Friday, July 30, 2004

America Needs an Independent Eye on the Border Non-profit group exposes terrorist threat Albuquerque, N.M. -- The FBI has warned police in New Mexico and California that it has received information about possible terrorist activity in those states. More.... ABP exposed the terrorist threat on the border. Do you think they deserve your support? Donations are tax-deductible. Click Image to Donate Past Features American Border Patrol Updates Pressure D.C. to Expand Border Patrol Sweeps

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Idiot File

ABC News Officials Fear Terrorists Could Try to Enter U.S. Through Mexico The U.S. government has become increasingly concerned that al Qaeda might try to exploit security gaps at the nation's borders, especially the Mexican border, ABC News has learned. -- Concerns about border security were highlighted on July 19, when officials at McAllen-Miller International Airport in southern Texas arrested a woman suspected of having ties to al Qaeda...

Lompoc (California) Record Invader formerly suspected in baby death deported A Oaxacan woman arrested on suspicion of killing her newborn son in Santa Maria, then cleared when investigators determined the infant likely died at birth, has been deported. -- Reyna Garcia Hernandez underwent immigration proceedings July 14 in San Pedro, where she was ordered deported by Judge Rose Peters, according to Greg Gagne, spokesman for the federal Executive Office for Immigration Review, which held the hearings.

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Gwinnett Daily Possible illegal held in fatal road rage incident Buford, Ga. - A Cleveland, Ga., man caught in the middle of a road rage incident has died in the hospital, and authorities are still searching for a white van involved in the crash that killed him. --- Geraldo Gonzalez-Ordonez was initially charged with serious injury by motor vehicle. That charge was upgraded to first-degree vehicular homicide Thursday when Freeman died. Gonzalez-Ordonez was also charged with aggressive driving, reckless driving...

Ridge

Princeton (New Jersey) Packet Ridge might resign Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge might step town after the November election, telling colleagues that he's worn out from the huge reorganization of government. -- Ridge also says he needs to earn money in the private sector to put his teenage children through college. -- The job of Homeland Security Secretary pays $175,700 a year. [Ridge is the genius who gave us the worthless multi- million buck color- coded terror alert scheme].

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Border Patrol arrests invader wanted for homicide Douglas, Ariz. -- The feds say Border Patrol agents assigned to Douglas have captured an illegal immigrant wanted for a homicide. -- Last night, agents located Francisco Pegueros-Delvalle of Mexico about five miles west of Douglas. A check of the computers revealed Pegueros was wanted for murder in South Carolina. [Remember, these harmless invaders just violate our laws seeking a 'better life']

Idiots

Princeton (New Jersey) Packet Paper brazenly tells the world it illegally hires invaders Many Montgomery and Princeton residents wouldn't ever think about doing it (riding a bike to work because they're illegally in the country). -- Jose Ramirez is one of the men who sometimes travels along Route 206 to get to and from work. -- A Princeton resident, Mr. Ramirez works both at The Princeton Packet [the idiots who published this article] as a mailroom inserter and at the Tiger's Tale in Montgomery as a dishwasher.

Arizona Daily Star Jailed Mexican swaps IDs, escapes by deportation A Mexican national awaiting sentencing on drug charges escaped from a private prison in Florence this week by having himself deported. -- Sacramento Iribe Flores switched his identification card with another inmate awaiting deportation to Mexico Monday, said Enrique Perez, chief deputy U.S. marshal for Arizona...

San Bernardino County Sun Naturalized citizens can regain rights in Mexico [Dual Citizenship] ...A decree published by the Mexican government last week will help [expatriate] Genoveva Ramboz and perhaps millions of Mexican- born people living in the U.S. [aka colonists] reclaim rights they once held [before they renounced their Mexican citizenship... they lied, in other words]. -- Since Monday, the Mexican Consulate in San Bernardino has been accepting applications from people seeking to regain their Mexican nationality. [See: Spencer tells the New York Times the truth about dual citizenship | Also see: The Oath of Citizenship]

Gutierrez

CNN Lou Dobbs chats with vehement reconquista Luis Gutierrez This non-stop invasion-preaching parrot says, ..."Every day in my community, Lou, this actually happens. There are American citizens whose wives are being deported because they can't fix their papers. We have a huge population that works in our agricultural and, you know, the agricultural industry wants a bill passed. -- We need a bill passed so that those agricultural workers can have decency in pay...

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  Giant Sucking Sound: Funds sent to Mexico hit record Mexico City -- The amount of money sent by Mexican emigrants worldwide to relatives in their homeland surged in the first six months of the year, reflecting poor employment prospects in Mexico and lower fees for sending funds. -- The emigrants, many of them working in California, sent a record $7.9 billion to Mexico in the January-June period...

Michelle Malkin

Cybercast News Service Five Reasons to Fear the Democratic Party ...Here are five other reasons to be afraid, very afraid, of putting a Democratic administration in charge of guarding America's gates. -- 1. Ted Kennedy: The senior bloviator from Massachusetts has worked relentlessly since the Sept. 11 attacks to cripple homeland defense. For once, Teresa Heinz-Kerry speaks for me: "Ted Kennedy I don't trust."

