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Reconquistas Expose
Themselves
Border Action Network Reveals Links to Mexican Government
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EFE
Fleeing
invaders involved in dangerous chase in California
A group of undocumented migrants were
trying to escape police in Southern California Wednesday when
the car in which they were traveling broke down and burst into
flames, but all were rescued safe and sound. -- The Orange County
Sheriff's Department reported that the would-be
immigrants were stopped at a Border Patrol roadblock and
asked to open their car trunk, which they refused to do. They
then fled with the police on their heels. |
Dana
Garcia |
Washington
Times LTE
No
to immigrant military
The nation's warm feelings about the
outstanding performance of the military shouldn't blind Congress
and produce a rush to grant citizenship to those who enlisted
as legal aliens. -- We don't want to create incentives for a
mercenary force filled with foreigners who are attracted by a
program that grants expedited access to benefit programs.  |
Des
Moines Register
Paper
claims long-term lawbreakers should be rewarded
The same federal government that may
deport Karina Ventura, a Des Moines Lincoln High School sophomore
[who is actually an adult illegal alien], forbids schools from
discriminating against students based on immigration status:
Schools must educate them and cannot ask whether they are here
legally. ---In the cases like Ventura's, young people who have
lived in the United States for some time should be allowed to
finish school and reside legally in the United States. |
Haydee
Pavia |
LTE - Chicago
Tribune (Free Registration)
Legal
immigrants (The 'anchor baby' nightmare)
...It makes me angry to see our laws
being abused by illegal immigrants and foreigners who are not
residents of this country. These people are having babies in
the U.S. in order to stay here legally and to attain gains. --
The "anchor baby" gimmick is at an end, however. There
is legislation waiting to be passed in Congress that will put
an end to anchor babies. |
Minnesota
Public Radio
Immigration
reform group attracting adherents, critics
...Victor Contreras listens to music
while he makes copies in a small office in downtown Owatonna.
Contreras was born in Mexico. He's the co-director of Centro
Campesino.. -- Contreras also attended a meeting of the Steele
County Coalition for Immigration Reduction. He didn't like what
he saw. -- "I think the meeting had an atmosphere of hatred,"
says Contreras in Spanish.  |
KFMB-TV
-- San Diego
Border
Patrol agents test vehicle stopping system
U.S. authorities at the San Ysidro border
crossing will begin next week testing a device intended to stop
smugglers who attempt to speed through the U.S-Mexico border.
-- The device, called the Vehicle Stopping System, snares vehicles
in nets similar to those used to catch landing jets on aircraft
carriers. |
Arizona
Daily Star Update [Very
short-lived link]
Mexican
smuggler goes to prison for assaulting a border agent
A Mexican man was sentenced by a federal
court judge Wednesday to five years in prison for assaulting
a Border Patrol officer with a deadly weapon. -- Alejandro Soto-Santos,
of Puebla, Mexico, was arrested April 25, 2002, after trying
to run down Border Patrol Agent Jose Molina. --And-- Jose
Guadalupe Maciel Ramos, a Mexican national, was sentenced to
48 months after pleading guilty in August of 2002 to three counts
of bringing in illegal border-crossers for profit.  |
Mexican

Meddling |
Richmond
(Kentucky) Register
Consul
meddles, cohorts lie about bogus Mexican IDs
...Sergio Aguilera, Indianapolis-based
consul of Mexico, will be on hand to discuss the "matricula
consular." -- "It helps establish the identity
for migrant workers so they are able to access jobs and also be able to
rent a house, buy a house and drive a car and basically gives
them ability to function within the community," Sandra Anez Powell, a local 'migrant outreach
coordinator', said about "matricula consular." |
Dallas
Morning News (Free Registration)
Bust
nets big meth stash, 3 Mexicans
Dallas County deputies seized 25 pounds
of crystal methamphetamine valued at about $250,000 after arresting
three men from Mexico late Wednesday. -- Marco Antonio Garcia,
Alberto Muniz, 27, and Leonardo Villicana were being held at
the Dallas County Jail Thursday on various charges, including
delivery of a controlled substance and holds for immigration
authorities. |
News
Note |
Tucson Citizen
Deaths
of 2 Mexicans bring Tucson sector toll to 20
Two illegal immigrants found dead in
the desert near Tucson this month bring to 20 the number of bodies
discovered here this year. -- Gabriel Torres Alcale, of Michoacan,
Mexico, died in the desert from heat exposure, said Roberto Burgos,
a spokesman for the Mexican Consulate in Nogales. |
Associated
Press
Al-Qaida
planning attack (and the borders are still wide open)
Doha, Qatar - An Arabic weekly is reporting
an interview with a purported new spokesman for al-Qaida who
claims the terror network has completely reorganized. He says
old operatives have been replaced by new ones who are planning
an attack against the U.S. on the scale of Sept. 11. -- The claims
were based on e-mail interviews conducted this week by the magazine
Al Majalla with an al-Qaida spokesman. |
Reader
Comments |
Re:
Arrogant Mexicans still want 'the whole enchilada'
Bush still insists that Mexico is our friend!
What else does Bush want that Mexico sends us besides poverty,
ignorance, disease, crime and drugs? Is there anything else that
Bush wants from that country? What makes Mexico so dear to Bush?
-- Bush called Saddam Hussein our enemy, yet Saddam didn't claim
the entire U.S. southwest as Iraqi territory. |
Dallas
Morning News / Orange County Register
Arrogant
Mexicans still want 'the whole enchilada'
Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Ernesto
Derbez concluded a round of high-level talks in Washington on
Wednesday that were leavened with a new measure of reality on
what the two administrations can achieve by the end of their
terms, analysts and officials say. --- "I want to try to
go for the whole enchilada, OK? I just don't want to try to swallow
it in one single gulp," Derbez said. He concludes his visit
today. |
News
Note |
El Paso
Times
Foreign
intruder traffic shifting to New Mexico
After years of dangerous and sometimes
fatal crossings in the scorched Arizona desert, undocumented
immigrants are trying their luck farther east, in a desert area
that has also been deadly for some. -- Border Patrol officials
have seen a shift of activity toward the small border town of
Columbus one hour west of El Paso. |
Arizona
Republic
Man
charged in kidnapping of illegal alien
A Mesa man was charged Wednesday with
kidnapping an undocumented immigrant and holding him for ransom.
-- Rogelio Almazan-Jauregui is being held without bond in Durango
Jail. If convicted, he faces 12.5 years in prison, according
to a spokesman with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. --
He was arrested Saturday after Angel Perez-Jimenez [the invader]
escaped from a "drop house"... |
Donna
Kemp |
Free Lance-Star
LTE -- Fredricksburg, Virginia
Firms
glad to take on illegals, while stiffing Americans
I must applaud the Virginia General Assembly
regarding the signing of the recent bill denying driver's licenses
to illegal immigrants. However, I don't support the current bill
that Gov. Mark Warner is considering that would allow children
of illegals in-state college tuition. |
Boston
Globe
Illegal
alien pleads not guilty to killing newborn son
The baby's life was so short, no more
than 30 minutes, that it was left to a grand jury to give him
a name. -- Yesterday, Rosa Martinez Mejia, the mother of Baby
Boy Mejia, pleaded not guilty in Suffolk Superior Court to second-degree
murder, denying allegations that she beat and strangled her newborn
son on Feb. 6 inside the East Boston apartment she shared with
relatives. [Family
values don't stop at the Rio Bravo] |
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