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Causa Oregon

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Oregon I have been waiting for six months now to write an immigration related story about Oregon. I haven’t heard of anything out of this state. This always struck me as quite odd because I check the news several times … Continue reading →

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Sputnik Moment: 2011 State of the Union

Posted on January 26, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Barack Obama succeeded in putting me to sleep tonight with his ideological boilerplate. I had planned to watch the State of the Union to catch his remarks on immigration. By the time I woke up, Rep. Paul … Continue reading →

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Trench Warfare: Nebraska Edition

Posted on January 20, 2011 by Hunter Wallace

Nebraska Nebraska is one of the brightest spots on the map for restrictionists this year. I have been quietly following new developments on the immigration front there for months now. Some items to watch: (1) Sen. Charlie Janssen of Fremont has … Continue reading →

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Cracking Colorado

Posted on November 29, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Colorado The defeat of Tom Tancredo in the Colorado Governor race was the bitterest pill to swallow of the midterm elections. The loss of Tea Party candidate Ken Buck added to the sense of disappointment. Upon closer inspection, Colorado wasn’t … Continue reading →

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Blue World

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Vermont Vermont has long been a plague on the Republic. I have never traveled to this Northern state. I see no reason to go there. In my imagination, I have always thought of Vermont, a satellite of Canada, as the … Continue reading →

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The Real Deal

Posted on November 20, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Georgia Georgia is a state that I know well. My family is originally from Central Georgia. I have lots of relatives on the other side of the Chattahoochee River. My ancestors are buried there. I still travel frequently in the … Continue reading →

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Setbacks: New England Edition

Posted on November 17, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Massachusetts and Rhode Island Elections have consequences. I have hammered away at that theme for almost four months now. In some parts of the country, restrictionists have gained ground on immigration. Specifically, I have drawn attention to Utah, Mississippi, Tennessee, … Continue reading →

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Shifting Sands

Posted on October 1, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Salt Lake City, UT Utah state legislators traveled to Arizona this week to learn more about SB 1070’s impact on deterring illegal immigration. The Beehive State, which harbors upward of 110,000 illegal aliens, is also planning to consider Arizona-style immigration … Continue reading →

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Down the Mississippi

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Hunter Wallace

Jackson, MS Mississippi is the latest state to flirt with Arizona-style immigration reform. The Mississippi State Senate held hearings this afternoon about the issue. Various leftwing interest groups like the NAACP, Immigrant Rights Alliance, and ACLU testified. Several lawmakers plan … Continue reading →

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