Tuesday, April 6, 2004

Brokaw Admits It: Borders Wide Open Networks Forced to Tell the Truth NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw April 5 -- In a stunning news broadcast, NBC finally admitted that illegal aliens are flooding into the United States in record numbers. NBC reported that illegal aliens Other Than Mexicans (OTMs) are not deported but released into the U.S. with an order to appear for a hearing (few do). American Patrol reported this outrage months ago (*See Rumor Mill, Oct. 21, 2003). They didn't say that Mexicans are not arrested but turned back to Mexico to try again. Watch | Watch Cochise County Sheriff Speaks Out "There's really a cauldron here" Lou Dobbs Tonight on CNN - April 5 -- Cochise County Sheriff Larry Dever: "When aliens cross that fence, more likely than not, they're in someone's backyard. Now it may be a 2000 acre backyard, or maybe a 200 square foot back yard, but it's still my backyard, and you don't have a right to be there without my permission. There really is a cauldron here." Watch | Watch | Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Rob Sanchez

VDare.com H1b Visas: Putting The Bite On American Jobs My family dentist, who I'll call Dr. Smith, used to do all the cleaning and routine exams by himself, but over the years his business has grown. In order to handle the large number of patients, Dr. Smith has hired a staff of dental hygienists and assistants for the routine tasks...

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. This initiative also ends the threat of invaders getting driver's licenses in California once and for all.

Juan Mann DeportAliens.com

VDare.com Upper Keys Times Blows The Whistle On Refugee Scam A remarkable report in a Florida Keys newspaper about several Cubans claiming to have landed by boat may have uncovered a massive benefit fraud scam by refugees receiving government hand-outs of up to $8,000 per person. -- The Upper Keys Times, a local weekly newspaper in Key Largo, Florida, reported that a group of six Cubans claimed they had just come ashore on January 23 ...

Beaup4Sheriff.com Tom Bearup for Sheriff -- Maricopa County, Arizona In reference to the major issue of illegal aliens that are living in Maricopa County, Tom believes that they should be arrested when deputies come in contact with them and that they be turned over to the INS. In the event that the INS is not able or cannot pick them up he proposes to develop a tent city where the illegal aliens will be held until transported back to their country of origin.

KVIA-TV -- El Paso Bust of suspected pot-smuggling Mexican 'kills 3 birds with one stone' Border Patrol agents seized the marijuana, and the suspect. And unbeknownst to them, they also got a guy wanted for escape from federal prison for the last 22 years. -- The whole thing began Monday night like most drug seizures begin. Agents responded to a vehicle they suspected had illegally crossed the U.S. border from Mexico...

KTSM-TV -- El Paso Illegals Die in Pecos Crash (Update) U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents say three of those killed were illegal immigrants from Mexico. Customs say there were six illegal immigrants on their way to Dallas Monday. They believe they were smuggled into the U.S. near El Paso. U.S. Customs say they were in the sleeper of a tractor-trailer rig that crashed head-on with a truck.

WorldNetDaily.com Jeb: Give illegals driver's licenses Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has endorsed a bill in his state's legislature that would grant driver's licenses to illegal aliens. -- Bush said he favors the legislation as long as there are rigorous screening standards to ensure recipients ''won't be terrorists,'' the Miami Herald reported. [Fax Bush at (850) 487-0801 or see his website for other contact info]

Associated Press Restaurant closed after arrest of suspected invaders Macomb, Illinois -- Macomb's El Rancherito Restaurant is closed today after immigration officials arrested nine workers at the business. -- U.S. immigration authorities took a total of ten suspected illegal immigrants into custody yesterday. The agency says nine were Mexican nationals working at El Rancherito...

Muskegon (Michigan) Chronicle 70 protest new driver's license rules ...On Monday, [Nina] Acevedo and about 70 other mostly Hispanic residents who are members of Muskegon's Michigan Organizing Project [part of NPA, the goons who went after Karl Rove recently] protested at the Michigan Secretary of State branch office on Apple Avenue. Their goal was to make sure migrants and immigrants who don't have a Social Security number won't be denied that same opportunity to drive a vehicle in Michigan.

Orlando Sentinel (Free Registration) 13 Mexican invaders arrested on ID fraud charges Thirteen Mexican nationals using false Social Security numbers were arrested today at Port Canaveral by federal agents, said the Department of Homeland Security. -- The false documents allowed the suspects to obtain access badges to work in restricted areas of the harbor, said Pamela McCullough, a spokeswoman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

KVAL-TV -- Eugene, Oregon Springfield accepts dangerous IDs issued by corrupt Mexico Some members of the growing latino community will now be able to get more use out of a form of identification issued by Mexico. The Springfield City Council agreed Monday night to allow latinos [read: Mexican illegals] to use what are called "matricula consulars" to get access to several city services and programs.

