Oregon's governor, Ted Kulongoski, used to support allowing state agencies to attend events sponsored by the local Mexican consulate where they gave out ID cards to illegal aliens (see "Dave Frohnmayer, U of Oregon collaborate with Mexican government" and "Mexican residents gain ID benefits").
Now, he's changed his mind and won't allow state agencies to attend the events.
This is a good victory for the American side. However, one of those agencies isn't under his direct supervision: the Bureau of Labor and Industries. And, Labor Commissioner Dan Gardner says he'll continue to be involved and thus will end up supporting the agenda of a hostile foreign government.
Details and contact information for those involved here.
Immigration · Sun, 03/12/2006 - 16:54 · · Importance: 1
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