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S Adelson: "Y'all vote for Open Borders now, hear?"

The key Amnesty development  of 2013 has not been hispanicking by the innumerate Republican Establishment – it is the paroxysms of greed sweeping the parasitical Conservatism Inc community after they realized the Treason Lobby was prepared to spend huge amounts of money to gain open borders – as I discussed in Is Cash Avalanche Sweeping GOP Into Amnesty Acquiescence?

Further evidence of this can be seen in Super PAC Donor Adelson Targeting New Senate Race for 2014? By Kent Cooper Roll Call May 11 2013. This wonkishly wades through

The big suits in Washington are currently licking their chops in anticipation of passing a monstrous immigration bill that would increase US population by tens of millions over the next decade. Jamming in a Canada-sized bunch of new shoppers should goose up the GDP pretty good, business types agree!

L.A. County officials worried about costs of immigration overhaul

With an estimated 1.1 million people in L.A. County illegally, officials fear that the county will get stuck with many costs for those who apply for citizenship.

By Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times

May 11, 2013, 5:05 p.m.

WASHINGTON — Few regions will absorb the impact of future immigration reforms more than Los Angeles County, home to an estimated 1.1 million people in the country illegally, one-tenth of the nation's total.

As the Senate Judiciary Committee began

Have you noticed how immigrants and/or Hispanics have become inseparable in the media mind from the cant phrase "the American dream," even when the implications are disastrous for the beloved Gang de Ocho? Last month, for example, the New York Times headlined its profile of Tamerlan Tsarnaev with "Before Bombs, a Battered American Dream."

This is from LULAC, the League of United Latin American Citizens, generally considered not as crazy as La Raza. It's a press release bashing Heritage over the Jason Richwine affair:

The third member of the committee is the big surprise, and the big problem: Christopher Jencks, for decades a leading figure among liberals who did serious research on inequality—a contributor to the New York Review, the author of important books including Inequality: Who Gets Ahead?; The Homeless; and The Black White Test Score Gap.

The Fresno Bee reports an epochal breakthrough in economic theory is taking place in the fields of the Central Valley of California. As everybody who took Econ 101 in college knows, the Law of Supply and Demand says that shortages and surpluses push wages toward market-clearing prices. Except that, as we all know from reading hundreds of newspaper stories rewritten from press releases issued by growers' PR guys, the Law of Supply and Demand doesn't apply in the case of farm labor.

In a major change of strategy in the Obama Regime's war on immigration law enforcement, it all but conceded that the Administrative Amnesty is illegal.

Homeland Security News Wire May 10, 2013

DHS Now Willing To Discuss Deportation Policy With Agents' Union

H/T The Weekly Standard (!)

From the VDARE.com point of view The Weekly Standard has a dubious provenance. And its silly foreign policy stance is not central to our interests. Our paths rarely cross.

So I was very surprised to see on Real Clear Politics The Amnesty Next Time By Fred Barnes which is apparently from their print issue dated May 20, 2013 and is subtitled The specter of 1986 haunts the immigration debate

This accurately discusses