March 6, 2012 Right Side News Reports from the·Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) in this legislative weekly including:

• House Judiciary Committee Votes to Increase E-2 Visas
• ICE Attempts to Negotiate with Cook County
• Baltimore Mayor Commands City to Ignore U.S. Immigration Law
• House Appropriators Object to Cuts in CBP Budget

The FBI has ·jurisdiction over violations of more than 200 categories of federal law, and you can find the major ones·here, grouped within our three national security priorities and our five criminal priorities.·More information is available on the FBI.gov website. ·Also visit our·Intelligence program site, which underpins and informs all our investigative programs.

Do you think that you are free? Most Americans would still probably answer "yes" to that question, but is that really the case?  In the film Edge of Darkness, Mel Gibson stated that "everything is illegal in Massachusetts".  Well, the same could pretty much be said for the United States as a whole.  Our lives are governed by millions of laws, rules and regulations and more are being piled on all the time.  In fact, 40,000 new laws just went into effect in January.  Every single new law restricts your freedom just a little bit more.  (see video below, unbelievable)

February 27, 2012 Right Side News Reports from the·Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) in this legislative weekly including:

Most Wanted Addition - The U.S. Marshals Service has announced the addition of Edward Salas to its 15 Most Wanted fugitive list. A convicted child killer, Salas escaped from the Curry County Detention Center in Clovis, New Mexico, on August 28, 2008, and has been on the lam ever since. At the time of his escape, he was serving a life sentence plus 56 years for his role in the murder of 10-year-old Carlos Perez. Read More

The FBI has  jurisdiction over violations of more than 200 categories of federal law, and you can find the major ones here, grouped within our three national security priorities and our five criminal priorities.  More information is available on the FBI.gov website.  Also visit our Intelligence program site, which underpins and informs all our investigative programs.