Arizona removing 'retardation,' 'crippled' from statutes From the Arizona Republic: Former Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner and his family were among the roughly two dozen individuals who attended a ceremonial bill signing in Gov. Jan Brewer's office Thursday, celebrating passage of legislation that removes the words “mental retardation” and “crippled” from state statutes. Special Olympics…

The New York Times has a follow up on the three states opting out of Secure Communities that we talked about on Tuesday.  Professor Schuck makes some solid points about the seamless nature of this data-sharing and how it can be useful in identifying and deporting dangerous offenders. He gets a little off the rails…

From the New York Times, we see yet another sign that the Obama administration is not serious about enforcing our immigration laws.  Under the threat of certain states opting out, they are making changes to the Secure Communities data sharing program which requires people who are arrested to put their fingerprints into a national data…

By:  J. Charles Coughlin how to get a girlfriend Arizona Republic columnist Ed Montini’s Sunday column got me thinking.  Like a parent who only bemoans the challenges his child faces, Montini focuses on the negatives attached to our state, instead of celebrating our accomplishments.  Arizona is not a “juvenile delinquent” our state is simply the…

Nathan Cole will serve as the Tempe JROTC battalion commander next year. The Highground family is so proud! How To Get Your Ex Girlfriend Back Free Online From the Arizona Republic: Desert Vista student will lead district’s JROTC cadets by Cathryn Creno – Jun. 6, 2011 10:09 AM The Arizona Republic Desert Vista High School…