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America: Prepare to Get Shafted
October 27, 2004 - 6 pm PDT -- Congress will return after
the election for a lame-duck session. Underhanded deals dealt
the American people during lame-duck sessions include NAFTA.
Expect the Congress to stick it to the American people and drop
the immigration reform elements of the new Intelligence bill.
Prop.
200 Will Be On the Ballot
October 23, 2004 -- 6:09 pm PDT -- There is no way that the
little language problem with Arizona's Prop. 200 will keep it
off the ballot. It will be there. It will be voted on and there
will be a tally. The people will speak.
Catholic
Church Involved in Voter Fraud?
October 21, 2004 -- 1:15 pm PDT -- Expect a major story to break
soon involving the Catholic Church and registering illegal aliens
to vote.
High speed chase involving Border Patrol
in progress
October 17, 2004 - 10:57 AM - The Border Patrol is involved
in a high speed chase of a black Mazda on Arizona Hwy. 80 rear
mile post 335 (between Tombstone and Sierra Vista). Also: Three
suspects fled the horrific
load vehicle crash in Sierra Vista on October 16. Two suspects
have been caught, however the suspect thought to be the driver
is still on the loose.
'Major incident' involving
invaders reported on Fort Huachuca
October 16, 2004 - 2:32 pm -- American Patrol has been told that
an incident occurred on the Fort Huachuca military base in Sierra
Vista, Arizona this morning involving serious aggression by suspected
invaders resulted in injuries serious enough to require civilian
ambulances being brought in from outside the base. --- UPDATE
- 2:40 pm: Apparently this incident involved a major accident
on State Route 90 near Huachuca City [see
area map]. Several fatalities were reported. UPDATE -
2:45 pm: New info indicates that two separate incidents may
have occurred; one involving a confrontation between invaders
and the Border Patrol on the base, and another on Hwy. 90 involving
the suspected load vehicle. The info indicates that fatalities
are involved in the Hwy. 90 incident, but it's unclear just what
casualties, if any, occurred on the base during the confrontation.
No civilians are being allowed on base at this tme. -- UPDATE - 6 pm - Here's the current
casualty count from the crash on Hwy. 90: 7 fatalities (5 suspected
illegals, 2 thought to be local residents); 30 injured, 14 of
whom are reported to be in critical condition in Arizona hospitals.
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American
Patrol -- October 13, 2004 Presidential Debate: Question on Prop. 200 will be asked 6:08 pm -- We have it on good information that the moderator at the final Presidential Debate in Tempe, Arizona will ask the candidates a question about Arizona's Proposition 200. Don't miss this! (At 6:53 pm Pacific time the question was asked. Neither candidate gave an acceptable answer. The question wasn't about Prop. 200 specifically, but about border security. Bush went into the same old routine about working for 50 cents in Mexico and $5 in the U.S., etc. Complete balderdash bordering on disgusting.) |
Border watchdog arrested in Sierra Vista, Arizona
September 21, 2004 -- 6:10 pm PDT -- American Patrol has learned that Jack Foote, head of Ranch Rescue, was arrested in Sierra Vista today and is being held at the Cochise County Sheriff's substation. It is unknown on what charges he is being held. More details when they become available.
Invaders flooding into U.S. despite increased patrols
August 27, 2004 -- At 8 am Friday morning, Pacific Daylight Saving Time, the Border Patrol was engaged in chasing 200 illegal aliens in and around Sierra Vista, Arizona. One group was being rounded up on the Fort Huachuca Army base by MPs. -- -- 08:15 am PDT -- A large group of invaders was spotted in Black Canyon on Ft. Huachuca. A call went out for the BP helicopter to aid on apprehension but it is busy chasing down a group of 30 near the San Pedro River.
