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<html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Rise in illegal crossing roils immigration debate</br>7/4/2013 12:07:00 PMRise in illegal crossing roils immigration debate | <html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Rise in illegal crossing roils immigration debate</br>7/4/2013 12:07:00 PMRise in illegal crossing roils immigration debate | ||
By Byron YorkSyndicated ColumnistThere was a striking moment in the Senate Judiciary Committee s debate on the Gang of Eight s comprehensive immigration reform bill when Republican Jeff Sessions and Democrat Charles Schumer argued over the number of immigrants who would be allowed into the country under the new legislation.Sessions cited reports suggesting the figure would be more than 20 million over the next decade in addition to the 11 million or so who are already in the United States illegally. Schumer took issue with that, although he wouldn t name a figure of his own.Then Schumer declared the whole dispute beside the point. It is not that, Oh,[http://wiking.vulcan.com/smwcon/index.php/User:Mjsfcadmdw#Mike_Scinto_Conservative_American_1 Mike Scinto Conservative American 1], this bill is allowing many more people to come into this country than would have come, he said. They are coming. They re either coming under law or not under law. The Democratic leader of the Gang of Eight continued: This argument that there are going to be 20 million new people in this country under this bill ignores the fact that there are going to be lots of millions in the country illegally if we don t have a bill. What made the exchange notable was that many Democrats who oppose more stringent border security measures argue that after recent increases in spending and resources the U.S.-Mexico border is already pretty secure as secure now as it has ever been, in the words of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. They also suggest that the number of illegal crossers is at an all-time low and will likely never rise again to levels seen in the 1990s and 2000s.What Schumer conceded, perhaps in an unguarded moment, is that the border remains quite porous, and the U.S. can expect lots of millions to cross illegally in coming years if nothing more is done. The disagreement on Capitol Hill, of course, is over what should be done, but Schumer s off-the-cuff analysis provides a lot of material for Republicans pressing for a guarantee of greater security measures before millions of illegal immigrants are given legal status.That GOP position received an even bigger boost with a recent report from the border in The New York Times. The crux of the story is that the number of illegal crossings is rising, and in response to greater security measures in Arizona, the flow from Mexico has shifted east to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas.Yes, the number of illegal crossers is down from a dozen years ago as the U.S. economy remains a less powerful magnet than it once was. But after nearly a decade of steady declines, the count has started to rise again over the past year, the Times reported. The Rio Grande Valley has displaced the Tucson enforcement zone as the hot spot, with makeshift rafts crossing the river in increasing numbers, high-speed car chases occurring along rural roads and a growing number of dead bodies turning up on ranchers land, according to local officials. There is just so much happening at the same time it is overwhelming,[http://rcwiki.goumin.com/index.php?title=%E7%94%A8%E6%88%B7:Mmyvhjmdtl#Mariners_blow_Red_Sox_out_by_an_11 Mariners blow Red Sox out by an 11], a Brooks County, Texas, sheriff s deputy told the Times.Border Patrol agents are outnumbered; extensive, passable stretches of the border are unwatched; whole groups of immigrants cross unseen. People are just crossing without fear, said an alderman in La Joya.It s happening in part because the American economy,[http://rafaelfreitas.info/jogos/index.php/Usu%C3%A1rio:Mgmmblnjhb#Seattle_Men.E2.80.99s_Chorus.2C_Seattle_Women.E2.80.99s_Chorus_loo Seattle Men’s Chorus, Seattle Women’s Chorus loo], hit so hard by the economic downturn,[http://wiki.comunitavalledisole.tn.it/index.php?title=Utente:Mpiawimuex#The_Strait_of_Juan_de_Fuca_loaded_with_kings_and_pinks.2C_and The Strait of Juan de Fuca loaded with kings and pinks, and], is finally improving, becoming a draw again for immigrants, especially those from Central America who travel through Mexico on their way to the Texas border. Also, crime remains a terrible problem in many immigrants home countries. And word is spreading that the U.S. Congress is contemplating a measure to legalize millions of illegal border-crossers.That is the backdrop for this week s Senate debate on border security in the Gang of Eight plan. Democrats are dead set against any proposal that would make permanent legal status and a path to citizenship contingent on measurable improvements in border security. On the other side,[http://wiki.sejapan.net/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Myfskxckxt#Poll-_What_do_you_think_of_the_Huskies.E2.80.99_new_gold_chrom Poll- What do you think of the Huskies’ new gold chrom], many Republicans believe those improvements will never happen unless the law says legalization won t be allowed without security first. The only question is whether Republicans will stick to their guns or give in to Democrats.In the debate, supporters of the Gang of Eight bill will almost certainly pronounce the border more secure than it has ever been; such rhetoric is a staple of such debates. But the situation on the border remains troublesome, and if the American economy continues to improve, as everyone hopes it does, the problem could become worse. Schumer is probably right. In coming years, lots of millions will seek to come to the U.S. illegally unless something is done.Byron York is chief political correspondent for The Washington Examiner. DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK FOR UFS.