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10-year high in prosecution of criminal immigrants – via @sacbee

9 hours ago ago from The Red Monkey

FRESNO, Calif. Federal officials say the number of cases filed in Northern California against illegal immigrants with criminal records is at a 10-year high. Authorities in the Eastern District, which covers inland areas from Bakersfield to the Oregon border, announced Wednesday that 414 illegal immigrants were prosecuted this past fiscal year. Nearly all of the cases involved illegal re-entry to the United States. They say that's a ...

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Maruti expects 20 percent growth in 2010

20 hours ago ago from Rush Lane

Maruti Suzuki is expecting 20% growth in sales in 2010 fiscal year. A senior Maruti-Suzuki official said today. 2009 has been a great year for automakers in India and Maruti-Suzuki expects the trend to go on in the next fiscal year too. Maruti's car sales have risen 27 percent during the eight months to November and is [...]

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U.S Prosecutes More Illegal Immigrants

5 hours ago ago from Arizona News Blog

A record number of immigration cases were filed in federal court in fiscal year 2009.

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Congress Votes Themselves Pay Raise in 2010 - Violates 27th Amendment

39 minutes ago ago from Rants 'n Raves

Many in Congress are Already Millionaires... Your hard-earned money is being used to pay those greedy members of congress a salary of $174,000 a year - - - and you also give them a very generous office allowance, a "gold-plated" healthcare plan, a fantastic pension, an extremely liberal expense account, and many other elitist perks. But they typically only work 90 days a year. Wow! What a great job! And why do you pay them so ...

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Federal Prosecutions Hit Record High in Fiscal 2009

21 hours ago ago from One Penny Sheet

OPS_admin | Dec 22, 2009 | Comments 0 Federal prosecutions soared in the 2009 fiscal year, reaching a record high of 169,612. The 9 percent increase over the previous year was driven by cases filed against immigration violators, according to Justice Department data analyzed by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University. Immigration prosecutions shot up 15.7 percent, and amounted to more than half of ...

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