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Fox in Phoenix Hen House November 4, 2003
Come Welcome Him with Us
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Vicente Fox Trolls Aztlan
Arizona Nov. 4 -- New Mexico Nov. 4-5 -- Texas Nov. 5-6, 2003American Patrol Feature -- October 30, 2003
Fox in Phoenix Hen House November 4, 2003
Come Welcome Him with Us
Vicente Fox, shown in file photo at left with Arizona Congressman Jim Kolbe, will be visiting Phoenix on November 4 as part of a trip across the Southwest to try to peddle his illegal alien amnesty nonsense, among other things. Glenn Spencer, president of American Patrol, has announced that he and other concerned citizens will be attending a protest at the Phoenix Civic Plaza to greet Fox. Rides from Sierra Vista may be available for those who wish to attend. Call Billie at (520) 803-7703 Mon.-Fri. from 9 to 5 MST for details. For ride info in other areas of Arizona, contact Citizens Against Illegal Immigration.
Other protest info
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Nogales
(Arizona) International [Short-lived link] -- November 6, 2003 Fox 'assures Arizona' (says he'll put a good word in with Bush) Vicente Fox gave Arizona leaders assurances he will help out on borderland issues and vowed to convey messages to President Bush when he visits Washington next week. -- Fox made those comments during his visit to Phoenix Tuesday to confer with Gov. Janet Napolitano, according to Nogales Mayor Marco A. López Jr.....  |
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Dallas Morning
News -- November 6, 2003 Perry rejects call to accept fallacious ID, meddler miffed Vicente Fox ended a three-day U.S. trip in the Texas capital Thursday and urged the state government to recognize Mexican-issued ID cards as a way to protect his countrymen. -- Both New Mexico and Arizona have endorsed the ID card... -- Fox, asked to compare his Texas visit with those to the other two states, responded, "In Mexico we say all comparisons are irritable." He did not elaborate. |
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Sierra Vista
(Arizona) Herald Review -- November 6, 2003 Locals explain what they learned during Fox visit ...[ABP President Glenn] Spencer... said he was caught in the traffic tie-up for many hours on Interstate 10 because of the fighting between people smugglers. The delay stopped him from attending an anti-Fox rally in Phoenix. --- The incident should indicate to Fox and other members of his government and the U.S. government that people smuggling is a big money business and that the brazen actions by smugglers to fire at each other endangering American citizens is an example why more not less border controls are needed, Spencer said. |
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Austin American-Statesman
-- November 6, 2003 Talk show host's bullhorn drowns out meddling Mexican ...[Vicente] Fox's voice was nearly drowned out by several dozen protestors on the sidewalk. Local cable access television host Alex Jones, armed with a bullhorn, screamed, "Illegal immigration is destroying our sovereignty." -- Fox ignored him. -- [Fox lauded New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson for accepting dangerous Mexican sham ID's, issuing driver's licenses to invaders, etc.] |
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San Antonio
Express News -- Novmber 6, 2003 Fox, pushing 'regularization', now meddling in Texas ...Vicente Fox is to cap off a tour of the U.S. Southwest here today by promoting cross-border business ties while striving to kickstart his legislative priority: giving millions of Mexicans the opportunity to legally work in the U.S. -- Before Wednesday's dinner, about a dozen anti-immigrant protestors gathered outside the Governor's Mansion and used a bullhorn to yell at Fox, briefly drowning out Fox and Perry... |
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Knight Ridder
Newspapers -- Novmber 5, 2003 Meddling Mexican claims his invaders a 'shared responsibility' ..."This is the first time that the issue, inherent to our regional reality, is being addressed by the governments of the United States and Mexico from a perspective of shared responsibility, not as a problem, but as a complex phenomenon that entails major opportunities for the two countries," he [the obnoxious Mexican president] said. [An invasion isn't a 'complex phenomenon', it's a provocation] -- [Candido Morales chimes in] |
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Associated
Press -- November 5, 2003 Arrogant Mexican demands plenty for criminal invaders ..."There is an urgent need to guarantee respect for human rights on our borders, prevent more deaths in the desert and wage an all-out battle against those who threaten, extort or attack migrants," Fox, speaking in Spanish, told the New Mexico Legislature. ['Border czar' tells deported illegals, "try again" -- Mexicans don't think they should need permission to sneak into the U.S.] [Fox] said Mexican workers in the United States need "access to decent health care"... |
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Tucson Citizen
-- Arizona Republic -- November 5, 2003 Reconquista greeted with 'Viva Mexico' signs, baby waving, etc. Vicente Fox came to Phoenix yesterday to talk trade, get close to his people and push for initiatives that would benefit Mexicans in the U.S. Like a constant drumbeat, the theme of immigration underscored every meeting with politicians.... --- Fox had intended to lobby for statewide acceptance of the matricula consular... |
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Albuquerque
