Can the United States of America as we know it crumble from within in just a few short years?  The stunning possibility is more than just a dream to some enemies of the greatest nation on Earth. It is a fast-becoming probability.

The eBay birth certificate saga continues.A seller claiming to have a certified copy of Barack Obama’s birth certificate issued in a Mombasa, Kenya, hospital in 1961 is back up on eBay telling her story. Six previous times the posts have been removed.

Even when the seller offered only autographed pictures of those allegedly responsible for securing the document, the posts have been removed.

The White House sure likes to put on a show. Fresh off its joint stage production with ABC News, the Obama administration broadcast another health-care propaganda play this week under the guise of a citizen “town hall.”  Chicago consigliere and senior adviser Valerie Jarrett managed the floor and human props for Obama. In a telling moment as the event kicked off, she protested a wee bit much: “I want to emphasize that the president has not seen the questions ahead of time.” The audience responded with polite laughter.

Two of the District’s top law enforcement officials are warning that dozens of federal prisoners with ties to Colombian rebel groups and international drug rings are a threat to security at the D.C. Jail and pose a risk of escape into the surrounding neighborhood.

WASILLA, Alaska — In a stunning announcement, Gov. Sarah Palin said Friday morning she will resign her office in a few weeks.  Speculation has swirled for weeks, perhaps months that Palin would not seek re-election in 2010 as she pursues a political career on the national stage. The former vice presidential candidate has long been rumored to be considering a run at the Republican presidential nomination in 2012.

The Trans-Texas Corridor, part of the NAFTA Superhighway projected to link the United States with Canada and Mexico as an integral cog of the North American Union, is back on the agenda after Texas Governor Rick Perry lied in claiming that the proposal was dead earlier this year.  The open plan to merge the US with Mexico and Canada and create a Pan-American Union networked by a NAFTA Superhighway has long been a Globalist brainchild, but fierce opposition to the plan from activists across the country has stalled the plan at least temporarily.

On Wednesday evening, Salinas resident Juana Rojas said she had an important job to do.  After getting off work, Rojas got ready and went to church not to pray but to organize with others and demand comprehensive immigration reform.“We are tired of waiting,” the farmworker said in Spanish. “I’m a citizen now and [politicians] need my vote. We have to mobilize by any means.”

HIDALGO COUNTY — A concerned citizen’s call regarding illegal activity takes federal agents to an apartment complex located at the 27-hundred block of mile 17-1/2 near McColl Road.  “We gained access, we asked for consent, we gained access and we were able to find 20 undocumented aliens throughout the residence….”

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California officials said Wednesday they are trying to avert the federal government’s threat to seize six parks that could be closed to help reduce the state’s ballooning budget deficit. National Park Service Regional Director Jonathan Jarvis warned in a letter to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger that all six occupy former federal land that could revert to the U.S. government if the state fails to keep the parks open.

San Diego – Californians are one step closer to ending the “Anchor Baby” births by illegals throughout the state. In an effort to close ever-expanding social service programs the California Taxpayer Protection Act of 2010, Initiative 09-0010 has begun the signature process.  The Attorney General of California released the last bit of paperwork required to get the “birth tourism” legislation moving forward. Petitioners must now collect approximately 450,000 California registered voter signatures.

Anonymous You Tube videos expose corruption within Mexico’s National Immigration Agency and Federal Police

Two anonymous videos showing six presumed members of the “Zetas” expose the alleged relationship between (Mexico’s) National Immigration Agency, federal police, people traffickers and that criminal group, known as the enforcement arm of the Gulf Cartel. The first video shows a group of three “Zetas” detained clandestinely by a black-clad commando group, with heavy caliber firearms, grenades and even a rocket launcher.

Rush Limbaugh is suggesting that President Barack Obama and his political operatives already are laying the groundwork for a third term.  “You have to wonder if Obama is just trying to lay a foundation for not being a hypocrite when he tries to serve beyond 2016,” Limbaugh told his national radio audience. “I wouldn’t be at all surprised if in the next number of years there is a move on the 22nd Amendment.”

