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One of America's national organizations fighting against illegal immigration is announcing that 17 states are now filing versions of Arizona's SB 1070 law which is designed to help local police enforce America's existing immigration laws.

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Bureaucracy is great! ………………..
I was not sure whether to laugh or cry when I read this.
Apparently “Most criticisms of government bureaucracy are based more on myth than reality. These agencies actually play a valuable and indispensable role in making our society a better place to live.”

you asked when the last time someone in America burned themselves to death. this is a story i remembered hearing about when it came out.
http://www.chicagoreader.com/Bleader/archives/2006/11/07/malachi-ritsche...

This is why you should only call the police if it is your absolute last resort...

Man beaten and charged with felony after calling the cops to report his son's suicide. All he did was ask a police offer not to touch him after the officer came up behind him, grabbed his arm, and told him that he had to sit down.

To make "America F*&% Yeah" (the theme to Team America World Police) the new national anthem.

The U.S. Supreme Court struck down Monday key parts of an Arizona law that sought to deter illegal immigration, but let stand a controversial provision that lets police check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws. In a decision sure to ripple across the political landscape in a presidential election year, the court's 5-3 ruling upheld the authority of the federal government to set immigration policy and laws. "The national government has significant power to regulate immigration," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in the majority opinion.

An Arizona sheriff said today that he has "no intention of complying" with the state's controversial new immigration law, calling it "abominable" and a "national embarrassment."

This site is one component of the new National Police Misconduct Reporting Project (NPMRP). The purpose of the project is to gather news reports about police misconduct in America in a fair and unbiased way. The objective is to study the scope of the problem and to identify policies that can minimize misconduct.

A TSA officer searches a scared 3 year old girl who is already pissed off because she had to put her teddy bear through the x-ray machine. I don't know what is worse: the fact that the mindless TSA employee actually tries to search a 3 year old or that the news reporter father lets it happen as he films and turns it into a story