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Bonds of Our Union
- Part II -- The Video |
| CORPORATE GLOBALISTS: This segment focuses on corporations that support
Hispanic separatists and reconquista organizations. Highlighted
are Kaiser Permanente, Miller Brewing Company and Citibank. |
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James R.
Edwards |
Portland
Oregonian
The
AgJOBS amnesty sellout
F arm worker leader Cesar Chavez's cause
has been sold out. -- Chavez organized California grape pickers
in the 1960s, using boycotts to force growers to boost wages
and improve working conditions. -- In the 1980s, professor Philip
Martin of the University of California at Davis has written,
Chavez's United Farm Workers union recognized increased illegal
immigration as a threat to legal farm workers...  |
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The Denver
Channel
Three
Boulder rapes linked to one suspect (a Mexican national)
Boulder police believe that they have
identified the suspect responsible for a string of sexual assaults
last year. -- DNA evidence has linked Efrain Rojas to assaults
that occurred on Feb. 28, April 26 and Aug. 3, Boulder police
said. -- In the most recent assault, a 21-year-old Boulder woman
told police that she was gang-raped by three men ... |
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Douglas
(Arizona) Dispatch
BP
seizes smuggling vehicles, adds more resources to sector
The Border Patrol has seized 3,406 vehicles
from migrant smugglers during the agency's fiscal year. -- During
the month of March the agency seized 903 vehicles for the entire
Tucson sector, said Andy Adame, a spokesman for the Border Patrol's
Tucson sector. -- Adame said that about $20.4 million has been
seized in assets by Border Patrol. |
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The Daily
Citizen -- Searcy, Arkansas
Useless
Feds: Illegal aliens suspected of fraud go free
Four illegal aliens suspected of felony
crimes walked free from White County Sheriff's offices Wednesday
after federal immigration officials explained the U.S. government
cannot automatically expel the men just because they are illegal.
[The perps, all Mexican illegals, were busted on misdemeanor
offenses and later found to be in possession of suspected fraudulent
identification documents.... and the feds won't toss them back
into Mexico.] |
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KGTV --
San Diego
SUV
full of invaders crashes into embankment
El Centro -- Two passengers were seriously
injured when a sports utility vehicle believed to be carrying
about 13 illegal immigrants slammed into a rocky embankment,
the California Highway Patrol said. --- The U.S. Border Patrol
found 13 passengers nearby about 12 hours after the incident,
the CHP said. |
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Reader Submission
-- Hereford, Arizona
High
speed chase of drug suspects ends in crash
These photos [see
article] were taken at 8:20 A.M. 4-19-04 on Highway 92 across
the highway from, San Pedro Feed And Hardware Store [Hereford,
Arizona]. It was reported that U.S. Customs was in pursuit of
one or 2 suspected drug runners that had entered the U.S from
Mexico and speed up Smith Road... |
Snake Oil |
Denver Post
Hiring
of Hispanics enriching, firms say
PlastiComm Industries heavily recruits
Hispanics - recent immigrants in particular - because they are
loyal and hardworking. -- Those traits help boost profits, even
if it means the Denver telecom gearmaker must invest more time
and effort upfront. -- PlastiComm executives say the company
invests in its employees with job training and language instruction...
[Contact
this company] |
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San Diego
Union-Tribune
Mexican
Mafia case garners guilty pleas
Three months ago, authorities hailed
what they called the breakup of a violent conspiracy by a prison
gang to rob people, smuggle drugs, extort drug dealers and kill
witnesses and a law enforcement officer. -- Defense lawyers and
relatives complained that many of the nearly three dozen charged
were not part of the notorious prison gang -- the Mexican
Mafia.... |
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Atlanta
Latino [Click on 'English'
link in upper right corner of page]
Immigrants
contributions are ignored
Immigrant rights groups highlight the
"immeasurable" support that immigrants offer and adamantly
deny statements that millions of them are a "burden"
on the country. -- "That cheap manual labor benefited the
employers and communities where immigrants settled," said
Eugenio Arene, the executive director of the Council
of Latino Agencies.... |
Steve
Sailer |
VDare.com
The
Limits Of Libertarianism: Southern California's Catastrophe
...Subtle but important social differences
emerged between Southern and Northern California. Which was the
better mode was arguable-until recently. -- Now, however, it
has become clear that Northern California's traditional elitism
has helped it withstand the onslaught of illegal immigration
better than Southern California's traditional populist libertarianism.
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Adam Sparks
-- San Francisco Chronicle
The
Guv Is Driving Californians Nuts
During the gubernatorial recall campaign last
year, a desperate Gov. Gray Davis signed into law a bill granting
California's approximately 2 million undocumented
residents the right to obtain
a driver's license, a move he said would make the state's
roads safer. However, Californians understood that he was merely
pandering to the large Hispanic voting bloc. |
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Chuck Muth
- OpinionEditorials.com
Selling
Out Principle Backfires on GOP
...How about that illegal alien amnesty program
the president proposed in January hoping for a political payoff
from Hispanics in November? Major backfire. Instead, he's lost
considerable support from segments of his base which cleave to
the radical notion that if you reward illegal behavior you get...well,
even more illegal behavior. Go figure. |
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Minneapolis
Star-Tribune
Part
two of a series: Uniting he stands (SEIU and the invasion)
Though he stands under five-and-a-half
feet tall, Mariano Espinoza exudes an air of efficient authority.
The 40 Hispanic janitorial workers crowded into a southeast-Minneapolis
basement watch and listen intently as he outlines a complaint
the group plans to file against the management of their union
chapter, Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 26.
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Houston
Chronicle
Immigrants'
voting rights becoming a major issue
It's pretty basic: You have to be a citizen
of this country to vote, right? Not necessarily. -- A movement
is growing in New York City to grant the vote in local elections
to legal immigrants. And the debate is growing loud enough to
become a major issue in the city's next mayoral election.
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Arizona
Daily Star Border Edition
Fake
residents, real woes
Nogales, Ariz. - A criminal complaint
filed with police by the Nogales school district over a student's
questionable enrollment is the newest method to deal with an
old problem: Mexican youngsters who cross the border with fake
addresses to get into American public schools. |
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