Jim Ludwick of OFIR

Portland (Oregon) Tribune Immigrants take toll on American life The political debate regarding the issue of immigration has intensified since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. -- It is tragic that it took such an event to open up a dialogue on the issue. But the fact is that immigration policies allowing more than 1 million legal immigrants and between 300,000 to 500,000 illegal immigrants into the United States each year have had terribly negative impacts...

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson 23 invaders 'rescued' near Ajo, Arizona U.S. Border Patrol agents rescued a group of 23 illegal border crossers Tuesday night near Ajo, sending four of them to Phoenix for medical attention. -- Agents patrolling near Ajo at about 5:30 p.m. caught a group of 11 illegal entrants on the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range, said Charles Griffin, a Border Patrol spokesman.

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  Coyote jailed in case involving 60 foreign invaders Federal prosecutors have filed charges against one of two men involved in the hiding of 60 illegal immigrants [criminals] found this week in a small Riverside home, officials said Thursday. -- Francisco Pasqual Pablo-Baltazar is charged with knowingly and intentionally transporting, concealing, harboring and shielding from detection immigrants who were not lawfully admitted to the United States.

Call the Governor's Poll -- (916) 445-2841 - Select Option 2, Then SB1160 Mexican propaganda mill urging push to license invaders Telemundo's station in the Los Angeles area (KVEA), which broadcasts over the air... not exclusively on cable... is featuring frequent segments on it's local news programs urging the public (presumably foreign invaders) to badger Gov. Schwarzenegger into cutting a deal with Mexican reconquista state senator Gil Cedillo...

Albuquerque Journal Feds allege labor scam Six people associated with Chinese restaurants in Albuquerque have been indicted by a federal grand jury on allegations they profited by inducing foreign workers to come to the country illegally and harbored them at several addresses in the city. -- The indictments issued Thursday in Albuquerque involve more than 100 counts. The federal government is seeking prosecution of the six...

WLBZ -- Bangor, Maine Border Patrol stops traffic on I-95 The U.S. Border Patrol set up a traffic check point this week at the Old Town rest area. -- Agents say they're looking for terrorists and weapons of mass destruction. -- The average stop lasts only about 10-15 seconds. If you're not a U.S. citizen and if agents notice something suspicious about your vehicle, they'll ask you to pull off the exit.

Doc Farmer -- ChronWatch.com Why Mexico Is No Longer America's Ally For quite a while, I've been more than a bit perturbed at our neighbor to the South. Granted, our neighbor to the North is no picnic either, but they're not nearly as annoying or contentious. Canada is, as Robin Williams so adeptly put it, '''like a loft apartment over a really great party.''' Sadly, though, Mexico has become more and more like a backed-up sewer line.

La Opinion  (Roughly translated by Google.com) Invader activists/legislators demand licenses for scofflaws The president of the Assembly, the democrat Fabian Núñez, said yesterday that governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will have to fulfill his word to sign the law of licenses SB1160 and said that neither the democratic legislators nor senator Gil Cedillo, author of the initiative can hope by another year more of fight. [See how you can take action]

Your Tax Dollars At Waste

Rocky Mountain News Hospitals: $14 million in federal relief would help invaders The federal government has announced a plan to give Colorado hospitals, physicians and ambulance services almost $14 million to pay for illegal immigrants' emergency medical care. -- The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it will provide $1 billion nationwide over four years to hospitals for uninsured patients, regardless of their citizenship status.

KNSD-TV -- San Diego Invader suspected of killing cop wants change of venue Oceanside, Calif. -- Attorneys for a man accused of killing an Oceanside police officer say he cannot get a fair trial in San Diego County. -- Prosecutors say [Mexican invader] Adrian Camacho shot and killed Officer Tony Zeppetella after a traffic stop last summer. Camacho's lawyers argued in court Thursday that the ensuing publicity surrounding the case has prevented their client from getting a fair trial in San Diego...

Tucson Citizen Border Edition Camouflage can't hide pot trucks found The smugglers' attempt to hide two camouflaged trucks packed with 1,650 pounds of marijuana failed Wednesday, according to the Border Patrol. -- Agents found the 1999 Ford F-250 and 2004 Chevrolet stuck in the mud near Keystone Wells on the Tohono O'odham Nation at about 4:15 p.m., despite camouflage covers, according to the agency.

KSL-TV -- Salt Lake City Former Parole Officers Accused of Selling Worthless ID Cards Two former Adult Probation and Parole officers have been accused of selling worthless identification cards to immigrants. -- Piero Ortiz of Taylorsville and Eric Koellner of Kearns were charged Wednesday with forgery and theft by deception. -- The cards, claiming to be "international drivers' licenses," went for as much as $700 each...

Washington Times U.S. program nets Mexican invaders in child-sex ring Ten Mexico nationals living illegally in Minnesota have been arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and Austin, Minn., police amid accusations that the men paid a woman to allow them to have sex with her 14-year-old female relative in exchange for cellular telephone minutes and money.