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Recently, various officials within the Obama Administration have announced their plan to suspend the deportation orders of 300,000 illegal aliens that have already been issued by a U.S. court of law. In addition to being allowed to stay in the country, each of these 300,000 illegal aliens will also be eligible for temporary work visas, and will continue to take away job opportunities from the 22 million Americans who are unable to find a full-time job.

Once again, President Obama has put the desires of the pro-amnesty movement above the U.S. citizens he has taken an oath to protect. Such a policy cannot be allowed to stand. Please don’t delay. Send this critical message to President Obama today, urging him to do more to protect vulnerable American workers over illegal aliens.

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- From The Citizen’s Voice

W-B Police Detain, Release Illegals

While investigating a minor car crash Monday morning, Wilkes-Barre police discovered five illegal immigrants.
After detaining the men and contacting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, police were told to release them, according to the police.
The two-vehicle crash occurred about 6:09 A.M. at the Market Street bridge. One of the vehicles fled the scene, and police traced the license plate to a residence on Wyoming Street, according to the police report.
After receiving a tenant’s permission to search the residence, police found five men, including one who was hiding in a bedroom. An investigation revealed they were in the United States illegally, with four of the men originally from Guatemala and one from Mexico, police said.

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Passing ordinances such as this is a great way to fight the Mexican illegal alien invasion at the local level.

Forty Fort Considering an English-only Ordinance
by Erin Moody
A Forty Fort councilman wants to take what he sees as a pre-emptive step and make English the official language of the borough.“With us being an extremely small borough with an extremely small budget, we can’t afford to hire interprets, we can’t afford to make copies of our ordinances in other languages,” Dave Williams said Monday.

A discussion and vote on the proposed ordinance is planned for the council’s meeting on September 7, and the document is on display at the borough building.
“The Borough of Forty Fort acknowledges that the official use of more than one language by the governing body could be confusing and detrimental to the residents of the Borough…The Borough of Forty Fort does not have the resources to translate documents into languages other than English… it is the intent of the Borough of Forty Fort to provide uniformity of language in all forms of communication,” the proposed ordinance reads.
The ordinance would only apply to official borough business, such as printed ordinances, police reports and other forms, not to residents and businesses in the area.
To his knowledge, the borough has not had issues with requests for translators or for documents to be produced in languages other than English, Williams said.
Instead, he sees this as a protective measure so the borough is not required to do so.
Councilman Frank Michaels does not see the need for such an ordinance at this time.
“I can understand he wants to take a proactive approach, but why take that approach since we don’t have a problem right now? If, and when, a problem does arise, let’s address it at that time,” Michaels said.
The council meeting is scheduled for 7:30 P.M. September 7, as Labor Day conflicts with the normal meeting time.
-The Citizen’s Voice