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Juan
Mann |
VDare.com
How
To Report Illegal Aliens - Updated DHS Version!
With all this hoopla about homeland security,
why isn't there a "Terrorism Information and Prevention
System" that Americans can really use? Why not start reporting
illegal aliens and criminal alien residents? [Note: To refer
to this article in the future, look for the "Report Illegals"
button on the left side of American Patrol's home page]. |
UPI
Ukraine
smuggler leader sentenced in L.A.
The convicted leader of an immigrant
smuggling ring that slipped hundreds --and possibly thousands
-- of undocumented Ukrainians into the United States was sentenced
to 17 1/2 years in federal prison Monday. -- Serge Mezheritsky
was among 18 defendants indicted last spring on charges of bringing
groups of Ukrainians from Mexico into Southern California by
both land and sea. |
KNSD-TV
7/39-- San Diego
Mexicans
carping over use of spike strips to stop invaders
A driver attempting to flee the California
Highway Patrol was to blame for a pickup crash that killed two
men and injured 20 suspected illegal immigrants, CHP officials
said Monday. --- Mexican Consul General Rudolfo Figueroa told
NBC 7/39 that the CHP should reconsider using spike strips to
halt high-speed chases in immigrant
smuggling cases. -- "It's not hard to calculate the consequences
of putting the spikes on the road to a car which is going 100
mph," Figueroa said. |
Mark
Andrew
Dwyer |
Peaceful
invaders
Mexicans, when caught while attempting
to jump the American border and, subsequently, deported back
to Mexico usually complain loudly about what they perceive as
an unwarranted hardship. They say that they are not hurting any
one, so the Border Patrol should not interfere with their peaceful
migration in search of a better life. I wonder, is it because
those who are repeating this mantra are so dumb that they don't
comprehend its fallacy, or they just think that Americans are
so dumb that they are going to buy it? |
News
Note |
EFE
Mexican
university to open campus in Los Angeles
Mexico's University of Guadalajara has
begun the process of opening a campus in the United States, the
daily Reforma reported over the weekend. -- The campus, which
will be located in Los Angeles, would serve the professional
training needs of Mexican immigrants and the Hispanic population
in the United States. |
Sierra
Vista Herald [Short-lived
link]
Congressmen:
Government, Kolbe, McCain not doing enough on border
In late February, a congressman from
Colorado and another U.S. representative from Michigan visited
Cochise County to gather information about the illegal activities
occurring along the border with Mexico. -- Both U.S. Rep. Tom
Tancredo and U.S. Rep. Peter Hoekstra, who are Republicans, criticized
some members of the Arizona congressional delegation for not
taking actions to help their constituents in Cochise County. |
Associated
Press
Arizona:
English-only to be enforced next year
Three years after Arizona voters endorsed
teaching students in English, state schools Superintendent Tom
Horne is trying to better enforce the English-only mandate known
as Proposition 203. -- Starting next year, students learning
English cannot take any subjects in their native language unless
they are determined to be an "English speaker." |
News
Note |
Washington
Post
Feeble
Economy, Tighter Borders Don't Stem Immigrant Tide
Immigration has continued at a steady
pace in the past two years despite the nation's weakened economy
and efforts to tighten its borders, according to new studies
of Census Bureau numbers. And those new immigrants are finding
jobs. -- The number of employed immigrants rose by 593,000 from
2000 through the end of last year, while the number of U.S.-born
workers declined by 1.5 million... |
Washington
Post
Visa
Scam Nets Lawyer 10 Years
An angry federal judge sentenced an Arlington
lawyer to 10 years in prison yesterday, saying Samuel G. Kooritzky
fleeced hundreds of desperate immigrants in a massive labor fraud
scheme that the judge blasted as "appalling." -- "This
is a terrible case," U.S. District Judge Leonie M. Brinkema
said as she handed down the sentence and ordered Kooritzky to
forfeit $2.3 million to compensate his victims. |
Times
Daily (Alabama)
'You're
not going to get anywhere ...'