Wide-open borders encourage more attacks on America
Sierra Vista, Arizona - August 20, 2004 - 2:30 pm -- According to a reliable source, three terrorists crossed the border into the United States from Mexico yesterday. Two were apprehended. The FBI learned that the terrorists came to assassinate the military personnel who work in store-front recruiting offices in the Sierra Vista mall in Sierra Vista, Arizona. -- The recruiters were briefed on the situation and told to be on the alert and to notify local police of any suspicious activity. -- The nationality of the terrorists is not known. -- In the face of American Patrol's skepticism, our source insisted the story is true.
What Homeland Security?
August 18, 2004 -- Sierra Vista, Arizona - 8:04 am - The America Border Patrol headquarters received a report from a reliable source saying that Military Police were rounding up 20 suspected illegal aliens on the Fort Huachuca Military Reservation just about 8 am today. Fort Huachuca is just outside Sierra Vista, Arizona.
White House getting hammered on Bush's latest invader-rewarding shenanigans
August 10, 2004 -- A reader contacted the headquarters of American Patrol this morning to report an interesting exchange with a White House comment line operator. Our reader was voicing his opinion on George Bush's latest scheme to overlook the millions of Mexicans squatting illegally on U.S. soil [see this feature item], and the opinion was not very favorable toward Señor Bush. The operator told the caller that the phones have been ringing off the hook with calls chastising both Bush and his sidekick Hutchinson ever since news of the scheme broke, and the operator further stated that Bush's scheme didn't meet with her approval either.
Major operation underway in the Sasabe, Arizona area
August 9, 2004 -- 1 pm ---The Border Patrol launched a major operation near Sasabe, Arizona, this morning [see map]. It involved more than 800 agents and resulted in the impoundment of 27 vehicles before 9 a.m. today. The operation also nabbed a number of locals who were driving vehicle used to transport illegal aliens. Special Reconnaissance Teams (SRT) shut down hilltop "spotters" who were using night vision scopes to report Border Patrol location to smugglers via cell phone.
Arizona Proposition 200 very likely to appear on the ballot
August 5, 2004 -- 9:55 am -- Arizona Prop. 200, or the Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act, will likely make it to the voters. The word is that the signature validity rate on petitions is exceeding 80%, amazing election officials around the state. An announcement is said to be imminent. Stay tuned.
17 Suspected Invaders Nailed in Miller Canyon
August 4, 2004 - 8:30 am PDT -- Sierra Vista, Arizona -- Border Patrol agents have nabbed 17 suspected illegal aliens in Miller Canyon. One suspect was suffering from a snake bite. As of this report, EMTs have not arrived at the scene to treat the suspect. American taxpayers ill be stuck with the bill, as usual.
Border Patrol involved in another chase in Arizona
August 3, 2004 - An American Border Patrol Hawkeye was on Highway 92 in Sierra Vista last evening about 9:40 p.m. when the person observed a Border Patrol involved in a "low speed chase" of a fairly new, off white pickup truck. The truck was riding very low suggesting a very heavy load. As the truck turned on to Buffalo Soldiers Trail northbound, it sped up beyond the fifty mile per hour speed limit, leaving the Hawkeye behind. The Hawkeye later learned that the truck was stopped at the Border Patrol check point on Highway 90 north of Huachuca City. Contents of the truck were not revealed.
Invader threatens Southern Arizona rancher
July 27, 2004 -- 9:20 am -- At about 8 am this morning a rancher near Arivaca, Arizona (west of Nogales) encountered a group of about 20 illegal aliens. When he reached for his cell phone to call the Border Patrol, the coyote threatened him and tried to stop him from using the phone. The rancher already had the Border Patrol on the phone and told them of the on-going confrontation. The B.P. had a helicopter overhead within five minutes.
Border Patrol Attacked near Naco, Arizona
July 27, 2004 -- At about 10:20 pm last evening the Border Patrol near Naco, Arizona, observed a group of more than 40 people climbing over the border fence that runs a short distance east and west of the small town. Thinking it might have been a diversion, the agents held back only to see about five people cross at a different location carrying what turned out to be drugs. As the agents moved in to apprehend the invaders they were met with a hail of rocks. Two B.P. vehicles ended up with shattered windshields. Some of the crossers made it to a house trailer on Friendly street in Naco. It is not known how many were apprehended.
