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American Patrol
Attacked on
Floor of Georgia State Senate
March 19 Speech Riddled With Lies and Threats
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| Sam Zamarripa On Floor of Georgia
Senate, March 19, 2004 -- See
transcript |
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State Senator
Sam Zamarripa: "What you have before you I wanted
to share this with you is what is called the Zamarripa
Watch. This is a site that is dedicated to following my activities
here in the Senate and it has been here for more than a year.
It is propagated by a group that originates, not in Georgia,
but originates in Idaho. And the name of that group is the American Border Patrol.
The American Border Patrol has affiliations with a
number of well-known and well-established white supremacy organizations.
They are extremely well organized they are well funded
and they know how to target issues like immigration to
their own best interests." [Related
D.A. King Column]
 Contact
SamZam |
| Response: The Zamarripa Watch is maintained by
American Patrol, not American Border Patrol. American Patrol
is located in California, not Idaho. It has affiliations with
no one, especially white supremacy organizations. American Patrol
has one consultant who works part time. It has hardly any money
at all. This man is a liar. -- Glenn Spencer |
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Sierra Vista
(Arizona) Herald Review
25
become new border lifesavers
Fort Huachuca, Arizona - It was 24 days
of intensive training, rappelling down the sides of cliffs and
out of helicopters, day and night long-distance land navigation
exercises, advanced first aid courses, and hours of PT. -- The
end result was that out of the 47 U.S. Border Patrol agents who
started the Border Search, Trauma and Rescue - known as BORSTAR... |
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Philadelphia
Inquirer
Fight
to control Sierra Club hinges on immigration issue
Is immigration an environmental issue?
-- The question is fueling a nasty power struggle for control
of the Sierra Club, the nation's most influential environmental
organization. -- In voting this month, the 700,000-member club
will choose five board directors, who could transform the direction
of the politically active organization.  |
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Pasadena
Star-News Editorial
Feds
can pay for illegals behind bars
It's too bad Los Angeles County Sheriff
Lee Baca has to go begging for the measly nine cents on the dollar
that the federal government reimburses the county for illegal
immigrant incarceration. -- Baca places the cost at $80 million
to $100 million per year. Clearly this is one unfunded mandate
too many. It's near unbearable in the face of state government
take-aways to local government. |
Rumor Mill |
American
Patrol
Al
Qaida May Be Linked to Mexican Organizations
A security expert working for a company doing
business in Iraq has come upon a number of Web sites in Arabic
(he is fluent in the language) that link Al Qaida to Mexican
organizations. This could this be as significant as the Zimmerman
telegram... |
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El Universal
-- Mexico City
Update
on another Mexico vacation nightmare
...On the afternoon of Dec. 18, 2000,
[British pop singer Kirsty MacColl] was scuba diving with her
two teenage sons in a federally protected marine park off limits
to large boats when a prominent Mexican executive's yacht entered
the area. Kirsty was killed instantly in the boat's propeller....
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Associated
Press
Houston's
terror threats probed
A 100-member Houston task force including
federal, state and local law enforcement officials has investigated
thousands of tips on possible terrorist activity. -- While most
of the leads don't have serious consequences, one tip helped
Houston's Joint Terrorism Task Force thwart attempts by suspected
terrorists to cross the Mexican border into Texas, assistant
U.S. Attorney Abe Martinez said. |
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The Oklahoman
Estimated
46,000 invaders in Oklahoma
They move in the shadows of our communities
in fear, avoiding contact with anyone who might return them to
the world they fled. -- They work in our factories [illegals are prohibited by law from
working in the U.S.], live in our neighborhoods,
attend our churches and send their children to our schools. --
They are the tens of thousands of illegal
immigrants [criminals] who call Oklahoma home. |
MS13 Gang |
El Universal
-- Mexico City
Vicious
'Mara' gangsters now infesting Mexico
A new study from the Attorney General's
Office (PGR) reveals growing alarm at the spread of the Salvadoran
"Mara Salvatrucha" gang, which now has at least 200
cells active in seven different states. -- According to the study,
the gang is present in Chiapas, Tabasco, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Tlaxcala,
Tamaulipas and the state of Mexico. [Related
photo] |
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Corpus Christi
Caller-Times
Border
Patrol nabs 10 suspected Chinese invaders
Border Patrol Agents near the Falfurrias
checkpoint on Saturday detained 10 very tired Chinese citizens
believed to have entered the country illegally, Border Patrol
officials said. -- Agent Charles Arsuaga, an on-duty supervisor
on Saturday, said the adult men and women were found between
two and three miles west of Falfurrias on State Highway 285.
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Edwin S.
Rubenstein |
VDare.com
More
Jobs - But Only New Immigrant Groups Need Apply
So you thought there was good news on
the job front-finally? According to Friday's announcement, slightly
more than 300,000 jobs were created in March. That's the biggest
monthly rise in four years. -- But look again: The job gains
are stunningly skewed-toward Hispanics and Asians. And a significant
number of them immigrants.... |
SPLC's Dees |
The Monitor
via the Valley Morning Star -- Harlingen, Texas
Update:
Reconquistas sue border protectors
...Stemming from an incident that occurred
last year at a ranch south of town, Hebbronville, the Jim Hogg
County seat, is in the midst of a national controversy on immigration,
after a local ranch owner recruited members of Ranch
Rescue, an armed civilian border watch group, to patrol his
land. -- Two Salvadoran
immigrants claim they were threatened with death by the ranch
owner, Joe Sutton... |
Onslaught |
Los Angeles
Times via the Contra Costa Times
U.S.
immigration backlog massive
Four years ago, as a presidential candidate
hoping to draw Latino votes, then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush vowed
to slash the backlog of applications for legal immigration.
-- No one would have to wait longer than six months, he promised.
-- Despite that resolve, the opposite has happened -- more people
than ever are facing longer-than-ever delays. |
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