Friday, December 26, 2003

Stop Amnesty - Don't Shop on January 12 Send Bush a Message in Mexico No Place To Go     Karl Rove is advising President Bush that he can shove amnesty down our throats because the people have "no place to go," i.e., both parties support the move. Since he says we have "no place to go," let's all go no place on Monday, January 12, the first day of Bush's visit with Mexican President Fox in Mexico City.     Don't shop at all. Don't buy anything. Don't go to the movies, etc. If enough Americans do this, Bush will be forced to back down and enforce our immigration laws.     We must do this. Spread the word. Download PDF version of logo for printing Past Features    American Border Patrol Updates

New York Times (Free Registration) Free Trade Accord at Age 10: The Growing Pains Are Clear ...Mayor Kauffman says the federal government "could have done something to stop this influx of migrants that has pushed down our wages," especially as it embraced the banner of free trade. -- The town's Hispanic population has grown at least four-fold under Nafta. Social tensions grew, too...

Associated Press Immigration court for four states sees caseload boom Memphis, Tenn. - The caseload in the Immigration Court serving four Southeastern states has jumped more than 50 percent in two years. -- Judges Lawrence O. Burman and Charles E. Pazar work at the federal courthouse in Memphis, deciding whether immigrants living in Mississippi, Arkansas, Kentucky and Tennessee get to remain in this country and under what conditions.

San Jose Mercury News Teens plan anti-Schwarzenegger tantrum A group of Bay Area teenagers has it in for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Angry that the movie star-turned-politician abolished a law that would have let illegal immigrants [criminals] apply for driver's licenses, the teens are trying to persuade a million students to join them in a statewide protest against Schwarzenegger...

Nogales (Arizona) International  [Short-lived link] Customs intercepts 328,000 lbs. of drugs Federal agents seized more than 328,000 pounds of drugs along the border with Mexico over the past fiscal year, with an approximate street value of $244 million. -- United States Bureau of Customs and Border Protection and Bureau of Customs and Immigration Enforcement agents seized more than 322,000 pounds of marijuana...

Sam Francis

VDare.com Amnesty For Illegals Still Under Bush's Blanket Something funny is going on inside the Bush administration on the issue of mass immigration and what to do about it. -- A couple of weeks ago, Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge muttered some cryptic, unrehearsed and rather ambiguous noises that sounded like an endorsement of amnesty for illegals. His spokesmen immediately denied that amnesty was what he meant.

Marty Lich

MichNews.com The Law Is The Law: Illegal Immigration Is Unlawful ...Mexico's President Fox has every right to issue Mexican driver's licenses to people living in Mexico. He has no right to demand issuance of California driver's licenses to people living illegally in the United States. Fox needs to keep his elected authority on his side of the border.

FAIR Bush to Propose Broad Amnesty We regret having to interrupt your holiday season with bad news on the immigration reform front, but the Washington Post reports this morning that President Bush and Karl Rove-in order to appeal to Hispanic voters-are poised to announce a sweeping amnesty plan during the second week of January....

News Note

Chicago Tribune -- AP (Free Registration) Study says immigrant children struggling They're generally more educated and speak better English than immigrants, but second-generation Hispanics had a tougher time in the economic downturn than their first-generation counterparts, an analysis by the Pew Hispanic Center found. -- A surge of young, U.S.-born Hispanics -- the start of a wave of workers who will eventually replace retiring Baby Boomers...

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.

The Moultrie (Georgia) Observer Chambliss: Bill will target illegal immigration ...Sen. Saxby Chambliss, chairman of the Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship within the Senate Judiciary Committee, said this week that a major part of his personal agenda next year will be to clamp down on foreigners who are in the United States illegally.