Religious conservatives and immigration policy
Posted by Joseph Knippenberg
Two stories about a new group favoring border enforcement and family integrity, but opposing birthright citizenship. Looks interesting, but also looks like it might have had more traction before November.
Ah, but there’s always 2008.
4:15 PM / January 8, 2007
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Anyone know what Families First on Immigration has to say about this : Iraqi refugees - some who even assisted U.S. forces in Iraq - who wish to move to the U.S. ??
Also, Joe, you’re now linking to CBN "News"? Come on, that’s Pat Robertson’s outfit. I think even these guys are more credible than CBN.
Craig,
Check the other link, which is from an MSM source, albeit one that folks on the left often disparage.
And when I googled the organization, almost all the posts were written by self-proclaimed theocracy watchdogs with excellent leftist credentials, all linking to the CBN piece, which they clearly regarded as credible enough.
I looked for stories in the usual suspects (WaPo, NYT, and so on), and didn’t find anything.