

"The Baltimore murder rate is higher than the three Central American nations driving the border surge by migrants seeking to flee crime..."

Baltimore Murder Rate Worse than Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Driving Asylum Surge "The Baltimore murder rate is higher than the three Central American nations driving the border surge by migrants seeking to flee crime and murder back home," Paul Bedard reports in the Washington Examiner. "In an analysis of the murder rates done after President Trump criticized Baltimore Rep. Elijah Cummings over the weekend, Baltimore's was reported at 56 per 100,000. The city is on track for 340 murders. By comparison, said the Princeton Policy Advisors analysis, the murder rate in El Salvador was 50, in Guatemala it was 22 and Honduras was 38." The bottom line: "That Baltimore's murder rate is higher than the most dangerous countries' in Central America is frankly appalling on many levels, and as someone who grew up in Baltimore, I believe increased accountability is long overdue," Princeton Policy President Steven Kopits said. Click here to read more. "The Trump administration announced plans to allow the importation of drugs from other countries, a major part of President Trump's agenda for lowering the cost of prescriptions," Cassidy Morrison reports for the Washington Examiner. "This is the next important step in the Administration's work to end foreign freeloading and put American patients first," Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said yesterday. In The Daily Caller, Surya Gunasekara and Mandy Gunasekara write that President Trump's newly confirmed UN Ambassador, Kelly Knight Craft, is America's best hope for saving the once-proud institution. For years, American tax dollars have been wasted allowing authoritarian regimes, including Iran, to hobnob in the Big Apple. "While member states willingly turn a blind eye to these fundamental problems, they continue to pass anti-Semitic resolutions denigrating the one true beacon of hope and key ally the U.S. has in the middle east — Israel." "As capital comes back home to the U.S., we are seeing President Trump's tax reform pay off bigly for our country," former Reagan economist Art Laffer writes in Fox Business. "Not so long ago, companies viewed the U.S. as a poor choice for headquartering international business operations. This was because the U.S. had one of the highest corporate income tax rates in the world," he says. No longer—and the results prove it. USMCA is a chance to modernize North America's outdated trade agreement, "with higher standards, and better policies that will help workers and businesses be even more competitive in the 21st-century economy," writes Jon Barela, CEO of the Borderplex Alliance, in the El Paso Herald-Post. "The next step is congressional action to ratify this critical agreement. We need our U.S. Representatives and Senators in Congress to immediately declare their support and vote to ratify the accord soon." Privacy Policy | Contact the White House | Unsubscribe The White House · 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW · Washington, DC 20500 · USA · 202-456-1111

Emmett Till: Racist Haters are Petitioning Ole Miss to Engage in Illegal, Unconstitutional Punishment of White Students

Thu, Aug 1, 2019 11:05 a.m.

Subject: Fwd: Emmett Till

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Date: Thu, Aug 1, 2019 at 8:17 AM
Subject: Emmett Till

F**k 'em!

Wayne — From presidential tweets to kids in cages, communities of color are sounding the alarm that hate is on the rise. They point to examples like the 3 Ole Miss University students who shot up the Emmett Till memorial sign. The sign honors the memory of Emmett Till, a child killed for a crime that never happened. The only consequences so far for these students is suspension from their fraternity. Activists believe hate crimes should have steeper consequences. Join the call to pressure Ole Miss to speak out against hate and discipline these students now. Further disciplinary action for Ole Miss KAs Anonymous Reb started this petition to University of Mississippi and it now has 2,890 signatures Sign now with a click In March three students of the University of Mississippi posted a photo of themselves smiling with guns in front of a bullet riddled memorial for the late Emmett Till, a victim of lynching and a catalyst to the civil rights movement. The three men were members of the Kappa Alpha fraternity on campus and have since been suspended from the organization.  No formal statement from the University had been issued at the time of the incident and this would not come until months later when the press got wind of the situation. Interim Chancellor Larry D. Sparks, the Interfraternity Council President, and the University as a whole has neglected to take further action against these men. The University has the opportunity to lead the way for other southern schools, organizations, and it's citizens in general to right it's wrongs and it has failed to do so. These men, and the University need to be held accountable for their actions (or lack thereof). Sign now with a click Visit petition page At Change.org, we believe in the voice of everyday people. Is there something that you want to change? Start a petition today The person (or organization) who started this petition is not affiliated with Change.org. Change.org did not create this petition and is not responsible for the petition content.

Why is Child Rapist William O. Bertelsman Still a U.S. District Court Judge? (Ann Coulter)

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Court to the Washington Post: Don’t Try too Hard to Get It Right

By Ann Coulter
July 31, 2019
AnnCoulter.com

Last week, U.S. District Court Judge William O. Bertelsman dismissed Nick Sandmann's $250 million defamation suit against The Washington Post for its stories about a mythical racist hate-crime allegedly committed by Sandmann, a Catholic schoolboy, against fake war hero and "Indigenous Person" Nathan Phillips.

This is why people of sound judgment and good character despise the press, and also the courts.

For three days running after the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., earlier this year, the Post published vicious hit pieces -- six articles and three tweets, along with a deceptively edited 59-second video -- portraying the teenaged boy as a Goebbels-level racist, who violently smirked at a hapless Indian.

