Thread: Lou Dobbs Tonight Monday, April 2, 2007

Lou Dobbs Tonight
Monday, April 2, 2007

Tonight, predatory loans may leave millions of Americans
homeless. More people than ever could potentially lose their
homes after signing onto mortgages they could not afford.

More than 130,000 homes entered foreclosure in February, and
there are forecasts that as many as one and a half million
Americans could lose their homes this year. Tonight, we’ll
profile a family facing foreclosure after their lives were
destroyed by mortgages they should have never been given.

More on the War on the Middle Class: The price of success is
increasing job loss. Employers of middle-class Americans are
firing workers who are long-term employees and making too much
money. Circuit City fired nearly 3,400 store employees last
week in favor of hiring cheaper workers. Tonight we’ll take a
look at why American corporations are increasingly dumping
established workers in search of cheaper labor.

Leaders of the Catholic Church are rallying for immigration
reform once again. Northern California Catholic Bishops are
speaking out today against the federal government’s raids on
illegal aliens, saying they spread fear among the immigrant
community and are affecting innocent children. In Dallas over
the weekend, a large pro-amnesty rally was planned to coincide
with Palm Sunday. Casey Wian reports.

In our continuing Red Storm series: This may be the most
important China spying case in a generation. A naturalized
American citizen is charged with spying on the United States
and passing Navy secrets to communist China. The case is part
of an espionage ring involving his entire family. We'll have a
special report as electrical engineer Chi Mak stands trial in a
Santa Ana courtroom.

And joining Lou tonight will be Fouad Ajami, director of Middle
East Studies at Johns Hopkins University. Ajami has just
returned from Iraq, where he met with the Iraqi prime minister
and the commander of U.S. forces there. He’ll fill us in on
what he learned from his latest visit.

Leaders of the Catholic Church are rallying for immigration
reform once again. Northern California Catholic Bishops are
speaking out today against the federal government’s raids on
illegal aliens, saying they spread fear among the immigrant
community and are affecting innocent children. In Dallas over
the weekend, a large pro-amnesty rally was planned to coincide
with Palm Sunday. Casey Wian reports.

What is the problem? The illegal parents of these illegal children are to blame, not the United States. Go home and there won't be a problem!
Take this up with the country from which you come that you want change IN YOUR COUNTRY and leave ours alone!

For those of us that are Catholic , please write or call your churches, let them know what a disservice they are doing to their American parishiners , and remind them they are going against the bible.

For those of us that are Catholic , please write or call your churches, let them know what a disservice they are doing to their American parishiners , and remind them they are going against the bible.

Remind them how you would have to stop your donations and believe me they'll take notice!

peanut, I couldn't agree with you more but I honestly don't think they will listen.

It's not just the illegals that are going to feel this bite. Anyone living above thier means is about to get hit hard.

Dixie

Originally Posted by peanut

For those of us that are Catholic , please write or call your churches, let them know what a disservice they are doing to their American parishiners , and remind them they are going against the bible.

Be sure to include a check....they may hear you then