Priest quits church over illegal immigration issue
July 8, 2004 -- A priest in the Atlanta diocese was admonished by his archbishop for complaining that illegal aliens were hurting his parishioners. The priest told the archbishop that he was tired of watching the Catholic Church run an illegal alien smuggling ring. The archbishop warned him that failure to desist from making comments would lead to his being transfered. At that point the priest tore off his collar and threw it at the archbishop, saying "go to hell," and walked out, quitting the Church.
Border Patrol interior 'sweeps' suspended?
July 3, 2004 -- We have received reliable information indicating that Washington has suspended the so-called 'raids' that have allegedly been conducted under the control of the San Diego offices of the Border Patrol. The info indicates that the suspension will be in effect until July 18. Be sure to let the DHS, BCIS, your Representatives, and President Bush know that you want all immigration laws strictly enforced. Click here for contact information.
More on alleged Mexican child raping ice cream vendor
July 1, 2004 -- 7 am PDT -- [Re Ice cream truck driver accused of impregnating girl, 9 -- Associated Press/Arizona Republic, July 30, 2004] -- Yep, he's ILLEGAL. Keep me anonymous, please, but he was just returned to Mexico one year ago (voluntary return.) -- The mother should SUE the city for issuing an illegal alien a vendor's permit (if he even bothered to get one.) -- Received from an Arizona law enforcement officer.
Budget woes could result in release of dangerous illegals
June 23, 2004 -- Most of the Deportation Officers in the Houston Texas office have reached the governments Overtime cap and are precluded from working OT until at least October 1st. That means that hardly anyone can escort dangerous criminal aliens out of the US. Many of them will either continue in detention (at about $80.00 per day per person) or will be released.
Arrogant Mexican raises stink in Reno
June 21, 2004 -- A Mexican became angry with an employee when a Reno Walgreens did not have Mexican flags for sale. The employee was polite at first, but when the man continued with insulting language, the employee pointed out that Reno is in the U.S., not Mexico. The Mexican disputed that claim. The employee said that she is well aware of American history and pointed out that Nevada was purchased from Mexico following the war in 1848. During the exchange, the store manager appeared and suggested that the employee end the argument. Two women nearby came to the employee's defense. The Mexican then stormed off, saying, "We are going to fight. This is Mexico and we are going to fight to take it back!" The employee was born in Japan.
ICE activity in Santa Barbara?
June 18, 2004 -- Illegals are hiding this morning near the beach area 7-Eleven and unable to get to the buses for work because of what they believe is ICE activity. -- Unfortunately our police chief... a Latino they imported....has told illegals not to worry in Santa Barbara.
Troublesome illegals continue to pose a threat in Cochise County
June 15, 2004 -- Three illegal aliens trespassed on private property in Hereford, Arizona this morning at about 5:30 am. One tried to break into a building. Calls to the Cochise County Sheriff's Office went unanswered. They were too busy to respond. Finally they answered -- Later, two deputies and a Border Patrol officer arrived and arrested the three about 1/8 of a mile from the building. No charges have been filed thus far.
'Round-up' of invaders in California inspires protest
Pomona, Calif. -- 7:45 pm PDT -- We have received news of a protest in the vicinity of Reservoir and Holt Streets involving about 100 Hispanic-looking participants blocking the intersection. The protest is said to be over the recent arrest of about 150 illegal aliens in the Inland Empire and eastern L.A. County areas. Police are monitoring the situation. The report came in at 7:15 pm PDT. -- UPDATE at 8:10 pm - Apparently the demonstrators have become violent and are throwing rocks at passing cars and damaging them.
Child sex slaves being smuggled into the U.S. from Mexico?
June 8, 2004 -- Accord to reliable sources, Mexican children are being smuggled through Columbus, New Mexico, into the United States for sexual exploitation.