Journal -- November 5, 2003 Vexatious reconquista tries stirring up fifth column in New Mexico Vicente Fox appealed to state leaders Wednesday to tackle immigration problems, including better access to health care and education for Mexicans who come to New Mexico. -- Gov. Bill Richardson, who introduced Fox before the speech, estimated that more than 100,000 Mexicans live in New Mexico. -- Richardson said Fox's visit "sends a strong signal that now is the time to increase our economic cooperation, our trade, our educational exchanges." |
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News 8 --
Austin -- November 5, 2003 Texas readies for visit from meddling Mexican ..."We have a common destiny. We have a common, let us say, view of life and we have a common population as well. So, we are bound together and we have to work out the relationship in order to make it as rich as possible," Mexican Consulate General Javier Alejo said. -- One of the other common issues includes immigration.... [Protest at Governor's Mansion scheduled] |
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Protest
of Fox visit to Texas said to be set for this evening November 5 -- 6:30 pm CST -- Governor's Mansion - Austin -- UNCONFIRMED BY AMERICAN PATROL |
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KOB-TV -
Albuquerque -- November 5, 2003 Reconquista descends on New Mexico, will give public speech today Mexican President Vicente Fox has praised the special relationship between Mexico and New Mexico. -- He also says education is key for Mexico to meet future challenges. -- Fox plans to make a public speech at Santa Fe Plaza around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. [Fox dined with this guy last night.] |
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Capitol
Media Services -- November 5, 2003 Annoying Fox, Napolitano seem have much in common ...[Vicente Fox] and Gov. Janet Napolitano both promised to work together to keep jobs, if not in the United States, at least in North America. -- The pair also shared another goal: changes in United States immigration laws, particularly as they relate to Mexicans seeking work north of the border. Napolitano said she backs efforts by three members of Arizona's congressional delegation... to set up a new type of guest worker program. |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix -- November 5, 2003 Signs, shouts mark downtown protest of Mexican reconquista ..."Tell illegals to go home," chanted the anti-immigrant group of roughly 20. "Please demand that our borders be sealed." -- Those remarks set off a brief shouting match with some Mexican workers distributing fliers about their working conditions at a Phoenix steel plant. -- "You're pure racists," shouted Robert Durán, an immigrant from Sinaloa, Mexico. "We pay taxes, too." [Who cares?] [Related items] |
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East Valley
Tribune -- Mesa, Arizona -- November 5, 2003 Meddling Mexican's visit to Arizona draws protesters ...He [the meddlesome Vicente Fox] will "work without rest to assure, not just good treatment and dignity to those who are here, but to ensure the respect to their human rights and to their rights as workers," he said [illegals are prohibited by law from working in the U.S.]. -- Though he did not distinguish between legal and illegal immigrants into the United States... |
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Los
Angeles Times (Free Registration) -- November 5, 2003 Fox Pushes Immigration Reform on Southwest Visit After flying over a desert where hundreds of his compatriots have died trying to sneak into the U.S. [and others were shooting it up and endangering Americans], Mexican President Vicente Fox began a personal campaign Tuesday to sell Americans on reforms that would make crossing the border legal for more Mexican migrants in search of work. -- Several dozen protesters, evidence of growing hostility toward immigrants in Arizona, chanted, "Seal the border!"... |
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Arizona
Daily Star Border Edition -- November 5, 2003 Crowd of 3,000 praise meddling Mexican in Phoenix ...But the high point of the day for Mexico President Vicente Fox likely was an appearance at a community meeting with more than 3,000 Mexican nationals and Mexican-Americans at the Phoenix Civic Plaza. That's where he was cheered with shouts of "Viva Fox, Viva Mexico" and "Si Se Puede," yes we can. -- "I came here with the firm desire to continue to strengthen the contact, the union between Mexico and its communities abroad," Fox said. [Also see: Shootout on I-10 Spoils Fox Phoenix Visit] |
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KXAN-TV
-- Austin -- November 4, 2003 Texas prepares as Fox fixes to push 'safe migration' flim flam ...[Vicente] Fox will meet with Governor Rick Perry and Texas business leaders on Thursday, and the goal is to craft one vision for two neighbors. -- In the past year, about 40,000 Mexican nationals have come through the consulate's office in Austin, for matricula consular ID cards, further evidence of an exploding immigrant [read: invader] population [legal immigrants don't need the phony Mexican card]. |
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Smuggler Gun Battle Keeps ABP from Protest
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Associated
Press -- November 3, 2003 Fox lays out demands for immigration reform before U.S. visit Vicente Fox said Monday that Mexico wanted work visas, legalization and family reunification for undocumented migrants, but stopped short of calling for U.S. citizenship for them. Speaking to reporters on the eve of his Nov. 4-6 visit to Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, Fox said immigration issues will be on the agenda of his visit... [Does Fox speak with forked tongue?]
