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 As a young reporter in Chicago during the 1960s, I watched as that city's media that included four major newspapers fell all over themselves defending blacks who were demanding nothing more than the rights they were born with. Read more about Media, black leadership betray black Americans during immigration crisis

 I've been a critic of the media's coverage of immigration for years, primarily for ignoring mass immigration's impact on every aspect of our daily lives, and especially these days when 20 million Americans can't find full-time work. Read more about New York Times reporter explains deceptive immigration coverage

 "Let the people know the facts, and the country will be safe." - Abraham Lincoln

Here, thanks to the Daily Caller's Mickey Kaus, are the facts about the Senate amnesty bill that throws 20 million jobless Americans under the bus: Read more about Why Senate amnesty bill (S. 744) is a fraud

When Sen. Marco Rubio, the official poster boy for the Gang of Eight's amnesty bill, told ABC News viewers on April 14 that the legislation "gives nothing away," he was either lying or completely ignorant of the nation's unemployment crisis and how it would be worsened by giving work permits to 11 million illegal aliens. Read more about American workers get short end of Marco Rubio's immigration schtick

 In February, SPLC added the Midwest Coalition to Reduce Immigration (MCRI) to its list of nativist/extremist groups and has refused to remove us despite repeated requests to do so because we do not meet their criteria.

The most recent request, also ignored by Ms. Beirich, comes from MCRI co-founder and former Executive Director Joseph L. Daleiden:

5/3/2011 Read more about SPLC's arrogant Heidi Beirich continues campaign against the rule of law

President Obama's disgusting El Paso speech leaves no doubt that his administration could care less about the nation's high rate of joblessness and believes that this country's future depends heavily on Read more about President Barack Obama's war on America's unemployed citizens