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DOJ nominee Thomas Perez pushed driver's licenses for illegal aliens when president of CASA - 4/06/2009

... for a fight" (link) about Thomas Perez, the Maryland labor secretary who was nominated to head the civil rights division of the Department of Justice. Among other things, it contains this: Immigration is a minor responsibility for the division's lawyers, but the topic is likely to be a focus in the confirmation of Perez, a Dominican American. For seven years, he was a director of CASA o...

Andrew Rosenthal /NYT melting down: lies about opponents; defends MALDEF; wrong about Saenz? - 3/24/2009

... He keys off the selection of Thomas Perez rather than Thomas Saenz in an attempt to get Barack Obama to support comprehensive immigration reform. Here's the background on the Perez/Saenz issue.

Tom Perez now heads DOJ Civil Rights Division (not Thomas Saenz) - 3/16/2009

... UPDATE] Barack Obama has selected Thomas Perez to head the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice. His full bio as provided by the White House is below [1]. Oddly enough, they fail to note his close ties to Casa de Maryland, a far-left group that strongly supports illegal immigration. Note that at the end of last month, the word on the street was that he was going to head up the USCIS...

Thomas Perez to head Citizenship and Immigration Services? (close with Casa de Maryland) - 2/20/2009

According to this, the new pick for Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is Thomas E. Perez, currently Labor Secretary of Maryland. In April 2007, he "joined students in Annapolis to urge approval of a bill granting in-state tuition rates to undocumented immigrants" (link). And from this: Perez, a former Clinton Administration official and currently Maryland’s Secretary of Labo...

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