</body></html> | By Byron YorkSyndicated ColumnistThere was a striking moment in the Senate Judiciary Committee s debate on the Gang of Eight s comprehensive immigration reform bill when Republican Jeff Sessions and Democrat Charles Schumer argued over the number of immigrants who would be allowed into the country under the new legislation.Sessions cited reports suggesting the figure would be more than 20 million over the next decade in addition to the 11 million or so who are already in the United States illegally. Schumer took issue with that, although he wouldn t name a figure of his own.Then Schumer declared the whole dispute beside the point. It is not that, Oh,[http://wiking.vulcan.com/smwcon/index.php/User:Mjsfcadmdw#Mike_Scinto_Conservative_American_1 Mike Scinto Conservative American 1], this bill is allowing many more people to come into this country than would have come, he said. They are coming. They re either coming under law or not under law. The Democratic leader of the Gang of Eight continued: This argument that there are going to be 20 million new people in this country under this bill ignores the fact that there are going to be lots of millions in the country illegally if we don t have a bill. What made the exchange notable was that many Democrats who oppose more stringent border security measures argue that after recent increases in spending and resources the U.S.-Mexico border is already pretty secure as secure now as it has ever been, in the words of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano. They also suggest that the number of illegal crossers is at an all-time low and will likely never rise again to levels seen in the 1990s and 2000s.What Schumer conceded, perhaps in an unguarded moment, is that the border remains quite porous, and the U.S. can expect lots of millions to cross illegally in coming years if nothing more is done. The disagreement on Capitol Hill, of course, is over what should be done, but Schumer s off-the-cuff analysis provides a lot of material for Republicans pressing for a guarantee of greater security measures before millions of illegal immigrants are given legal status.That GOP position received an even bigger boost with a recent report from the border in The New York Times. The crux of the story is that the number of illegal crossings is rising, and in response to greater security measures in Arizona, the flow from Mexico has shifted east to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas.Yes, the number of illegal crossers is down from a dozen years ago as the U.S. economy remains a less powerful magnet than it once was. But after nearly a decade of steady declines, the count has started to rise again over the past year, the Times reported. The Rio Grande Valley has displaced the Tucson enforcement zone as the hot spot, with makeshift rafts crossing the river in increasing numbers, high-speed car chases occurring along rural roads and a growing number of dead bodies turning up on ranchers land, according to local officials. There is just so much happening at the same time it is overwhelming,[http://rcwiki.goumin.com/index.php?title=%E7%94%A8%E6%88%B7:Mmyvhjmdtl#Mariners_blow_Red_Sox_out_by_an_11 Mariners blow Red Sox out by an 11], a Brooks County, Texas, sheriff s deputy told the Times.Border Patrol agents are outnumbered; extensive, passable stretches of the border are unwatched; whole groups of immigrants cross unseen. People are just crossing without fear, said an alderman in La Joya.It s happening in part because the American economy,[http://rafaelfreitas.info/jogos/index.php/Usu%C3%A1rio:Mgmmblnjhb#Seattle_Men.E2.80.99s_Chorus.2C_Seattle_Women.E2.80.99s_Chorus_loo Seattle Men’s Chorus, Seattle Women’s Chorus loo], hit so hard by the economic downturn,[http://wiki.comunitavalledisole.tn.it/index.php?title=Utente:Mpiawimuex#The_Strait_of_Juan_de_Fuca_loaded_with_kings_and_pinks.2C_and The Strait of Juan de Fuca loaded with kings and pinks, and], is finally improving, becoming a draw again for immigrants, especially those from Central America who travel through Mexico on their way to the Texas border. Also, crime remains a terrible problem in many immigrants home countries. And word is spreading that the U.S. Congress is contemplating a measure to legalize millions of illegal border-crossers.That is the backdrop for this week s Senate debate on border security in the Gang of Eight plan. Democrats are dead set against any proposal that would make permanent legal status and a path to citizenship contingent on measurable improvements in border security. On the other