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Border Patrol Honks
to Thank ABP
Six Suspected Border Intruders Picked Up
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| Video clip of apprehension of
Suspected Border Intruders in the San Pedro River wash south
of Arizona State Route 92. (12:20 pm MST) |
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Palominas,
AZ -- March 9, 2003 (ABP) -- Following the successful apprehension
of six Suspected Border Intruders on a report from American Border
Patrol, ABP "Hawkeyes" reported that departing BP agents
honked and waived at them as they departed the scene. "
I have the distinct feeling that most Border Patrol Agents appreciate
the fact that we are all on the same side of this issue,"
observed Glenn Spencer, Executive Director of American
Border Patrol. During the current mission, ABP has reported
a total of 53 SBIs that were apprehended by the BP.
 Also
see: ATV
Rollover Halts ABP Live Video |
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Casper
Star-Tribune (Wyoming)
Jackson's
Spanish-language paper hopes to go statewide
The publisher of the Hispanic newspaper
La Voz hopes to achieve statewide circulation by April. --- The
newspaper also seeks to mobilize the Hispanic community, such
as by garnering support for legislation that seeks, in part,
to legalize all undocumented immigrants in the U.S. who have
petitioned for legalization. The legislation would also create
a new, ''temporary residence'' status that would give immigrants
the right to live and work in the U.S. for three years. [The
economy is in the tank, and we need 'guest workers'?] |
Letters
to the Washington Times
Paying
for illegal aliens
The social costs to New York, California,
Texas and Arizona are extremely high and climbing ("Senators
seek funds for aliens' medical care," Nation, Wednesday).
Hospitals are shutting down and cutting back services because
of the high costs of taking care of undocumented workers who
apparently are not being paid enough to buy their own insurance.
-- The solution seems clear tome. Given the tremendous benefits
they bring to certain states, raise those states' taxes. |
News
Note |
Gazette-Enterprise
-- Seguin, Texas
Legislation
gets tough on visa process
...Congressman Ron Paul (R-Clute) introduced
legislation more commonly known as the Terror Immigration Elimination
Act of 2003, which seeks to better scrutinize student and diversity
visas issued to Saudi Arabian nationals as well as those from
Iraq, Libya, Sudan and other countries that are reported to harbor
terrorists. |
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15
suspected illegals spotted
10:33 AM Pacific time -- American
Border Patrol reports that 15 suspected illegals were spotted
in the San Pedro River wash 1,000 feel south of highway 92 near
Palominas, Arizona. Numerous javelina (wild pigs) were also seen
in the area. The Border Patrol has been notified. |
Associated
Press
The
borders need more attention
Just when I think that Col. Jay Wagner
could not possibly write a better letter, doggone if he don't
come along and write a better letter. --- I was pleased that
he made a point about the desire for cheap labor. Cheap labor
is the catalyst for illegal immigration and our Congress still
continues to do absolutely nothing to bring about illegal/legal
immigration reform in America... |
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Letters
to the Arizona Daily Star
Readers
decry bogus Mexican ID acceptance
...The last remarkable assertion was
that Arizona cities should be left alone to "manage their
own affairs" regarding the Matricula
Consular. So the Star believes cities should make immigration
policy? -- They are right about one thing. Illegal immigration
is more than a "black and white" morality issue. Its
an issue of continued survival of this nation. |
MetroWest
Daily News (Massachusetts)
Illegals
in a dither over their own secondary crimes
As the Registry of Motor Vehicles continues
to send letters canceling driver's licenses obtained through
a suspected crime ring, the panic level is rising among illegal
immigrants. -- Afraid that immigration officials may knock on
their doors ready to deport them, some people are moving out
of MetroWest, many are swamping civic groups asking for advice
and others are packing their belongings to leave the country. |
Arizona
Republic Editorial
Immigration:
a bad scene is getting worse
As a response to calls for immigration
reform, it is unacceptable. As an excuse from elected officials
for inaction, it is unconscionable. -- But that's the word from
Washington, where they say immigration reform is unlikely this
year. -- Some are trying. -- Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jon
Kyl are pushing to get federal reimbursement for the health care
costs of providing federally mandated emergency services to illegal
immigrants. Their efforts are right on. |
News
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Associated
Press
Credit
union aids and abets invading foreigners
The first time Carlos Quezada bought
a used car, he borrowed $8,000 and paid 30 percent interest on
it over two years. The interest rate on his second used car wasn't
much better -- 29%. -- Portland-area lending agencies told the
Mexico City native that the high interest was necessary because
he couldn't prove legal residence here and he didn't have a credit
history.... [See
Sham ID FAQ] [Also see:
Aiding
and abetting illegals is a crime] |
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