The Police chief of Columbus got a report from a Mexican man looking for his daughter. The Chief so incensed started working on it but federal authorities ignored him
On June 4 the FBI rescued two females, ages 12 and 14, in Cherokee County, GA, who were being held for sexual exploitation. One was smuggled through Columbus. According to these sources, the sheriff of Cherokee County refuses to make reports on this sexual exploitation and the perpetrators were never arrested.
The Chief of Police of Columbus is outraged over the failure
of law enforcement, especially the sheriff of Cherokee County
to take this sex slavery seriously.
Making Money
Off the Invasion
May 30, 2004 -- My Open Records requests research have found
that a company called "Justice Benefits International",
a "business unit of Unificare, LTD, located at 2010 Valley
View Lane, Suite 300, Dallas, TX 75234, phone # 927-406-3701,
MAKES MONEY by contracting with jails throughout the USA housing
illegal aliens. This company skims 20% of the US
goverments payments to jails housing ILLEGAL ALIENS. Counties
contract with JBI/Unificare, which serves as a liaison, or agent
to the Feds. Interesting that this is an "LTD",
not Inc., indicating it is NOT a US company. Can
anyone in the Dallas area find out more about this company, for
example WHO OWNS IT???
Document scam driven by invaders spreading
in North Georgia
May 20, 2004 -- 3:45 pm PST-- Counties in north Georgia (Hall,
Forsyth, Cherokee, etc.) are reporting a well organized document
fraud scam involving birth certificates. It goes like this: Illegal
alien women who give birth in the county claim they do not know
who the father is. After birth, they obtain a birth certificate
and five copies. Later, a man comes in and claims he is the father.
The mother agrees. This causes the counties to issue yet another
birth certificate, with a new name, and five copies. These ten
certificates are then altered and used to claim U.S. birth for
other babies born elsewhere. County officials have complained
about this scam but the feds refuse to take action.
Big
BP presence on Douglas, AZ's east side
Douglas, Arizona - May 12, 2004 - 12:48 pm MST -- A reader
reports: There are 12 BP units and at least 80 illegals on Airport
and 15th in Douglas! Biggest concentration of BP I've ever
seen!
Officers chase suspects to the border
Cochise County, Arizona -- May 12, 2004 - 10:55 am MST --
There was just a big chase from Moson Road to Naco... ICE, BP,
and Cochise County Sheriffs were involved. Red pickup truck made
it back into Mexico with help from the other side. Cochise County
Sheriff warned of the possibility of an ambush "like we've
had before." -- Doubt the local papers will cover it. Not
sure if you have agency contacts who will release details, but
ABP should cover the story.
Suspected illegal alien reportedly shot
Sierra Vista, AZ -- May 11, 2004 -- Noon MST -- We have received
word that a group of suspected illegals has been apprehended
by the Border Patrol on or near the Coronado National Monument
south of Sierra Vista. Possibly one suspected illegal has been
shot... possibly more than one. More news if and when it becomes
available.
Mexican Media Stoking Reconquista
Firestorm
April 14, 2004 -- 5:00 pm PDT -- The Mexican media is stirring
the pot of anti-Americanism with lies. One Mexican living in
Mexico City told his translator son (well educated legal American
living in the U.S.) that Mexican TV and newspapers were saying
that the American military was regularly invading Mexican territory.
The man said Mexicans had a right to be in the Southwest because
the TV and papers tell him it was stolen from Mexico.
Sham
IDs a threat to nationl security
April 13, 2004 - 11:15 am -- A lawyer was in a South Trust
Bank in Atlanta yesterday when he noticed the man in front of
him give the teller a Mexican matricula
consular card. The problem was the man looked very Middle
Eastern, not Mexican. The teller took about five minutes to clear
the check which was drawn on the same bank. After giving the
man the money, she said, "Thank you Mr. Gonzales."
The lawyer said the man answered in a clear voice that had no
trace of a Mexican accent.
