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Rep. Chris Cannon (R-Utah), who represents what may be the most Republican district in the nation, has emerged as a feckless apologist for the Bush administration's open borders agenda. He volubly supports the proposed Bush amnesty for illegal aliens, and he has sponsored one of several bills in the House to accomplish that treasonable objective.
As noted recently in these pages ("Stealth Invasion," April 5 issue), Rep. Cannon received the 2002 "Excellence in Leadership Award" from the Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF). Funded almost entirely by the Ford Foundation, MALDEF is the legal activist arm of what could be called the reconquista lobby: Radical groups that support illegal immigration and the reconquest of the American Southwest by Mexico.
During a March 24 hearing on Capitol Hill, Rep. Cannon performed to perfection the role of congressional surrogate for the reconquista lobby. "Cannon ... interrogated anti-immigration witnesses at a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing after all other members of the panel had left to vote on the floor," reported the March 25 Salt Lake Tribune. "His 40 minutes of withering questioning was halted ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Utah's loose Cannon.(Insider Report)