A new Rasmussen poll released earlier this week reveals that 57 percent of Americans believe gun sales have skyrocketed in this country over the past several months because of fears that the government – now under control of the Obama administration and a Democrat Congress – will move to restrict gun rights.

SALT LAKE CITY — Leaders of the Latino community held an emergency meeting Thursday. Many immigrants are afraid of what the new law, formerly Senate Bill 81, means for law enforcement and them during a routine traffic stop. Now Hispanic community leader Tony Yapias says Utah has it’s first case of racial profiling thanks to enforcement of the new law. Yapias says an officer in Utah County went too far Thursday morning when he stopped a mother and son near Benjamin because they were driving with their lights on high-beam. The officer then asked about their legal status and put them in the Utah County Jail on what’s called an “INS” hold.

STUART — The often hot button issue of illegal immigration and opinions about undocumented workers living in America dominated much of jury selection Thursday for a trial pitting a brain-damaged Guatemalan man against Martin Memorial Medical Center. Since Monday, a pool of about 155 potential jurors has been reduced to 23, with dozens being dismissed for expressing strong opinions against the false imprisonment lawsuit former patient Luis Jimenez and his guardian filed against the hospital after Martin Memorial chartered a jet in 2003 to return him to Guatemala following two years of unpaid medical care.

A Haitian immigrant may have put a face to ongoing rumors about a hunger strike at the Port Isabel Detention Center. Immigration officials filed a federal lawsuit to force feed inmate Kenson Lima. Court records show the 26-year-old immigrant was rushed to the Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen over the weekend. U.S. District Court Judge Hilda Tagle in Brownsville sided with immigration officials and ordered that Lima be given medical care and fed intravenously to save his life.

 PHOENIX — Sheriff’s deputies booked three men into jail on suspicion of animal cruelty and cockfighting. Deputies responded to the scene of an alleged cockfighting ring earlier this week in Harquahala Valley. Eriberto Cuellar, 28; Hector Rivera, 31, and Jose Martinez, 19, were found with several roosters, many of them dead, during a traffic stop near the same location, sheriff’s investigators said.

The Department of Homeland Security has deferred Monday’s planned deportation of a 23-year-old Florida honors student who didn’t realize until he applied for university that he has been undocumented since he was 3 years old. Walter Lara, who considers himself the “all-American guy next door,” came to the United States with his parents 20 years ago. He was supposed to be deported to Argentina, a country he says he knows little about. “As I look to celebrate Independence Day with family and friends this weekend, I have once again seen what makes America the best country in the world. Americans are fair, just, and kind,” Lara said in a statement.

DALLAS (AP) - A 71-year-old woman accused of recruiting family members to marry foreigners seeking green cards pleaded guilty Wednesday to taking part in an immigration fraud conspiracy. Federal prosecutors say Maria Refugia Camarillo of Fort Worth faces five years in prison and a $250,000 fine when she is sentenced in September. She also must provide a $35,000 lien on her home. Investigators said that from the 1980s until last year, Camarillo and others ran a scheme in which U.S. citizens would marry foreigners willing to pay up to $12,000. Once married, the U.S. citizen could petition for their foreign spouse to receive U.S. permanent residence, also called a green card, and later U.S. citizenship.

The first thing you need to know about Goldman Sachs is that it’s everywhere. The world’s most powerful investment bank is a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money. In fact, the history of the recent financial crisis, which doubles as a history of the rapid decline and fall of the suddenly swindled-dry American empire, reads like a Who’s Who of Goldman Sachs graduates.

An illegal immigrant involved in a fatal car accident that killed an Evesham teacher will not be charged with vehicular homicide.  Burlington County Prosecutor Robert D. Bernardi announced Tuesday that a grand jury declined to charge Jose Luis Galindo-Sanchez with vehicular homicide for the April 8 crash on Route 70 in Evesham that claimed the life of Amy Voorhees.

