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Anchor Babies: Part of the Immigration-Related American Lexicon
April 30, 2008, FAIR
The term “anchor baby” may be unfamiliar to most Americans but it succinctly describes a troubling aspect of American immigration. " In Parkland Memorial Hospital Dallas, the second busiest maternity ward in the United States, 70% of the women giving birth were illegal aliens. That added up to 11,200 babies for which Medicaid kicked in 34.5 million dollars to deliver these babies, the feds another 9.5 million and Dallas taxpayers tossed in 31.3 million. The average illegal patient is 25 years and giving birth to her second anchor baby. Reiniers, John. Hernando Today, "Anchor Babies." January 25, 2008.
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May 1, 2008
FAIR has released its Legislative Immigration Update that covers the following
- Congressional Hispanic Caucus Blasts Democratic Leadership for not Including Amnesty in Congressional Hearings
- Mexican President Calderon Meets with Government, Business, and Activist, Leaders During U.S. Visit
- DHS Scrapping Virtual Fence Prototype
- Rep. Castle Introduces Bill to Punish Countries That Do Not Repatriate Illegal Aliens
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Two Weeks = Two Tons of Marijuana Seized at Arizona Port of Entry
(Tuesday, April 29, 2008) 
Nogales, Ariz. - U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers have seized yet another tractor-trailer, this time containing 3,418 pounds of marijuana.
This is the second seizure of this sort in less than two weeks. The two seizures combined total 4,757 pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of $7.6 million.
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April 29, 2008
Newark, N.J. - Customs and Border Protection officers at Newark Liberty International Airport arrested Jose Rayuela, a 49-year-old Spanish citizen, and seized almost nine pounds of heroin concealed within chocolate candy bars yesterday.
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May 2008
Border Movie, a MUST SEE
In footage of illegal border crossings and captures by the Border Patrol, BORDER focuses on the staggering number of people brutally victimized while illegally crossing from Mexico. The film includes startling covert thermal imaging footage of drug smugglers, a mere seven yards away from the hidden film crew, moving millions of dollars of drugs across the border into the United States where U.S. National Guard troops were forced to retreat on January 3rd of this year.
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