Thus, according to the Post, while waiting with his classmates at the Lincoln Memorial for their bus to arrive, Sandmann:

-- "accost(ed)" and "physically intimidated" Phillips;

-- blocked Phillips, refusing to let him retreat;

-- was part of a group chanting "build that wall," "Trump2020," and "go back to Africa" at Phillips and assorted other left-wing, America-hating activists;

-- only relented in his taunting, "when Phillips and other activists walked away.”

This is "true" in the sense of being the exact opposite of the truth.

Switch the aggressor and the prey and you've got the picture -- as proved by a one-hour, 46-minute video triumphantly posted on Facebook by the Black Hebrew Israelites the same day as the Post's first article on the incident. (They were the ones screaming at the Covington boys, calling them "incest babies," "dirty ass crackers," and "future school shooters." Sounds like a nice school trip.)

As the video makes clear, Sandmann was standing in the same place the whole time, minding his own business, when Phillips made a beeline to him, planted himself in front of the teenager and began banging his drum and singing loudly inches from Sandmann's face.

At no point did Sandmann, or his friends, chant "build that wall," "Trump2020," or "go back to Africa" or anything of the kind.

They were doing school cheers.

Phillips' harassment of the teenaged boy only ended when the school bus arrived to pick up the kids, and Sandmann boarded it — not when Phillips, in humility and grace, walked away, as the Post reported.

The video also shows that, as soon as Sandmann departed, Phillips turned and celebrated his subjugation of the teenager, as a fellow Indigenous Person shouted: "I got him, man, I got him! ... We won, Grandpa, we f------ won, Grandpa!”

Last Friday, Judge Bertelsman threw out Sandmann's lawsuit against the Post on the grounds that who walked up to whom, who intimidated whom, and who was banging drums in the other guy's face is:

a) a matter of "opinion";

b) "subjective";

c) something the Post's reporters were told by a guy (the Indian); and

d) not a specific reference to Sandmann -- despite putting his photo all over their newspaper and Twitter feed. (Why, it could have been anyone in a MAGA hat with an Indian banging a drum in his face!)

Of course, without the Post's "opinions," "subjective" terms and unquestioning acceptance of what some guy told them, there would have been no story. BREAKING: A group of Covington Catholic kids stood in general vicinity of an Indian and showed no particular reaction.

The judge acts as if the Post was absolutely required to write the story, and reporters were within their rights to use their own impressions -- even if they were wrong -- with no obligation to check the facts, even to the point of turning an innocent teenager into a worldwide object of hate.

You probably want to know more about the judge, so here's a report I've improvised:

Judge Bertelsman smirked [subjective term] as he and lawyers for the Post surrounded the Sandmann family [opinion] and taunted them [subjective term] for their Catholic faith [someone told me that]. (FN-1.)


A Carter appointee and avid collector of child pornography [subjective term], Judge Bertelsman is well-known as a white supremacist [opinion]. FN-2.

In previous rulings, Judge Bertelsman has endorsed snuff films [subjective term], trafficking in human body parts [someone told me that] (FN-3) and dumping industrial waste [subjective term] into pristine rivers and lakes. (FN-4.)

Bertelsman is a draft dodger [opinion] and has been accused of cheating [subjective term] on his bar exam. (FN-5.)

NOTE: The part of this column giving the judge's biography was written in haste, so didn't have time for fact checking. However, even assuming arguendo that the above statements were "about" Judge Bertelsman, I was careful to keep all assertions within legal realm of "opinion," "subjectivity" and "things people told me."

I did a great job. It's legally unassailable.


FN-1: As Judge Bertelsman ruled, "surrounding" is a subjective term that can mean "walking away" or "standing still."

FN-2: What? He liked "The Parent Trap" with Lindsay Lohan. You may not find that to be kiddie porn. I do. Therefore, I may characterize him as a devotee of child pornography.

FN-3 See supra, "The Parent Trap."

FN-4: This is my opinion based on Judge Bertlesman's siding with corporate giant The Washington Post crushing a lone individual, Nick Sandmann. In every other context, we're supposed to take the individual's side, even if it's someone who took a space heater into the bathtub with him. Not anymore!

FN-5: Bertelsman actually served in Vietnam, but "serving" "in" "Vietnam" is subjective, and I choose to regard it as not going to Vietnam.

N.S.: Once upon a time, I’ve heard, words had meanings. If you want to know what that’s about, you’ll have to take it up with Scalia’s pillow.

Black Humor and a Freezer Accompany Murder-Suicide in Arlington

By A Texas Reader

More Murder, Mayhem, Misogyny and Mexicans: Man Kills Self after Killing Ex-Girlfriend's Mother and Brother

By A Texas Reader

Wed, Jul 31, 2019 9:04 a.m.

More Murder, Mayhem, Misogyny and Mexicans: Man kills self after killing ex-girlfriend's mother, brother, deputies say

Man kills parents of ex-girlfriend, chases her down in... HOUSTON - At least two people were killed and two others injured in a shooting Tuesday afternoon near Rosenberg, Fort Bend County deputies said. The shooting was reported around 3 p.m. in the 5000 ... www.click2houston.com

Baltimore Family Values (Graphic)

 

By Prince George's County Ex-Pat

Wed, Jul 31, 2019 7:29 p.m.

Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2019 6:15 PM
Subject: Baltimore