For the past year we have heard a lot of politicians talk about bringing change in our government. However, the change that we have seen so far isn’t change that we can believe in. Instead, progressive Democrats are trying to bring massive changes away from what our founding fathers proclaimed on July 4, 1776:  “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”

McALLEN — A Border Patrol agent shot a suspected illegal immigrant after an altercation in a Kingsville convenience store Wednesday.  The agent, who was not identified, chased the man into the Kwik Pantry convenience store after he and other people ran from a vehicle the Border Patrol was pursuing around 8 a.m., said Border Patrol spokesman John Lopez.

Democratic State Assembly candidates Bill Brown and Debbie Sarcone today unveiled legislation that would increase the penalties faced by individuals who cause a motor vehicle accident when they are in the United States illegally – and to extend the penalties to punish those who allow illegal drivers to operate motor vehicles.  Brown and Sarcone, who are running for seats in the Eighth Legislative District, said the legislation is in response to the tragic motor vehicle accident this past April that took the life of a popular Evesham Township school teacher, and the subsequent inability of law enforcement officials to fully prosecute those charged for their actions.

When the Martinez family drives the half-hour from home into Nashville, wife Deanna is behind the wheel every time.  It’s not because of some standing debate between husband and wife about who is the better driver. It’s because Deanna Martinez’s husband is one of the estimated 130,000 to 170,000 illegal immigrants living in Tennessee.

Mexico: 3,247 violent deaths reported the first six months of 2009 – a 67% increase over the same period in 2008

With new methods of violence, such as dismembering or cutting their victims into little pieces, or riddling with gunfire children paralyzed by fear, criminal and drug trafficking gangs continue their internal war with an unprecedented total of victims, and harried by federal forces that impede stabilizing zones of influence for the transport or sale of drugs. According to records of “El Universal”, during the first semester –

PHOENIX — Maricopa County sheriff’s deputies arrested a Phoenix business owner as part of an identity theft investigation Tuesday morning. Lt. Brian Lee said after receiving information through Arpaio’s illegal immigration hotline, deputies served search warrants at Aracruz International Granite, 2310 W. Sherman St., and at the business owner’s home in Anthem at approximately 10 a.m. Tuesday. Deputies arrested the owner, Raphael Libardi, 48, of Brazil, near his home for identity theft, mortgage fraud, and being in the country illegally.

PHOENIX, June 30 (UPI) — The controversial sheriff in Phoenix says he locked down the Maricopa County jails because of rumors of trouble between black and Hispanic inmates. During the lockdown, visitors will not be able to enter the jails and the 10,000 inmates will be confined to their cells, The Arizona Republic reported. Prisoners will still be taken to court and work release and work furloughs will continue. … He said Monday inmates were apparently upset at not being grouped by race or ethnic background, the newspaper reported. “If we segregate them, they don’t like each other, that means I’m giving into them by isolating groups based on the ethnic background,” he said. “That’s not going to happen.”

When the Martinez family drives the half-hour from home into Nashville, wife Deanna is behind the wheel every time. It’s not because of some standing debate between husband and wife about who is the better driver. It’s because Deanna Martinez’s husband is one of the estimated 130,000 to 170,000 illegal immigrants living in Tennessee. He can’t renew his driver’s license since Tennessee tightened the documentation requirements a few years ago. And Davidson County is the only place in the state where the sheriff’s office participates in a federal program in which a traffic stop can lead to deportation.

Immigration has pitted Americans against one another for over a century now. Intriguingly, that’s about the same amount of time the federal government has presumed an interest in the issue. Its interference has turned the debate over immigration into a toxic brew. But when we strain the emotion and rhetoric from it, it boils down to a simple question: should the state regulate our comings and goings? From the beginning colonial governments have involved themselves with American immigration.