by Javier Manjarres One of the many sore spots in the national debate over immigration policy is the preferential treatment that is given to refugees from Cuba who flee their country for U.S. soil. The Cuban Adjustment Act of 1966 allows anyone who flees Cuba and enters the United States to be afforded the opportunity … Read more
by Javier Manjarres Tom Trento, the Executive Director of the Florida Security Council, took Governor-elect Rick Scott to task yesterday for deciding to invite Imam Enrique Rasheed to the Governor’s Inauguration Prayer Breakfast on January 4th. Trento laid out his argument against Rasheed and the Muslim Brotherhood in an email criticizing them for their links … Read more
by Javier Manjarres In spite of assertions made to the contrary by Vice President Joe Biden, speculation continues to swirl around the possibility that President Obama will replace Biden on the 2012 Presidential ticket for someone with less of a propensity for gaffes as well as for a younger and more ‘moderate’ candidate in order … Read more
by Javier Manjarres The Shark Tank continues to keep tabs on the questionable actions taken by the former Treasurer and now Chairman of the Broward Republican Executive Committee (BREC), Richard DeNapoli. The BREC elections were held on December 6, 2010, and it was discovered on that same day the BREC failed to disclose a $4000 donation … Read more