Saturday, October 9, 2004

Film Maker Goes Way Back with Spencer Julie Hansen was third-grader when "48 Hrs" taped Spencer in 1993 Julie Hansen and cameraman, Tye, watch the Border Hawk at work. A Real Coincidence Palominas, Arizona - October 8 Palominas - October 8 - When Glenn Spencer agreed over the phone to work with student documentary film maker, Julie Hansen, he had never met her. It was only after she arrived and began work did he learn that Hansen was a third-grade student at Carpenter Ave. School in North Hollywood when "48 Hrs" taped a meeting of Voice of Citizens Together at the school. Hansen, and her cameraman, Tye, taped a flight of the Border Hawk and, later, the apprehension of 7 illegal aliens made possible by a report from an ABP "Hawkeye." Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Strip-mining America

Tucson Citizen 'Immigrants' send $-billions back to troublesome Mexico ...The amount of money Mexican immigrants and Mexican- Americans send to Mexico this year will easily exceed the record-setting $13.3 billion sent last year, experts say, and is now Mexico's second-highest source of foreign income after oil exports. -- The average immigrant toiling in construction or restaurant jobs manages to send home a few hundred dollars a month.

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The American Resistance -- Marietta, Georgia Protest against 'National Council of The Race' march Tuesday, October 12 -- Doraville, GA - 6 pm EDT - Meet at 5:30 pm at Doraville City Hall, 3725 Park Ave. [map and directions]. Click here for more information.

Tyler (Texas) Morning Telegraph News Briefs Mexican invader gets light sentence for unlawful re-entry [Second item] -- U.S. District Judge Leonard Davis sentenced a Mexican national Friday for being in the United States illegally. -- Tomas Rodriguez-Martinez, also known as Christobal Moreno-Vasquez or Joel Atunes Salazar, was sentenced to five months in prison after he pleaded guilty to illegally re-entering the country after he had been deported.

Randy Graf

Arizona Republic -- Phoenix Charities see dollar signs in opposing Arizona Prop. 200 Defeating Proposition 200 has flushed into the open opponents who usually remain in the background: non-profits and "faith-based charities" with pro-illegal immigration agendas that depend heavily on government funding. Two examples are the Arizona Interfaith Network and Catholic Charities. -- Arizona Interfaith Network collects member dues from 142 congregations, five school districts and 19 labor unions...

Benedict Arnold

Albuquerque Tribune New Mexico Republican sides with Dems on H.R. 10 Rep. Heather Wilson was one of eight Republicans to vote against a bill to reform U.S. intelligence agencies. -- The bill, which passed 282-134 Friday, went too far in weakening protections for people's privacy and unfairly penalized immigrants, said Wilson, an Albuquerque Republican. She has been accused by her Democratic opponent, state Sen. Richard Romero, of voting too often with Republican leaders.

Atlanta Latino [Click on 'English' link in upper right corner of page] Ethnic hustlers gear up for 'Day of The Race' tantrum Everything is ready for the march organized by the Coordinating Council of Latino Community Leaders in Atlanta, which will depart from the Doraville Catholic Mission on October 12, at 5 p.m. [These bozos will be demanding all sorts of thing for their lawbreaking ilk, including driver's licenses. Georgians are urged to attend the counter-protest. Click here for map & directions.]

Yes on Proposition 200 Yes on Prop. 200 TV Ads Debut in Arizona See 30 sec. Quicktime TV Ad Released October 4, 2004 See 60 sec. Quicktime TV Ad Released October 4, 2004 Visit Yes on Prop. 200 website.

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com Would Big Media Allow An Immigration Debate? Sacramento Bee political columnist Daniel Weintraub is one of a handful of California journalists who write intelligently about illegal immigration. -- In his September 26th column entitled "Governor Should Lead Debate on Immigrants," Weintraub began by stating that: " Schwarzenegger did the right thing when he vetoed legislation that would have offered driver's licenses to illegal immigrants."

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  Usual suspects griping about politician's TV ad Washington -- Controversy erupted this week in a tight U.S. Senate race in Oklahoma over a Republican television commercial that shows images suggestive of illegal immigrants being rounded up by law enforcement and a pair of dark-skinned hands counting money as a narrator talks about welfare. -- The advertisement, attacking Democratic Senate nominee Rep. Brad Carson, is sponsored by the National Republican Senatorial Committee, which is backing former Rep. Tom Coburn.