UPI New act to improve ties with corruption-bloated Mexico President George W. Bush signed a law Monday to establish a border cooperation commission and a development bank with Mexico. -- The bank will be called the North American Development Bank and the commission will be named, the Border Environment Cooperation Commission....

Ithaca (New York) Journal Terror checks chilling foreign enrollment Gurmeet Singh meticulously followed the rules to obtain a student visa to enter the United States from India. -- He filed his paperwork for the F-1 visa in plenty of time, and made the eight-hour travel from his home city of Lucknow, in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, to Delhi -- the Indian capital -- for his interview at the U.S. Embassy...

Mark Andrew Dwyer

Sierra Club Naïve Leaders Sierra Club is an over 100 years old and half million members-strong organization that made preservation of the environment for future generations its foremost goal. As noble as such cause might seem, many of the Club's national and local leaders exhibit the intelligence of teenagers when it comes to dealing with the most dangerous threat to the environment - out of control population growth.

Pandering Bush

Miami Herald Bush endorses illegal-alien driving bill Saying rigorous screening standards would ensure recipients ''won't be terrorists,'' Gov. Jeb Bush on Monday strongly endorsed issuing state driver's licenses to both illegal immigrants [criminals] and foreign nationals who make Florida home for part of the year. -- Hundreds of thousands of people could be affected by the proposal, which is currently making its way through the Florida Legislature. [Fax Bush at (850) 487-0801]

Erwin (Tennessee) Record Mexican invader faces kidnapping charges Circulation of the pictures of two missing Unicoi County girls led to their recovery last week in Johnson City and the arrest of an undocumented immigrant with whom they had been staying. -- The unidentified girls, ages 16 and 15, have been placed in state custody... [Family values don't stop at the Rio Bravo]

Tucson Citizen Head found, arrest made in possible cartel assassination A man described as a possible drug-world assassin with suspected links to up to seven local killings is in federal custody, accused of a homicide in which the victim's body and head were found encased in concrete - several miles apart. -- Francisco Gonzalez Castro was arrested Wednesday by Tucson police and federal agents.

Send In The Clowns

KNBC-TV -- Los Angeles Parks, several reconquistas may run for mayor of L.A. L.A. City Councilman Bernard Parks is expected to announce a run for mayor as early as this week... -- So far, only Sen. Richard Alarcon [brother of this vehement communist reconquista] has announced his candidacy. -- Other possible candidates include City Controller Laura Chick, also a former City Council member; City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo; and Councilman Antonio Villaraigosa...

Washington Times Democrat ads target Hispanic voters A Democratic outreach group, sensing that the party's support among Hispanics is soft, has begun a new ad campaign that it hopes will bring back and secure Spanish-speaking voters in the November elections. -- The New Democrat Network (NDN) introduced an ad yesterday to be aired on Spanish-language radio and TV stations...

Chicago Daily Herald Invader gets light sentence in DUI/reckless homicide case Nearly 11 years after he pleaded guilty to reckless homicide and drunken driving, Jose E. Garcia on Monday was sentenced to three years in prison. -- Before he was due to be sentenced in 1993, immigration authorities either forcibly deported Garcia to Mexico, or convinced him to leave the United States voluntarily, according to his lawyer, Scott Levy.

Charleston (S.C.) Post and Courier Hispanics lag in social, political progress The Charleston region's Hispanic population is growing rapidly, but social and political progress are much slower in coming. -- The explosive growth of the Hispanic community is fueling debate on how legal and illegal immigrants in the state should be treated.

Riverside (California) Press Enterprise (Free Registration)  Reconquistas plan boycott over invader licenses, 'Son of 187' Pro-immigrant [read: Pre-invasion] activists from Ontario announced plans Monday for another statewide Latino economic boycott while local opponents of illegal immigration rushed to collect more signatures for a ballot initiative. -- The competing efforts this week underscore the polarization over the issue of giving driver licenses and other public benefits to undocumented immigrants.

Nogales (Arizona) International Assaults on agents by invaders rampant Along the international border wall in Nogales, death and serious injury can rain from above. The United States Border Patrol reported 114 assaults on agents assigned to the Nogales station during fiscal year 2002, almost two agents attacked every week. -- Agents patrolling along the border wall are often the victims of rock-throwing assaults...