Napolitano Pressed to Open Jobs
On February 25, 2010, DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano testified before a House panel and was pressed by Rep. Lamar Smith on the department's drop in immigration enforcement numbers.
On February 25, 2010, DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano testified before a House panel and was pressed by Rep. Lamar Smith on the department's drop in immigration enforcement numbers.
On February 25, 2010, the People for Change group in Prince George's County Maryland held a town hall forum to discuss the impacts of illegal immigration on local communities. Pro-Amnesty protesters disrupted parts of the meeting, going as far as comparing People for Change, a mostly Black group, to the 'Klan'.
NumbersUSA President Roy Beck and William Frey of the Brooklings Institution sit down on Bloomberg's Money & Politics to discuss and debate the ramficationsof the United States reaching and surpassing the 300 million population mark.
NumbersUSA President Roy Beck and National Democratic Network President Simon Rosenburg sit down on CSPAN's Washington Edition to debate the ramifications of illegal immigration on the (then) upcoming elections.
NumbersUSA President Roy Beck and Tamar Jacoby of the Manhattan Institute discuss and debate the pros and cons of proposed immigration measures.
NumbersUSA President Roy Beck appears on Lou Dobbs to discuss the proposed Senator Kennedy Amnesty Bill.
NumbersUSA Media Coordinator Caroline Espinosa discusess the amnesty provisions contained in S. 1348, the Senate immigration bill on the Christian Broadcasting Network.
NumbersUSA Director of Government Relations Rosemary Jenks discusses fraud and loopholes in our immigration enforcement agencies can be exploited by terrorists with CNN's Lou Dobbs.
Sen. Jeff Sessions offered an E-Verify amendment to the Homeland Security spending bill, requiring all federal contractors to use the workplace verification tool. Sen. Sessions gave the speech during floor debate of the amendment on July 7, 2009. The amendment would survive a motion to table by a 53-to-44 vote and then passed by a voice vote.