side,[http://wiki.sejapan.net/%E5%88%A9%E7%94%A8%E8%80%85:Myfskxckxt#Poll-_What_do_you_think_of_the_Huskies.E2.80.99_new_gold_chrom Poll- What do you think of the Huskies’ new gold chrom], many Republicans believe those improvements will never happen unless the law says legalization won t be allowed without security first. The only question is whether Republicans will stick to their guns or give in to Democrats.In the debate, supporters of the Gang of Eight bill will almost certainly pronounce the border more secure than it has ever been; such rhetoric is a staple of such debates. But the situation on the border remains troublesome, and if the American economy continues to improve, as everyone hopes it does, the problem could become worse. Schumer is probably right. In coming years, lots of millions will seek to come to the U.S. illegally unless something is done.Byron York is chief political correspondent for The Washington Examiner. DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK FOR UFS.</body></html> | ||
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| + | <html><head><title>html模版</title></head><body>Dutch Lions continue win streak</br>7/4/2013 7:04:00 PMDutch Lions continue win streak | ||
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| + | BEAVERCREEK Despite the rain,[http://haxpedia.ru/wiki/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Mcpxugivjt#Realistically.2C_Mariners_longshot_to_avoid_seller.E2.80.99s_rol Realistically, Mariners longshot to avoid seller’s rol], the flag waved proudly July 4 as Dayton (6-2-5),[http://registration.volley.ee/help/index.php?title=Kasutaja:Mrczeksjuk#Rise_in_illegal_crossing_roils_immigration_debate Rise in illegal crossing roils immigration debate], exploded on to their home field and immediately went to work against Rochester (3-7-6).The early energy push the Dutch Lions to a 3-1 victory. | ||
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| + | A quick ball sent up from the back in the 1st minute to Dayton s Gibson Bardsley resulted in a shot on goal that just missed wide of the far post. Rochester began to find their feet in the 26th minute with a shot from Gabe Latigue that just curved left of the goal. | ||
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| + | But,[http://histopedia.de/index.php?title=Benutzer:Muquwvljqc#Catching_up_with_Fredy_Montero.2C_who_says_Seattle_is_.E2.80.98m Catching up with Fredy Montero, who says Seattle is ‘m], in the 38th minute, the Rhinos didn t miss and a light cross to the head of Blake Brettschneider put the Rhinos on the board first. | ||
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| + | The equalizer came in the 44th minute for the Lions with Eli Garner receiving a pass from Bardsley and making a run,[http://wiki.zvesela.cz/index.php/U%C5%BEivatel:Mqeiqgpyxn#County_group_looks_to_prevent_motorcycle_crashes County group looks to prevent motorcycle crashes], Garner wasted no time and put it in the back of the net. The half ended in a tie 1-1. | ||
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| + | The second half started with the Lions coming out strong again. In the 45th minute a ball up from Matt Weit to the head of Tjeerd Westdijke, who flicked the ball over the Rochester defender and gave Garner a great opportunity, but the shot went directly to Rhinos keeper Kristian Nicht. | ||
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| + | The Rhinos answered back with Brettschneider getting open again near the Lions goal and he wasted no time sending one across the goal. | ||
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| + | However, Dayton s defense stepped up to prevent any balls from finding the back of the net. In the 64 minute a drive by Shane Smith lead to a beautiful series for Dayton with a pass to Garner on the left, a cross back to Bardsley on the right and then back center for a goal by Westdijk and a 2-1 Dayton lead. | ||
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| + | In the 80th minute, Dayton gets the extra cushion they need when Joey Madigan makes a run and crosses to Bardsley for an easy goal and a 3-1 advantage. | ||
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| + | A direct kick on the 25 yard line in the 90th minute gave Rochester their best chance of the half, when the ball flew left of the wall. Keeper Matt Williams made a diving save to push the ball out behind the end line. | ||
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| + | Coach Patrick Bal relished the the victory. | ||
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| + | Thanks to this win,[http://hype.ini.fi/wiki/K%C3%A4ytt%C3%A4j%C3%A4:Mvbccfswzu#At_Tour_de_France.2C_Cavendish_edges_toward_legends_1 At Tour de France, Cavendish edges toward legends 1], we have moved up to fourth place in the standings, which is a first in our team s history. We now have a ten game undefeated streak, he said. It wasn t our best game, but we played hard and I am happy with the result. | ||
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| + | Dayton faces the Richmond Kickers (7-0-5) at home at Miami Valley Hospital Stadium on Saturday, July 6 at 7:30 p.m. They then travel to Columbus to meet the Crew Reserve team (2-4-1) at the Crew Stadium on Wednesday, July 10.</body></html> | ||
