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Wednesday, November 12, 2003 |
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San Diego
Union-Tribune
Driver
in fatal crash with invaders gets 15-to-life sentence
The driver of a truck in which three
illegal immigrants were fatally injured in a freeway crash was
sentenced today to 15 years to life in state prison. -- Carlos
Sanchez Moreno pleaded guilty Oct. 6 to three counts of second-degree
murder. He was sentenced by Judge Herbert Exarhos.  |
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Associated
Press
Meddling
Mexicans whine about U.S. security concerns
...Mexican
officials have complained bitterly from time to time that
the United States has pushed hard for Mexican cooperation on
border security and on combatting drug trafficking without taking
into account Mexico's goal of migration reform. -- The officials
have complained that Washington has used post-Sept. 11 security
concerns as an excuse for inaction far beyond what could be considered
reasonable. |
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El Paso
Times
As
job losses soar, U.S. recruits 'professionals' in Mexico
The Dallas Independent School District
was in Juárez late last month seeking bilingual professionals
to turn into pre-K teachers. The week before, a staffing company
under contract with U.S. hospitals courted Juárez nurses
to go work in the United States. -- When America needs workers,
it often turns to Mexico. |
Scarborough
Country |
Transcript
Americans
vs. reconquistas on MSNBC show
November 11 -- Tonight: a special event and controversial
hour in Scarborough Country. Are Americans fed up with immigration?
Both sides square off. Is it time America stopped letting immigrants
into the country? Or should Lady Liberty's word ring true now
more than ever? |
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Reuters
U.S.,
Mexico agree small steps, not on migration
Mexico and the U.S. agreed on Wednesday
to set up a homeland security hotline and let U.S. Peace Corps
volunteers go to Mexico, but on the crucial question of Mexican
migrant labor they said they needed to do more work before announcing
any progress. -- ...Colin
Powell and Mexican Foreign Minister Luis
Ernesto Derbez said work on a new migration deal was moving behind
the scenes... |
Frosty
Wooldrige |
Illinois
Leader
Our
Country Coming Undone
Illinois lawmakers are attempting to
subvert federal laws by voting to have illegal aliens enjoy driver's
licenses. Their short term memory of illegal driver's licenses
from 9/11 makes for a chilling conversation. Why are they encouraging
illegal aliens? -- You may have read in the newspapers: "...34
children in a Michigan school tested positive for tuberculosis"...
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Erik Fajardo
-- Daily Texan
Latino
museum a dream come true, no thanks to Texas
About two weeks ago, Rep.
Xavier Becerra, D-Calif., introduced a bill that would set
up a research commission for establishing the National Museum
of the American Latino. The museum would be an extension of the
Smithsonian Institution in Washington. Given that Latinos are
the largest minority group in the United States... |
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CNN -- Associated
Press
Report:
Mexico ambassador hits treatment by U.S.
The U.S. treats Mexico as its "back
yard" instead of as a partner, Mexico's ambassador to the
United Nations told an audience Tuesday in Mexico City, according
to the Mexican government news agency Notimex. -- U.N.
Ambassador Adolfo Aguilar Zinser said the United States is not
interested in a relationship of equality with Mexico... |
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San Jose
Mercury News
U.S.-Mexico
immigration talks resume
For the first time since the terrorist
attacks of Sept. 11, American and Mexican Cabinet officials will
meet today in Washington to resume talks on one of the most critical
issues facing U.S.-Mexico relations: immigration reform. ---
"Mexico
is asking for unfettered access to every job in America, and
it's not cooperating on border security,'' said David Ray, spokesman
for FAIR. |
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Yuma Sun
Agents
find illegals hidden in trailer bed
U.S. Border Patrol agents in Wellton
found nine illegal aliens hidden in a secret compartment under
the bed of a tractor-trailer Monday night, officials said. --
The illegal aliens were part of a group of 12 illegal aliens
found riding in the truck and gave agents working the Interstate
8 checkpoint near Mohawk Valley their second hidden- compartment
discovery in less than a week. |
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Victor Valley
Daily Press
Ex-Treasurer
Marin banks on High Desert support
Former U.S. Treasurer Rosario
Marin, who hopes to take on Sen. Barbara Boxer in 2004, came
to Victorville Tuesday night to rally support at a meeting of
the Hi-Desert Republican Women, Federated. -- "You are either
part of the problem, or part of the solution," Marin said.
"Barbara Boxer is not part of the problem. She is the problem."
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Arizona
Conservative [Short-lived
link]
Flake,
Pearce Argue Immigration Policy
State and federal elected officials squared
off over the issue of illegal immigration during the recent Legislative
District 22 meeting in Gilbert. Cong. Jeff Flake defended the
controversial guest worker bill that he, along with Sen. John
McCain and Cong. Jim Kolbe, are co-sponsoring... |
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Front Page
Magazine
The
Ford Foundation: Funding International Terror?
...Edwin Black, in a four-part article,
"Funding hate: Ford Foundation finances anti-Israel Activists,"
written for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, states, "The
overwhelming majority of Ford's monies for the Middle East
are granted to pro-Palestinian and Islamic rights groups."
[The Ford
Foundation also provides considerable funding for reconquista
groups in the U.S.] |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
Hispanics
urged to cut work, class for migrants' rally
Rosa Cárdenas didn't hesitate
to close the family upholstery and interior-design business to
join a rally today at the state Capitol promoting amnesty for
immigrant workers. -- Cárdenas and others are urging Hispanics
to skip work or school to attend the eight-hour rally aimed at
showing the Valley what the economic consequences would be if
undocumented immigrants
[criminals] weren't around.... |
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El Universal
-- Mexico City
Bi-national
meeting will address migration
U.S. and Mexican officials are cautiously
optimistic that they will make progress on the difficult issue
of undocumented Mexican laborers in the United States during
two days of ministerial meetings in Washington starting today.
-- U.S. Secretary of State Colin
Powell and Foreign Minister Luis
Ernesto Derbez will lead their teams at the conference. |
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Stockton
Record
License
law stirs up talk....and it's not all good
...Some Latino groups accuse white conservatives
of racism. A Vietnamese advocacy group says Latinos are gaining
at the expense of Southeast Asians. A conservative Republican
group says it's the victim of a smear campaign. And a Latino
activist, who calls Gov.-elect
Arnold Schwarzenegger "persona non grata," runs
a Web site that features articles blaming Jews and the "Zionist
media" for Cruz
Bustamante's defeat in the Oct. 7 recall election.
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