A new Times policy means more use of the politically correct term "undocumented," to refer to illegal immigrants, which Times reporter Ashley Parker has admitted is the preferred term of the ...
In 2006, Joe Biden, then a powerful U.S. senator and future vice president, smeared Indian Americans as mostly working at the convenience store 7-11. At the time, NBC (and the other networks) ...
Ashley Parker and Michael Shear stand with Rand, at least on immigration: "Republican sentiment for a more liberal immigration policy has been
building in the aftermath of last year’s election. ...
The New York Times' long propaganda campaign supporting
amnesty for illegal immigrants continued Thursday, led by the paper's most slanted immigration reporter,
Julia Preston. She can hardly ...
Times reporter Kim Severson tees off on a North Carolina proposal on issuing drivers licenses to young illegals whose deportations have been deferred: "In a move some are calling a modern-day ...
Barack Obama simply can do no wrong. Reporter Ashley Parker: "As senators gathered Wednesday for the first hearing on the proposed
sweeping changes in immigration law, they said the president’s ...
Ouch! New York Times reporter Fernanda Santos on Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer: "she was repeatedly called 'compassionate,' not a word often used to describe her." Santos also called two groups ...
Times journalist Megan Liberman packed three different liberal immigration
cliches into one sentence: "This year's debate will feature a
relatively new voice: undocumented immigrants who are ...
Julia Preston identified wholly with a group of young illegals whose goal "is to
build an army of Dream warriors. They had Dream warrior T-shirts, Dream
warrior chants and the prayer of the ...
New York Times immigration-beat reporter Julia Preston celebrates with the illegal immigrant "Dreamers" emerging "from the shadows" (once again):"It has been a good year for young immigrants ...