Saudi shenanigans
in Mexico rumored
April 13, 2004 - 11:00 am -- Saudi Arabia is financing Wahabi
activity in Mexico. The purpose is to create and promote the
so called jihad culture in Mexico through an expanding infrastructure
of religious schools, madrasas and mosques.
Al
Qaida May Be Linked to Mexican Organizations
April 4, 2004 -- A security expert working for a company doing
business in Iraq has come upon a number of Web sites in Arabic
(he is fluent in the language) that link Al Qaida to Mexican
organizations. This could this be as significant as the Zimmerman
telegram (A note sent in 1917 from the German Foreign Minister
to his ambassador in Mexico, containing details of a proposed
alliance against America. - See
this website) That memo led the U.S. into World War I.
More invaders caught on Arizona military reservation
March 31, 2004 - 12:15 MST - Sierra Vista, Arizona -- Word has
it that military police in a high security area of Fort Huachuca
are holding 30 illegal alien invaders and are waiting for the
Border Patrol to come get them. Over
120 suspected invaders were captured on the reservation last
Saturday alone.
Ambulance Chasers Descend
on the Peach State
March 24, 2004 -- Eight Hispanic (read Mexican American) lawyers
from an L.A. law firm that specializes in hitting on anyone who
interferes with reconquista, have shown up in Atlanta Georgia
looking for plaintiffs to file actions against high school students
who bothered illegal aliens. It is against Georgia State bar
rules for lawyers to solicit clients and these guys aren't even
licensed in Georgia. What's more, the Archdiocese of Atlanta
is helping these clowns do their dirty work.
High-ranking
ICE official reportedly dies in accident under suspicious circumstances
March 16, 2004 - 2:04 pm PST -- American Patrol has been informed
that a high-ranking official with the Bureau of Customs and Immigration
Enforcement was killed this morning in a solo-vehicle accident
in a city in the southwestern U.S. Although this has not been
confirmed by American Patrol, the report received by our offices
indicated that the official may have been the victim of a shooting.
Strange
Happenings in Atlanta
February 16, 2004 -- According to a very reliable source, two
individuals observed at a gun show near Atlanta this weekend
were not what they first appeared to be. At first glance the
individuals appeared to be of Mexican origin, with dress and
hair sort of "gang like." The source positioned himself
so as to eves drop without being observed. When the individuals
spoke privately to each other, they seemed to be speaking in
Arabic. The source says the bone structure of the individuals
resembled Middle Easterners.
Mexican invaders
accused of trashing Georgia school
Canton, Georgia -- February 13, 2004 - 7 am PST -- According
to reliable sources, Cherokee
High School was vandalized last evening and illegal aliens
from Mexico were caught in the act. The school is under lock
down today. The attack follows an assault
on illegal Mexicans by high school students. A teacher at
the school was reported saying "the war has begun."
Update
(7:45 am PST) -- According to a teacher, Mexican illegals have
threatened to kidnap students and beat them up. The school is
in lock down to protect the students. Parents and teachers fear
what might happen this weekend. [See
this feature]
Students beat up suspected
Mexican invaders?
February 12, 2004 -- Five high school students from Cherokee
County, Georgia were arrested last night for beating people they
believed were illegal aliens from Mexico. According to reporters
such incidents are more common than reported because law enforcement
is covering them up.
Foreign nationals working
for the Border Patrol?
Cochise County, Arizona -- January 29, 2004 -- A citizen
(retired law enforcement officer) called the Naco, Az. Border
Patrol station to report sighting Middle Eastern-looking men
walking near the U.S. - Mexico border. The citizen said, "they
don't look Mexican." The Border Patrol agent, a female,
said, "Well, I'm Mexican." The citizen was outraged
that U.S. Border Patrol agents don't consider themselves to be
Americans first.
Invasion picking up speed
January 27, 2004 -- Sources have revealed that hits on ground
sensors installed in the border area in southern Cochise County,
Arizona have increased significantly in recent days. This is
a very good indication that the flow of foreign invaders into
the U.S. from Mexico is rapidly on the rise despite what the
feds may tell the public.
