Tuesday, December 9, 2003

Past Features    American Border Patrol Updates Countdown: 3 Days to Nativo Lopez's Phony 'Huelga' Nativo Lopez, currently the big cheese at MAPA, but best known for his alleged involvement in vote fraud during the Dornan-Sanchez Congressional race, has called for invaders to strike on December 12 to protest the repeal of SB60, the law that would have allowed uninspected invaders to get valid California driver's licenses. We predict that this huelga (strike in Spanish) will be a monumental flop.

Frosty Wooldrige

MichNews.com Titanic and the United States Today in the United States, 70 million immigrants later and pouring in at 2.3 million annually--both legal and illegal--our nation shudders from San Francisco to New York and from Chicago to Miami. We rose from 200 million to nearly 300 million in three decades. What was once a benefit to our country is now a full-scale overpopulation...

KOIN-TV News -- Portland Hispanics nabbed after gang-related shooting at truck stop Troutdale (Oregon) police are now saying a shooting at a truck stop in Troutdale along Interstate 84 was gang-related. -- Four Hispanic men were arrested in Gresham after witnesses gave a description of their car. The men told police that they were returning fire at another car.

Newsday - New York Easing the Transition From Immigrant to Citizen From the moment they set foot in the United States to the day they take their naturalization oath, legal immigrants will receive a warm welcome and civic pride through a federal pilot program, a top immigration official said yesterday. -- During a two-day visit to the city that concludes today, Alfonso Aguilar, chief of the Office of Citizenship...

Rumor Mill

American Patrol They just sneak in to do jobs Americans won't do The Department of Homeland Security's Customs Enforcement division is said to be on a high state of alert. They are reportedly concerned with the possibility of terrorists entering the United States across the Mexican border.

Chicago Tribune (Free Registration) Groups grouse over what U.S. hasn't changed While the Department of Homeland Security last week largely suspended a program that required men from predominantly Muslim countries to register with the government, activists warned Sunday that some provisions remain in force. -- "The program is not over," said Fred Tsao....

The Miller Press -- Miller, South Dakota Mexican illegals busted in South Dakota Two men of Mexican descent were arrested Sunday, Dec. 7, at Miller, alleged to be in the United States without proper credentials. -- The driver presented a Florida driver's license, as well as proof of insurance and a North Carolina vehicle registration. Police said all information seemed to be in order, but....

Star-Tribune Charges filed in Mall of America stabbing Two men were charged Monday with stabbing a teenager after exchanging taunts about rival Hispanic gangs at the Mall of America in Bloomington (Minnesota) three weeks ago. -- The victim, a 17-year-old Minneapolis boy, remained in critical condition Monday at Hennepin County Medical Center, Bloomington police said.

Tucson Citizen Bill to aid jail costs of invaders falls short ...The $820 billion catch-all spending bill includes $300 million for the State Criminal Alien Assistance Program. Though that's more than the $250 million available in the current year, it's far short of the nearly $600 million Congress appropriated in previous years.

Washington Times Drug smugglers turn to northern border The "Ghost of Sin Ojos" is an illusive figure known all too well to the Border Patrol agents who prowl the rolling plains here under the big Montana sky, a shadowy visitor dressed in black with no eyes who moves unseen over a strip of land along the Canadian border known as the "Hi-Line."......

The Denver Channel INS In No Hurry To Deport Parents Whose Child Died A Westminster couple facing deportation to Mexico as early as Tuesday will apparently get to stay in Colorado awhile longer. -- Pedro and Susanna Hernandez are illegal immigrants who received a humanitarian permit to remain in the country while caring for a child with leukemia. Oscar Hernandez, 6, died Nov. 23. The humanitarian permit officially expires Tuesday.

Associated Press Suspected invaders caught during traffic stop Springfield, Mo. -- A man from Arizona faces federal charges after law officers say he brought illegal immigrants [criminals] into the Ozarks. U.S. attorneys say Raul Enriquez of Phoenix was arrested Monday morning after his Chevy Suburban was stopped for a traffic offense....

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Pot worth $1 million is found Authorities searching for undocumented immigrants [criminals] inside a home Monday discovered nearly a ton of marijuana worth at least $1 million. -- Investigators were initially responding to a call from a neighbor who believed Mexican nationals were inside the home, which is between an elementary school and a church near 15th and Garfield streets.

Save Our State 'Save Our State' Petitions Ready for Downloading Now See the Save187.com website home page for other pertinent information on this "Son of 187" initiative. Read all instructions carefully.

El Universal -- Mexico City Annoying Mexicans defend fallacious invader IDs The [Mexican] government will put together a working group to prove to the new California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, that identification cards offered by Mexican consulates [to Mexican illegals] meet U.S. security concerns, Foreign Minister Ernesto Derbez said on Monday. [Five Mexican governors also plan to visit Calif. to personally meddle in our affairs on behalf of their scofflaws].

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  New extradition treaty with corruption-bloated Mexico proposed ..."If you kill a law enforcement officer, go over the border," U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein said at a news conference in downtown L.A. "If you are a gangbanger and go do a drive-by, go over the border." -- Clearly, Feinstein said, the existing treaty is not working so long as Armando Garcia, the Mexican national accused killing L.A. Co. Sheriff's Deputy David March, remains free from justice.

QuePasa.com A new version of proposal 187 surges Though ten years distant, proposal 187, with its anti-immigrant sentiment, is reborn in California through a campaign to reform the state constitution that would force public employees to denounce undocumented persons [criminals]. -- Those backing the reform find that they are encouraged by the recent repeal of SB-60...

Arizona Daily Star Border Edition Mexican agents arrest Nogales police chief Federal agents arrested the Nogales, Sonora, chief of police, one of his officers and two former police officials Monday on charges stemming from an investigation that began in November. -- Chief Jose Basilio Obeso Montoya was appointed chief in September when the current administration won the election and assumed power in Nogales, Sonora.

Lopez

North County Times -- Oceanside, California North County illegals prepare for Nativo's phony 'huelga' North County Latinos say they plan to exercise their economic muscle to protest Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's decision to repeal a law that would have given driver's licenses to illegal immigrants [criminals]. -- The Mexican American Political Association and other Latino rights groups are calling for a one-day, statewide boycott...

Associated Press Mexican meddling in Calif. affairs reaching new heights The governors of 21 Mexican states agreed Monday to ask authorities in California to halt and reconsider the decision against allowing immigrants to obtain drivers licenses. -- And-- Mexico Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez said last week that Mexican officials are working to address Schwarzenegger's concerns about the validity of consular IDs given to both legal and illegal Mexican migrants. [The domain RecallTerminator.net has been reserved 'just in case']