The John & Ken Show 'Mexican Socialist' Baca goes crying to his colleagues A rally held by popular L.A. radio talk show hosts John and Ken yesterday in Ontario, Calif. in an effort to oust troublesome reconquista U.S. Rep. Joe Baca has evidently inspired the targeted congressman to write this whiny letter to to his fellow colleagues in an effort to paint John and Ken and BetterImmigration.com as having distorted his abhorrent voting record. This buffoon needs to go, and he needs to go big time. [See: Laning for Congress]

Invasion

La Opinion -- (Roughly translated by Babelfish) Invasion matter may come up at debate in Tempe An article in the Mexican propaganda rag La Opinion suggests that the Mexican invasion of the U.S. may be discussed during the final presidential debate in Tempe, Arizona next Wednesday. One Adrián Pantoja, said to be a professor at ASU, says that it won't be a surprise if the subject of Arizona's popular Prop. 200 comes up during the debate.

Greeley (Colorado) Tribune Greeley teen, 16, guilty of homicide Melecio Gonzales, a 16-year-old Greeley boy, faces up to 16 years in jail after being convicted Friday of criminally negligent homicide in the January fatal beating of Albert Rios. -- Rios, 44, of Evans, died Feb. 19 at North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley, more than a month after he was hit in the head with a baseball bat after a fight...

Gang News

Greeley (Colorado) Tribune 'Bam-Bam' wanted in attempted murder Police have issued a warrant for a gang member who goes by the name "Bam-Bam," and want to charge him with attempted murder for a shooting in a south Greeley parking lot late Thursday. -- The warrant names Jimmy Alexander Olivares. -- Through an investigation of the incident, police identified Bam-Bam as the suspect and a gang member. He is described as Latino, 5-foot-11, 200 pounds, with a shaved head.

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El Universal -- Mexico City Hundreds of wanna-be emigrants jam U.S. consulate Monterrey, NL, Mex. -- Hundreds of would-be Mexican emigrants jammed into the U.S. consulate in this northern city this week after it was announced that agricultural firms in North Carolina were interested in hiring 8,000 laborers. -- The heavy crowd forced the U.S. mission to release a media statement saying that it was not calling for or recruiting workers...

Palm Beach Post Election 2004: Irate Muslim goes off on election official Theresa LePore vowed to close the Palm Beach County elections office at 5 p.m. Monday, the final day to register to vote in the Nov. 2 election, but a young man who arrived about 15 minutes after the deadline managed to drop off 550 applications on behalf of a group of Muslims determined to oust President Bush....

Screwball

Hindu Business Line Greedy Pressler: U.S. needs more outsourcing Stating that he was "pro-outsourcing", Mr Larry Pressler, US Senator [who is retired, luckily], on Friday rejected the contention that outsourcing had led to job losses and said that US economy needed more immigration and outsourcing. -- "I am pro-outsourcing. I am a free trader. I think outsourcing creates more jobs back home, cuts cost and increases efficiency, and there is more money left for development," said Mr Pressler... [More on this Orwellian crackpot]

Sify.com -- Teynampet, Chennai, India India to benefit from Bush's victory India will benefit more from the re-election of US President George W Bush, a strong votary of free trade, than the victory of anti- outsourcing Senator John Kerry in the forthcoming Presidential polls in the United States, US Sen. Larry Pressler said. -- ''The outcome of elections could go either way depending on the mood of the people. But irrespective of the outcome, India will have a friend in the White House, and a stronger friend in George W Bush,'' he said...

Arizona Daily Star Border Edition 2 fleeing suspects try to ram agents; 1 escapes, 1 is held Border Patrol helicopters and vehicles became targets for fleeing suspects who tried to ram and crash their way to freedom, one successfully, in two incidents this week. -- The two cases reflect an increasing trend toward violence by smugglers frustrated by the growing levels of enforcement, Border Patrol spokesman Andy Adame said.

South Florida Sun-Sentinel House backs ban on invader licenses: Let the whining begin! ...Advocates like Little say issuing driver licenses to all immigrants can encourage them to report crimes, help them get car insurance and stem the business of fraudulent ID. -- "We know we're here illegally," said Solorzano [a Nicaraguan illegal]... But we're being painted as people who came here to break laws...:" [That is precisely what they did, and they need to be deported.]