Your Government At
Work?
January 13, 2004 -- A restaurant owner in northern Georgia has
been known for some time for his habit of employing illegal aliens.
In the past months he has expanded his operation to include smuggling
of illegal aliens from Mexico, making trips to the border to
collect his prizes. He then sets them up in half-way-houses,
and has them work off their coyote fees by working for him, while
at the same time paying his rents. A reporter has been documenting
all of this. When he took his documentation to the local office
of Immigration and Customs Enforcement they said they were not
interested.
Border Patrol has camera woes
Cochise County, Arizona -- 1/6/04 -- American Patrol has
obtained information indicating that the Border Patrol has destroyed
another $100,000 camera, the second in three months. The first
one was destroyed when a supervisor drove under a bridge while
the camera was extended. The latest one was ruined when an agent
extended a camera into live power lines.
Amnesty
Scheme: White House being bombarded with phone calls
1/5/04 -- American Patrol has learned that the White House
is being inundated with calls from citizens who do not agree
with Bush's anticipated announcement of a form of amnesty for
illegal aliens, and an extremely loose 'guest worker' program.
The announcement is supposed to occur on Wednesday, January 7.
You can contact the White House [click
here for contact info... faxes and phone calls work best]
and express your concerns. [Please
observe 'Don't Shop Day' January 12]
Mexicans
may be interfering with U.S. commercial radio signals
12/30/03 -- American Patrol has received information about
one or more powerful AM radio transmitters being operated on
Baja California, Mexico, on the 560 khz AM frequency, the channel
used by KSFO in San Francisco.
Word has it that the Mexicans are upset about opinions expressed
on KSFO concerning the Mexican invasion.
Apparent
feud between BICE and the Border Patrol
Tucson -- December 17, 2003 -- American Patrol has received a
rumor concerning the head of the Bureau of Immigration and Customs
Enforcement (BICE) in Tucson. Word has it that this individual
has told all of his people that they are not to call the Border
Patrol when encountering suspected illegal aliens. There is apparently
a feud going on between BICE and the BP in southern Arizona.
More
Government Incompetence Involving Illegals
12/15/03 -- An automobile dealer in Atlanta was defrauded when
a buyer handed him a bad check for $14,000. When the man was
caught it was learned he was an illegal alien from Nigeria. He
was tried and convicted and sentenced to prison. When Cherokee
county officials notified the USCIS (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration
Services) that they had an illegal alien in custody, the USCIS
came to the prison and removed the man for immediate deportation.
Then the USCIS learned that they didn't have enough beds to house
the man and they released him, with notification to appear for
a hearing. He disappeared. They then learned there was yet another
warrant out for his arrest.
Commercial Air Travel:
Phony IDs widespread
12/10/03 -- Baggage screeners at a California airport recently
noticed an unusual object in a checked piece of luggage when
it was going through x-ray equipment. Upon physically checking
the bag, they discovered a tightly banded stack of 60 identification
cards, all with different names but the same photo on them. At
least one of the cards was a Mexican
matricula consular card. Air Marshals found the person who
checked the luggage (a Middle-Eastern individual) and removed
him from the aircraft. Sources have told American Patrol that
incidents like this are widespread.
They just
sneak in to do jobs Americans won't do
12/09/03 - 5:05 pm PST -- The Department of Homeland Security's
Customs Enforcement division is said to be on a high state of
alert. They are reportedly concerned with the possibility of
terrorists entering the United States across the Mexican border.
In-flight Insecurity
11/6/03 -- Recently a Homeland Security sky marshal, who had
been a Border Patrol agent, noticed 3 suspicious characters leaving
the plane he was aboard. As they left, the sky marshal interviewed
the three. They admitted that they were all in the country illegally
(they were Mexicans), and that they had used forged documents
to board the flight.