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix -- November 3, 2003 Meddling Mexican to lobby Napolitano to accept bogus IDs, etc. Mexican President Vicente Fox this week flies to Arizona, New Mexico and Texas for a three-day visit meant to strengthen relations with border-state governors and migrant leaders. -- Fox is expected to push for statewide recognition of the matricula and to lobby for legislation to allow Mexican immigrants to obtain drivers licenses. -- He also is expected to reiterate concerns to Napolitano about bands of border ranchers who detain migrants... |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
-- November 2, 2003 Meddlesome Fox aims to boost ties with border states, 'migrants' ...Vicente Fox travels first to Phoenix on Tuesday to meet with Gov. Janet Napolitano, legislators, business leaders and migrants. U.S. Rep. Jeff Flake, R-Ariz., who is a co-sponsor of a controversial guest-worker bill to extend temporary U.S. work visas to millions of undocumented immigrants, also will talk with Fox about the bill. |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
-- November 2, 2003 Latinos welcome Fox, hold hopes for immigration accord Three years after Mexican President Vicente Fox galloped into power promising sweeping changes, he still hasn't delivered on his biggest foreign policy goal: an immigration accord with the United States. --- "Mexicans as a whole are very nationalistic, and I think they will be very excited to see Fox" even if he hasn't delivered on his promises, said Luz Sarmina-Gutiérrez..." |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
-- November 1, 2003 Meddlesome Fox defends Mexico as lawmakers assail border policy ...Fox said his administration is pursuing a three-pronged strategy on immigration: contact with legislators, talks with President Bush and meetings with leaders at the local level, like governors, mayors and business people [aka: meddling]. -- "All of them have to do with migration," Fox said. "We clearly understand that the issue is a federal one..." [see: meddling] |
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Nogales
(Arizona) International [Short-lived link] -- November
1, 2003 Arizona prepares for President Fox visit to Phoenix Tuesday Treatment of Mexican immigrants will be the overriding issue next week when President Vicente Fox visits Arizona where he will be hosted by Gov. Janet Napolitano. -- Nogales Mayor Marco A. López Jr. will play a role in the visit, sitting in on border issue talks and escorting the visiting Mexican head of state with Napolitano. |
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El Universal
-- Mexico City -- November 1, 2003 Fox to talk migration in U.S. visit, defends bogus IDs As he prepares to visit the U.S. Southwest next week, President Vicente Fox said he is keenly interested in three U.S. congressional proposals that would either offer amnesty to undocumented farm workers or set up a guest-worker program with more visas. -- While in Austin, Fox on Thursday will spotlight the controversial "matricula consular" identification cards... |
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Associated
Press -- November 1, 2003 Meddling Mexican says he's seeking backing of 3 U.S. Governors Winning the support of state leaders in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona for immigration reforms is a crucial part of Mexico's efforts to nudge the United States to enact immigration changes, President Vicente Fox said in an interview Friday. |
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QuePasa.com
-- October 31, 2003 Mexicans talk of 'regional immigration agreement' with Arizona Security along the border, the possibility of reaching an agreement on regional immigration and on Mexican imports [which would be unconstitutional], have become the priority of the government of Arizona headed by Janet Napolitano [alse see: RecallJanet.com], at the talks on collaboration with Mexico and, specifically, with the northern state of Sonora. |
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El Universal
-- Mexico City -- October 30, 2003 Fox to visit U.S. border states The [Mexican] Senate has authorized President Vicente Fox's trip to the United States in November, under the condition that he demand respect for the human rights of his compatriots who are in that country illegally. -- Fox is not expected to meet with U.S. President George W. Bush. |
Meddling
MexicansQuePasa.com -- October 30, 2003
Arizona-Sonora worker program 'feasible', claims meddling Mexican
Since it has one of the largest Hispanic populations within the United States, it is feasible for Arizona to implement in upcoming months a pilot program with Sonora, Mexico to establish a legal framework of temporary immigrant workers. -- Mexico's consul in Tucson, Arizona, Carlos Flores Vizcarra considered the program as very viable.
Arizona Republic -- Phoenix -- October 29, 2003
Arizona legislator urges protest during Fox visit, Dems rant
An Arizona Republican lawmaker is promoting a public protest during next week's visit of Mexican President Vicente Fox, angering some Hispanics and state officials. -- Rep. Randy Graf, R-Green Valley, who is circulating an e-mail about the rally, said Fox's attempts to gain support for any type of an immigration deal are wrong and that he instead should help tighten the U.S.-Mexico border. -- "It does us no good having members of the Legislature trying to sabotage this visit," said Paul Allvin (spokesman for Gov. Napolitano), adding that is inappropriate for Graf to use a state computer to promote the rally.
Arizona Daily Star -- October 25, 2003
Meddling Mexican's visit will spotlight invasion
A visit by Mexican President Vicente Fox to Arizona next month will bring the fight over illegal immigration to center stage. -- But that's exactly what Fox does not want to do, according to Mexico's Consul General for Arizona Ruben Beltran. -- Beltran, on Friday, unveiled details of the president's Nov. 4 visit, including a meeting with Gov. Janet Napolitano....
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