There are two months of high school left,
and Russellville senior Bo Mansell is already dreaming of college
biology and chemistry classes. --- As his high school
career winds down, Mansell credits teachers and guidance counselors
for pushing students toward college and careers. It's an obvious
choice to many students in a community with challenges of high
unemployment and a growing immigrant population. |
News
Note |
Omaha World-Herald [Message board]
Egg
farmer wearing out his Iowa welcome
The chicken pens near Clarion, Iowa,
and the federal courthouse in Sioux City are a long way from
the eastern edge of Mesa, Ariz. -- But Mesa's 75-degree temperatures,
golf course and the gated subdivision where he lives may make
it easier for businessman John Glessner Jr. to swallow the $300,000
he's going to have to forfeit to federal authorities in the biggest
penalty ever for an Iowa or Nebraska company for immigration
violations. |
L.A
Times (Free Registration)
Fears
for the Future on Costa Mesa's West Side
...Chris Steel, the vice mayor who chairs
the redevelopment agency, has promoted the project as part of
his campaign to clean up the west side and rid the city of immigrant
workers whose children, he says, overwhelm the school district.
"I am under a lot of pressure from both sides and the council
is very divided," said Steel. |
Salt
Lake Tribune
Crowded
Prison Ponders Transfers
More than 200 Utah inmates who are in
the United States illegally or facing prison time in other states
could be considered for transfers to reduce the population of
the Utah State Prison, Corrections officials said. -- Most state
prison inmates with immigration detainers are Mexican citizens....
But countries such as Pakistan, Iran and Bulgaria are also represented.
"Some of the crimes they commit have been pretty serious..." |
News
Note |
Associated
Press
Foreign-born
population in U.S. at record high - 32.5 million
The U.S. foreign-born population has
reached a record high, though the rate at which people came to
America has slowed considerably, the government reported Monday.
-- Experts suggest that downward trend may be due partly to the
faltering economy and fallout from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. |
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Update |
San Diego
Union-Tribune
More
on illegal alien truck crash in San Diego area
...The Mexican consulate in San Diego
has been critical of the Border Patrol for its high-speed pursuits
of suspected smuggler vehicles, saying agents don't do enough
to avoid loss of life. Consul officials were notified of last
night's crash. Attempts to reach them for comment last night
were unsuccessful. |
James R.
Edwards Jr. |
Insight
Magazine
Social
Security Crisis Will Worsen if Mexicans Cash In
If you thought a Social Security crisis
was looming already, you should know it could get a lot worse
quickly, if the Bush administration cuts a sweetheart deal with
Mexico. -- State Department and Social Security Administration
officials are working quietly on a plan that rewards Mexican
lawbreakers for their lawlessness. Millions of both legal and
illegal aliens from Mexico could start collecting Social Security
benefits. |
Orange
County Register
Meddling
Mexican frets 'war footing' may hurt folks who shouldn't be here
Mexico's top human-rights official says
he's concerned about the plight of the large undocumented immigrant
population in the United States at a time when war is looming.
-- "Many times immigration
is treated as a crime instead of as an economic phenomenon,"
Jose Luis Soberanes said on a visit to Southern California. "Then
today we have the problem that immigrants are also seen as potential
terrorists. With an imminent war, the climate is not very good
toward immigrants." |
Washington
Times Editorial
Welcoming
illegals to Maryland
Immigration-rights advocates in Annapolis
are seeking to push through the legislature at least two measures
aimed at making life a good deal easier for illegal aliens living
in Maryland. One such bill would change the law to permit illegals
to get drivers licenses. -- In neighboring Virginia, both houses
of the legislature - alarmed by the fact that seven of the 19
terrorists who struck this country on September
11 were carrying Virginia ID cards even though they did not
live in the state... |
Sham ID
 |
Arizona
Republic
Corrupt,
meddling Mexican gov. 'training' Arizona police
With recent decisions by Mesa and Tempe
to accept Mexican-issued
IDs, the Mexican Consulate is moving ahead with police training
and monitoring the movement of a legislative bill that would
bar cities from recognizing the cards. -- Officials from the
consul's Phoenix office began teaching Chandler police officers
last week how to spot fakes among the cards, which Chandler is
considering accepting. |
News
Note |
CNN International
Two
suspected illegals killed after chase near Mexican border
El Cajon, Calif. -- A pickup filled with
suspected illegal immigrants lost control and overturned after
a high-speed chase near the Mexico border, killing two men and
leaving 20 people injured. -- The chase started at about 5 p.m.
Sunday after U.S. Border Patrol agents noticed a full-size Chevrolet
pickup that had been reported stolen and loaded with suspected
illegal immigrants, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said. |
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