The air marshal notified the INS. They
showed up at the airport, took the suspects into custody, then
released them to the airline (Delta Airlines) thereafter.
The airline put the illegals up in a
hotel because they had missed their connecting flight. Delta
also paid for their meals, and provided them with a Spanish-speaking
chauffeur.
Delta then complained to the the Department
of Homeland Security (DHS) about the detention by the sky marshal.
The DHS then fired the sky marshal.
The sky marshal complained to the union
and was reinstated with a 7 day suspension.
The sky marshal reports that other sky
marshals have had similar experiences and may join a class action
suit.
Correction
10/26/03 -- Yesterday we posted an item in the Rumor Mill
suggesting that the fires in Southern California were some kind
of or retaliation by the Mexican government or Mexicans. Upon
investigation, we can find no reliable source or basis for this
suggestion and we apologize for posting it.
Devastating
California wildfires very suspicious
10/25/03 -- 5:30 pm -- (E-mail to American Patrol): The Mexican
government and numerous Mexicans have been making threats about
retaliation for revoking licenses for illegal aliens. -- Do you
think the CA fires part of that retaliation? -- It is very unusual
to have this many fires.
More Annoying Invader
Woes in Atlanta
October 22, 2003 -- A Catholic parish in northern Atlanta
is confronting a serious illegal alien problem. Illegals have
been demanding money and, recently demanded access the the parish's
computer records and paper files of birth certificates and confirmation
records (obviously to help them in producing phony documents.)
The parish has also been used as a "neutral ground"
for gang members. This Monday night the church council intends
to confront the issue by forcing the illegals out and changing
the locks. Word is that Catholic priests in the "Hispanic
Mission" of northern Atlanta have actually helped illegal
obtain church records and hard copies of birth certificates and
confirmation records.
Your Government At Work on The Border
Sierra Vista, AZ -- October 21, 2003 -- 4:12 pm PDT
-- American Patrol has been informed that when OTMs (other than
Mexicans) are apprehended, they are taken to the Border Patrol
station in Tucson. There they are asked where they are going
(New York, Detroit, Chicago, L.A., etc.). They are then issued
notices to appear in their city of destination in one year, and
then they are given bus fare to those cities. --- Also, there
is a road south of Bisbee that runs toward Naco Junction near
Naco Airport in southern Cochise County. The Border Patrolmen
in the area are told that if they are from the Douglas Station,
they are to leave SBIs (suspected border intruders) who are spotted
on the west side of the road alone, since that is the area the
Naco station is responsible for. Agents from the Naco station
are told not to disturb SBIs they spot on the east side of the
road. Your government at work.
What Homeland
Security?
Sierra Vista, Arizona -- October 16, 2003 -- A Border Patrol
officer from Cochise County took 11 Brazilian illegals to the
Border Patrol facility in Tucson recently. When he delivered
the invaders, he remarked [paraphrased], "Here are 11 more
for you to turn loose". He was told that the Border Patrol
wasn't doing that anymore, and they were just releasing illegal
Central Americans.
Useful domain name said to
have been reserved
Los Angeles -- October 13, 2003 -- Word has it that American
Patrol has reserved the domain name RecallTerminator.org
--- "just in case."
Border conditions
continue to worsen
October 1, 2003 - Cochise County, Arizona -- Conditions along
the border continue to deteriorate. Budget problems have forced
the Border Patrol to return "detailers" (agents temporarily
detailed to Douglas and Naco Border Patrol stations in Arizona)
to their original assignments. This has left NACO with as few
as fifteen agents per shift. The NACO phone system is still out
of order. Still, the NACO station is picking up hundreds of "getaways"
from the Douglas station along Arizona State Routes 80 and 90.
In one recent shift the Douglas station made no apprehensions.
Something
amiss at the DHS
September 30, 2003 -- Morale in the Department of Homeland Security
is on the decline. Many are seeking transfers out. One of the
main reasons cited is the continuing influence of "Clintonistas"
who work overtime to defeat any attempt to enforce laws against
illegal immigration. Bush still refuses to replace these holdovers,
leaving many to conclude that he agrees with them.
