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So the best they can do, is provoke individual states trying to protect their citizens from unfunded mandates. Arizona, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and a very few other states are the ‘Patsy’. They are being victimized by the Liberal run Obama’s Justice Department, although they turn a blind eye to violations of federal law, with the emergence of Sanctuary States like California, Nevada, Colorado, New York and more. Not only will the Attorney General Eric holder and his leftist attorneys bear down on states that defy his power, but anybody, who gets in the mix, is political fodder as with Sheriff Joe Arpaio from Maricopa Country. His only violation is he loves his country, observed the terrible consequences of the influx of illegal aliens who have damaged badly the state finances. Amongst the illegal invaders are criminals, that have saturated the city of Phoenix bring in the drug dealers, prostitution, robbery, sexual assaults on children and women and as widespread across the country drunken drivers; hit and runs. The ‘ Secure Communities “ should be a mandatory law to check every set of fingerprints and any violations, should be deportation or prison.

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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – A Nebraska mother accused of pimping out her 14-year-old daughter also charged men to have sex with her 7-year-old daughter, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.
The 35-year-old mother allowed at least seven men to have sex with her 14-year-old at least 20 times, the patrol said. Investigators also said at least three men had sex with the 7-year-old.
The Lincoln Journal Star reported (http://bit.ly/KNy8EJ ) Thursday that three men have been arrested and charged with sexual assault of a child. The felony carries a prison sentence of 20 years to life.
“This is a very disturbing case,” said patrol Superintendent David Sankey. “Our investigators working this case have nearly 30 years of experience and cannot recall a time where children so young were being sold into prostitution.”

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NEXT GENERATION Here’s your chance to catch a glimpse of the ballet world’s possible stars of tomorrow, as Boston Ballet showcases its pre-professional students. This one-night-only concert features original faculty choreography as well as a world premiere by Yury Yanowsky. Guest performers include members of Boston Ballet II and the New England Conservatory Youth Philharmonic Orchestra. May 16, 7 p.m. $25-$100. Boston Opera House. 617-695-6955, www.bostonballet.org
RED, BLACK & GREEN: A BLUES (RBGB) This ambitious multimedia work by Marc Bamuthi Joseph combines dance with music, poetry, and visual imagery in an exploration of social and environmental responsibility amid the escalating concerns of climate change. May 11-12. $25 ($22 for students and members). Institute of Contemporary Art. 617-478-3103, www.icaboston.org
DESIDERARE Prometheus Dance evokes the conflicted lives of seven women in a 19th-century brothel in this darkly provocative dance-theater work. Cellist Ashima Scripp contributes live music, and poet Karen Klein portrays a uniquely eloquent madam.

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Analysis, response to Obama’s gay marriage stanceBy The Associated Press President Barack Obama’s announcement that he supports gay marriage sent ripples through the political world on Wednesday. What does this mean for the 2012 election against…More >>
Yankees closer Rivera has blood clot in calfMariano Rivera has a blood clot in his right calf, the latest health problem for the longtime New York Yankees closer who tore a knee ligament last week while shagging fly balls during batting practice.More >>
Panel cuts foreign aid, military aid to PakistanA GOP-controlled House panel has cut the U.S. foreign aid budget by some 9 percent, targeting the cuts on economic aid and contributions to the United Nations and the World Bank.More >>
Judge frowns on accused NY madam’s 3rd atty switch
It’s another day, another lawyer for a woman accused of running a multimillion-dollar Manhattan escort service and boasting of contacts in law enforcement.

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Old news. The scary news is that “Citizens United” — the legal whoring system where legislators prostitute themselves for campaign dollars in exchange for corporations dictating taxation and regulations — is going to make the deregulation of the banking system look like the baby steps Dick Cheney took while cutting his dirty-trick teeth under the Nixon administration. As one friend said to me when connecting these dots, we are going to start looking like Argentina.
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A congressman on NPR’s “This American Life” said he needs to raise $15,000 a day to stay in office. If a person needed $15,000 a day for his drug addiction we’d all know he’d have to commit crimes to sustain it. The same is so for congress, only we’ve made Washington’s criminal behavior legal. It would be as if it were legal for a drug addict to break into your home and take your stuff to support his habit, but Washington’s crimes to sustain the corporate/legislator prostitution ring are actually less honest because crimes are committed against you, but you don’t even know you’ve been taken.

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… Usually somebody says, ‘I see prostitutes (in front of my business). I see this, I see that,’” he said. “But lately, it’s been good feedback.”
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When Greg Belcher looked around the table at last week’s Montello Business Association meeting in Brockton and asked if anyone had concerns to raise, he was surprised by what he heard. Nothing. “Usually somebody says, ‘I see prostitutes (in front of my business). I see this, I see that,’” he said. “But lately, it’s been good feedback.” Belcher, owner of Waitt Funeral Home, credits the recent scarcity of prostitutes, drug dealers and pan-handlers to new police foot patrols that started in the Montello and Campello business districts about three weeks ago. Brockton started its foot patrol experiment downtown last fall at the request of the City Council. The patrols proved successful, and the department began looking for ways to expand them. Chief Emanuel Gomes said the department landed a federal grant that pays for two officers to …

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HB 856 (Rep. Rob Kauffman, R-Cumberland/Franklin):  Establishes the intentional trafficking for financial gain of a non-U.S. citizen as a third-degree felony, punishable by up to 7 years imprisonment and/or a fine of up to $15,000; if the trafficked individual is a minor or sustains bodily injury, the crime is graded as a first-degree felony, punishable by up to 20 years imprisonment and/or a fine of up to $25,000.
HB 1904 (Rep. Kathy Rapp, R-Forest/McKean/Warren):  Clarifies that, under the agreement whereby Pennsylvania allowed the federal government to acquire land for the creation of the Allegheny National Forest, the federal government was not given the authority to pass laws or implement rules with respect to rights not included with the transfer of land, which include privately held and state-owned mineral and water rights.
HB 2016 (Rep. Brian Ellis, R-Butler):  Includes the trafficking for commercial sex purposes in the offense of human trafficking; establishes the trafficking of a minor as a felony of the first degree; establishes a parent selling or transferring custody of a minor for commercial sex purposes as a second-degree felony; and establishes a civil cause of action for coercion into prostitution.

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May 3, 2012
PLAISTOW — George Chandler said he doesn’t understand why the New Hampshire Legislature wants to stop him from opening an adult entertainment business.
The Revere resident wants to open a “social amusement center” in a plaza on Route 125 with computer terminals on which customers play games to earn prizes or cash. But a bill discussed in the Senate yesterday would ban businesses like the one Chandler is proposing.

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