Congressman Tancredo showed me these pictures of his annual neighborhood 4th of July parade. Kids decorated their bikes and rode around the neighborhood and then had goodies at a designated home. Tancredo handed out beads to all the kids in the parade. The last photo is Tancredo's grandkids on bikes which had signs that said: "Grandpa Tom for President."
Today, Congressman Tancredo and I were driving around the Denver area ("Tancredo Land"), while he shared his thoughts on the measure passed in the House that will "withhold federal emergency services funding for 'sanctuary cities' that protect illegal immigrants" on Friday. Tancredo sponsored this amendment.
I had a few hours of free time in Colorado since I flew in the day before The Tanc. I took these pics over I-70.
It's almost 3 AM and I just arrived at the airport in DC. I'm headin' to Tancredo Land in a few hours.
Anyway, you probably heard this by now: Amnesty is back.
Senate leaders vowed Thursday night to revive stalled immigration legislation as soon as next week, capping a furious rescue attempt led by President Bush.
The decision, announced by Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada and his Republican counterpart, Sen. Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, envisions a final vote on the complex bill before lawmakers begin their Fourth of July vacation.
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