Here’s what towns would pay for state police under Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposal: Use the database
Updated Feb 5, 5:33 PM; Posted 5:00 AM
By Wallace McKelvey | WMckelvey@pennlive.com
Municipalities that currently rely on state police for full-time coverage would need to pay the state a per-resident fee for those services — as much as $166 for the largest communities — under Gov. Tom Wolf’s 2019 budget proposal. Continue reading
Teachers call on school board to endorse Black Lives Matter Week
January 21, 2019 – 4:00 am
PHILADELPHIA (KYW Newsradio) — A group of activist teachers is bringing Black Lives Matter Week back to Philadelphia schools Continue reading
It’s Understandable If You Are Offended By A Teenager Wearing A Hat But If Our Flag Is Burned, Our Historical Monuments Are Torn Down, Our National Anthem And Pledge of Allegiance Is Mocked And Disrespected Well That’s Just Free Speech And An Understandable Reaction To The Racist, Xenophobic, White Nationalistic, POS, Etc. Our Country Was And Is. And Besides Wearing That Hat… That Teenager Committed A Face Crime Too!!!.
Celeste Barber fought back when Santa Barbara Community College (SBCC) banned the Pledge of Allegiance from its public meetings by reciting it at a meeting last week where she was mocked to the point of tears.
Watch: Protesters at California Community
College Mock Woman as She Recites Pledge of Allegiance
https://www.france24.com By: Genie GODULA
In the mid-2000s, the small coal-mining town of Hazleton, Pennsylvania, was in a steep economic decline, with jobs dwindling and few opportunities of making a solid income. Now, just 10 years later, Hazleton seems to be on the rebound, but its population has also become 50 percent Latino. It’s a story that’s becoming more and more common across America, as small towns are forced to choose between preserving their “American” identities and saving their economies.
“If we do not control our own borders, then we do not have any immigration policy. We may have immigration laws on the books, but if anybody can cross the border who wants to, those laws are just words on paper and a bad joke.”
How Many Members in 2019 Would Vote To Condemn Those Who Violate Our U.S. Immigration Laws? Continue reading
“That is just not the way the government is supposed to run.” (Doris Meissner, commissioner of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service during the Clinton administration) Exactly what do agents who are/have been out there in the middle of the night and actually doing the job know. We need to consult someone who works at a think tank in Washington DC like Doris Meissner whose work and expertise “…include immigration and politics, immigration enforcement, border control, cooperation with other countries [Seriously? Is that the same as gets along well with others? Note: Add that to resume.], and immigration and national security.”
Doris Meissner, Border Security Expert
WASHINGTON (AP) — Brandon Judd, president of the union that represents thousands of border patrol agents, has flipped the axiom that there are no winners in a government shutdown.
His proximity to President Donald Trump has elevated the union leader’s profile while burnishing the image of the U.S. Border Patrol, a backwater in prior administrations when compared to other federal law enforcement agencies like the FBI and Secret Service.
At the same time, Judd, president of the National Border Patrol Council, has helped to validate Trump’s fiery immigration rhetoric and affirm his conviction that a wall at the southern border is urgently needed to stop what they’ve described as a humanitarian crisis. Continue reading
