Sunday, October 10, 2004

Update: Conquest of Aztlan Professor gives further proof that Mexico is encouraging the invasion George W. Grayson teaches Latin American politics and government at William and Mary College [Also see: Unchanging Mexico] Lou Dobbs September 29, 2004 George W. Grayson: President Fox has raised hypocrisy from the level of an art form to an exact science. He wants to move toward an open border between Mexico and the United States. At the same time, he is beginning to crack down on Central Americans and others who cross illegally into Mexico's south. -- Get the video. Send it to a Senator. Dial-up  Requires Free Windows Media Player 9 Series Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

International Herald Tribune Spain spends heavily to bar illegal migrants ...Under pressure from the rest of Europe, Spain has been spending heavily, buying patrol boats, helicopters, night-vision scopes and heat-seeking cameras, all focused on the strait, from Barbate to Algeciras, and beyond Gibraltar, along the coast almost as far as Málaga. -- According to the European Union, of the nearly half a million illegal migrants who come to Europe every year, one-fourth come via Spain. The reasons are evident.

Massachusetts

Daily News Tribune -- Waltham, Mass. Immigration at center stage in Rep. race Framingham, Mass. -- While the candidates for the 6th Middlesex District state representative seat acknowledge illegal immigration is a federal issue, that hasn't stopped them from talking about it on the campaign trail. -- Republican Nicolas Sanchez, who came to the United States from Cuba as a child, sees "a tremendous amount of social conflict" among immigrants, saying illegal immigrants are getting too much of a free ride.

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Salt Lake Tribune Phoenix crackdown on invaders reducing some crime Violence linked to illegal immigration boiled over late last year in Arizona when a group of migrant smugglers driving on an interstate fatally shot four people as retaliation against a rival gang that had stolen its customers. -- The government had already realized by that point that its efforts to reduce smuggling-related murders, kidnappings and extortion around Phoenix weren't doing the trick.

El Universal -- Mexico City Bush, Kerry and the stakes for Mexico Mexico's Foreign Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez has said that when it comes to the areas of U.S. policy that really matter to Mexico, economic integration and migration, it doesn't matter who wins the U.S. presidential election. -- "There is very little difference," he told international relations students at the Universidad Iberoamericana last Monday, "because the themes central to the U.S. - Mexico relationship are now clearly placed on the table and the solutions continue to be the same." [This is a lie, Mexican style. Kerry is a Catholic and is much deeper into the Mexican camp. Kerry campaign co-chairs include former East L.A. gangster Villaraigosa and disgraced liar Cisneros]

Star-Ledger (New Jersey) Honduran invader accused in several rape cases to go on trial ...Details of five of the alleged attacks, including those involving two Rutgers University students and a 14- year- old girl, will begin to emerge this week when the trial of Ricardo Cepates gets under way at the Middlesex County Courthouse. -- Cepates is accused of raping five women and the teenager...

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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. [Latest news from the Raza crowd. Look for 'English' link at top right of page.]

Onslaught

Associated Press Hmong student influx makes St. Paul district largest in state St. Paul has become the largest school district in Minnesota, but it could be displaced by the fast-growing Anoka-Hennepin district later this year. -- The numbers are in flux, and the variables include the number of Hmong refugee students funneling into St. Paul schools, as well as a continuing trend of urban enrollment declines... [More Hmong insanity in California]

Monterey Herald Clueless invaders snivel about not having licenses ...Despite being in the United States for 14 years, holding down jobs [illegals are prohibited by law from working in the U.S. per the Immigration Act of 1965] that contribute taxes to the state and having two of their four children here, the Sotos remain undocumented [criminals]. They have been trying to legalize their immigration status, Sota says, but in the meantime driving is both a necessity and a cause for fear.

Porterville Recorder Mexicans turning Sequoia Nat'l Forest into pot plantation "We're No. 1 in the state and in the nation for all forest service lands when it comes to marijuana plants," said Kirsten Meyers, law enforcement officer for the Sequoia National Forest. -- "Most of the workers who tend the gardens are Hispanic nationals and Mexican Mafia drug cartel," she said. "They cause extensive damage to the forest from pesticides and herbicides, and also damage the trees by cutting them down.

San Antonio Express News Marchers block border bridge to protest immigration policies Matamoros, Tamps., Mex. -- Mexican and Mexican American protesters briefly seized the Gateway International Bridge on Saturday afternoon to denounce the immigration policies of the Fox and Bush administrations. -- Northbound traffic from Mexico was blocked for about 20 minutes before the protesters dissipated. No arrests were reported...

Associated Press Georgia judge cracking down on English interpreters Conyers, Ga. - A Rockdale County judge is frustrated with the high cost of interpreters and said he will start requiring proof that defendants cannot speak English because some people are pretending not to be fluent just to delay criminal proceedings. -- Sidney Nation, a Rockdale County Superior Court judge, said he will start having formal hearings on the need for an interpreter...

Sacramento Bee 'The New 187': GOP wary of new initiative ...[A]s state Sen. Gil Cedillo prepares to introduce his fifth license bill next year, the governor - who recently vetoed an Assembly version - and the GOP are distancing themselves from a ballot measure that could put the issue to rest. -- The constitutional amendment would bar the Legislature from granting licenses to illegal immigrants [criminals], and cut off their access to professional or commercial licenses...

Reconquista Navarro

Riverside (California) Press Enterprise (Free Registration)  MEChA, reconquistas stage small anti-Bush tantrum San Bernardino, Calif. -- Nearly 100 people participated in a political rally Saturday at the San Bernardino Civic Plaza. -- Organizers held the event as a "get out the vote" effort and to protest President Bush and his administration's policies. -- The "No on Bush Voter Mobilization" was organized by... a group coordinated by UC Riverside professor and activist Armando Navarro [a raving subversive], and members of MEChA...

Associated Press Kidnappers in TJ apparently preying on coyotes Tijuana, Mexico -- A sophisticated kidnap gang in the rough border city of Tijuana appear to be targeting a new set of victims, one with ready cash on hand to pay ransom demands: immigrant traffickers. -- About half of the 20 kidnappings carried out locally in the last few months appear to have targeted "polleros," as the people smugglers are known here...

Bangor (Maine) News Americans getting fed up as more jobs are lost to Mexico In the expansive Osram Sylvania plant alongside Interstate 95, most of the 66 remaining employees already feel abandoned even though the facility won't be boarded up for another six months. On Friday afternoon, after their shifts ended, seven of the workers stood outside the building under the shadow of a for-sale sign to voice their disgust about the way they feel Osram's corporate office has handled its October 2002 decision to ship the local jobs and equipment to Mexico.