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Thursday, May 8, 2003

Reconquistas Expose Themselves
Border Action Network Reveals Links to Mexican Government

These groups are aiding the Mexican government in its conquest of the American Southwest. They should be investigated by the U.S. Attorney General.
Story in Arizona Daily Star
May 8, 2003 (Border Edition) -- "The Border Action Network, working with Mexico's Party of the Democratic Revolution, will begin placing posters and billboards in Nogales, Sonora, and running daily radio ads asking victims to come forward."
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Arizona Family (Free Registration)
Lawsuit Over Interloper Deaths: Justified or Not?

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.AP Internal Use Only

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. AP Internal Use Only

Juan
Mann
DeportAliens.com
VDare.com
What Part Of "Shall Take Into Custody" Doesn't The DHS Understand?
When the Supreme Court issued its magnificent ruling in Demore v. Kim on April 29, the DHS got the green light to detain virtually any criminal alien in the United States without bond pending deportation. -- That meant that, after a nationwide barrage of legal challenges, the immigration law was right back where it was when Congress passed it in 1996.AP Internal Use Only

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.AP Internal Use Only

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San Francisco Chronicle 
Civil rights group urges UC to lift SARS-area rule
UC Berkeley's ban on summer students from SARS-afflicted areas in Asia drew criticism from a Chinese American civil rights group Tuesday, while other campuses considered whether to impose more stringent measures to avert the virus. [Meanwhile: SARS is a better killer than thought, experts say]AP Internal Use Only

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.AP Internal Use Only

San Diego Union-Tribune
Mexican meddling getting completely out of hand, U.S. Gov't mum
...[Mexican Foreign Minister Derbez] described an incremental approach that involves Mexico's consulates throughout the U.S. lobbying local and state governments. The consulates are touting specific programs to improve the lives of illegal immigrants [criminals], such as in-state tuition rates and liberal policies on the granting of driver's licenses [defacto national IDs]. They have also been urging acceptance of identity cards issued by consular officials in an attempt to ease immigrants' dealings with local authorities and businesses.AP Internal Use Only

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. AP Internal Use Only

Stein
Report
Calif. Senate approves worthless Mexican ID recognition bill
The California Senate has overwhelmingly approved legislation that would require local jurisdictions statewide to accept the Mexican-issued matricula consular as a valid identity document. The bill, AB 522, has already been passed by the State Assembly. It is widely expected that Gov. Gray Davis will sign it into law.

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.AP Internal Use Only

Grassroots Conference on Illegal Immigration Coming Up
Medford, Long Island, NY - May 31st - Click for info

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Associated Press
Mexican legislature urges immigration pact with U.S.
Lawmakers have urged President Vicente Fox to reach a migration agreement with the United States that would protect Mexican migrants crossing into the U.S. -- The lawmakers emphasized that Mexico should strive to change the status of undocumented Mexican workers in the U.S. [criminals] and said migration should continue to be Mexico's first priority in foreign policy.AP Internal Use Only

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. AP Internal Use Only

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."AP Internal Use Only

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.AP Internal Use Only

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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.AP Internal Use Only

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.AP Internal Use Only

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.AP Internal Use Only

The Olympian -- Olympia, Washington
Meddling Mexican consul lauds illegal alien reward law
Children of undocumented workers [who are also illegals] in Washington who finish high school can qualify for in-state college tuition under a bill signed into law Wednesday by Gov. Gary Locke. -- "The American dream belongs to all Washington children," Locke said, calling it a question of equal access. -- Activists for Hispanics and Jorge Madrazo, the Mexican consul in Seattle, hailed the legislation...AP Internal Use Only

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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.AP Internal Use Only

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"...AP Internal Use Only

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.AP Internal Use Only

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]AP Internal Use Only

Jack
Dunphy
National Review
Our southern neighbor is a haven for murderers
Teri March observed an anniversary last week, but it was not one to be celebrated. One year ago last Tuesday her husband David, a Los Angeles County deputy sheriff, kissed her goodbye and left for work, making the long drive from their home in Saugus, California to the Temple City sheriff's station. It was the last time she would see him alive.AP Internal Use Only

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Arizona Daily Star Border Edition   
U.S. sued by families of unlucky trespassers
The families of 14 illegal entrants who died crossing the desert east of Yuma in May 2001 have filed a $42 million lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Interior. -- The lawsuit claims federal border policy forced the immigrants to enter through a treacherous desert area southwest of Tucson known to have little water and that Humane Borders was refused permission to place a water station "in the exact area" where the crossers died. [Also see: Bush sued for aiding, encouraging illegal immigration]AP Internal Use Only


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