Mexican
government helping would-be invaders again
September 25, 2003 -- The Border Patrol's new policy of lateral
deportation (flying illegals to Texas from Arizona) is being
countered by the Mexican government. According to reliable sources,
the Mexican consulate is meeting deportees at the Port of Entry
in El Paso with bus and meal tickets to go to Sonora. The Mexicans
are not given any choice such as returning home -- they are told
they must go to Sonora or nowhere.
Deported
illegals return, steal same jobs
September 22, 2003 -- A small company in Canton, Georgia (30
miles north of Atlanta) was recently raided by the Bureau of
Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Twenty five illegal aliens
were apprehended and deported to Mexico. Within a week and a
half, all were back on the job with phony IDs and SS #s. Owners
of the firm threatened legal American workers with reprisal if
they reported the violations to law enforcement.
The company is Japanese owned.
Morris
Dees Cuts and Runs
September 15, 2003 -- Morris Dees and the Southern Poverty Law
Center have dropped their lawsuit against Texas
rancher Joe Sutton over the alleged mistreatment of four
Mexicans. The issue involving the Salvadoran illegals is still
pending. Word has it that Dees may be in trouble. Stay tuned.
Border
Patrol Playing Hooky?
9/9/03 -- Citizens of Cochise County, Arizona, have tried
to report suspected illegals to the Border Patrol's Naco Station
today, but their phones have gone unanswered. -- Border Patrol
officials in Douglas contacted by American Patrol could provide
no explanation for this problem.
Border Patrol
lacks resources
9/4/03 -- Cochise County, Arizona --- On September 3 at about
7:35 pm, an American Border Patrol Hawkeye reportedly spotted
two suspected border intruders (SBIs) walking along the San Pedro
River near Charleston Road, approximately 24 miles north of the
Mexican border. The Hawkeye reported the sighting to the Border
Patrol. They told the citizen that they could not respond due
to a lack of resources.
Illegals flooding into
Chicago
9/4/03 -- On Tuesday, September 2, passengers were not allowed
to immediately deplane when their flight from Phoenix landed
in Chicago. BICE found 89 illegal aliens on board the flight.
Most were from Mexico. Officials in Chicago say that it's likely
that about 1,000 illegals arrive in the Windy City daily using
the airlines.
Things are heating up in Georgia
Atlanta -- 8/27/03 -- 7:10 am PDT -- A construction contractor
reports that Latino workers in and around Atlanta are becoming
very militant. They are angry over increased immigration law
enforcement, and claim harassment by blacks. Urged on by Spanish
language media, including pirate stations, they are planning
civil disobedience... or worse.
Shootout
between Border Patrol and smugglers reported
August 20, 2003 -- We have received reports that a shootout
occurred between Border Patrol agents and Mexican drug smugglers
near Sasabe,
Arizona, last evening at about 6:15 pm local time. ABP is
awaiting more information on this incident.
Intruders
in distress detained in Hereford, Arizona
August 12, 2003 - 1:30 pm PDT -- A housewife in Hereford, Ariz.,
called American Border Patrol this afternoon and said that six
Brazilians showed up at her doorstep earlier today asking for
water. One of the Brazilians appeared to be near death. The woman
called the Border Patrol. When they arrived, they told the woman
that they could not communicate with the suspected border intruders
(SBIs)because they could not speak Portuguese. She understood
that the SBIs would be taken to Tucson where they would be photographed
and released.
Homeland Insecurity -- Illegals
flood military base
8/1/03 -- American Patrol has received information about
an incident on Fort Huachuca (Arizona) last night in which MPs
encountered about 300 suspected illegal aliens on the base. Of
the 300, 63 were rounded up and apprehended, while the remaining
suspects escaped into Arizona. All those captured turned out
to be OTMs (other than Mexicans). The Border Patrol is prohibited
from going on base unless they are invited.
