Friday, October 15, 2004

Dream Candidate Wants Troops on Border Harvard, Yale, Oxford Grad on Our Side Kris Kobach for Congress - District 3 (Kansas) Lou Dobbs Tonight - October 14 Kris Kobach: I think we need to put troops on the border. Casey Wian: Unlike so many politicians, Kobach wants to talk about America's border crisis. Kobach: In Congress, I'll fight for border security, to protect my family, and yours. Wian: Even at the Republican convention where broken borders was off limits as a topic. Kobach (at convention): I'll close the door to terrorists who use America's open borders. Dial-up Requires Free Windows Media Player 9 Series Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Immigrant Nation, Divided Country Sunday, October 17 -- 5 and 8 pm Pacific Time

What Homeland Security?

Indianapolis Star Al-Qaida agent posed as student, FBI says Trenton, N.J. -- A senior al-Qaida operative accused of conducting surveillance on U.S. financial buildings as possible terrorist targets got into the United States on a student visa, according to the FBI. -- FBI spokesman John Conway said Thursday the agency is trying to retrace the movements of Dhiren Barot and determine whether any of his associates are still here...

Reader-Provided Information Saturday in L.A.: Usual Suspects Schedule Twin Tantrums According to a report on KVEA TV (Spanish language Telemundo affiliate in Corona, Calif.), an organization referred to as C.A.R.E.C.E.N. (Central American Resource Center) is promoting a mass tantrum in gang and crime-bloated East Los Angeles, Calif. at 9 am on Saturday... [See roughly translated La Opinion article featuring 'One Bill Gil' Cedillo and other raving reconquistas discussing this 'grande marcha'.]

v Restart the Temecula Sweeps Rally - Saturday  v Event should be covered by CNN

East Valley Tribune -- Mesa, Arizona Arizona non-profit wants citizens to 'adopt a lawbreaker' In Queen Creek, Mary Gloria asks men who are reluctant to even say their names for the size of their shoes, pants and shirts. -- Many of the day laborers who stand on the corner of Ellsworth and Ocotillo roads fear talking about themselves for fear of deportation. Gloria said she hopes a day labor center will one day be built for them, but she sees there's a more immediate need.  [Also see: Aiding and abetting illegals is a crime]

Washington Times Anti-Bush voter drive involving SEIU stirs fraud concerns A coalition of liberal groups committed to defeating President Bush has spent more than $100 million orchestrating the largest voter-registration drive in U.S. history, raising concerns of widespread voter fraud in 14 battleground states. -- Working under the banner "America Votes," the 32-member coalition - led by the anti-Bush America Coming Together (ACT), the Service Employees International Union (SEIU)...

Lufkin (Texas) Daily News Jury finds Mexican guilty of 2 rapes, indecency A Lufkin man was found guilty of child rape and indecency after his three-day trial ended Thursday. -- Jurors took one hour to find Gregorio B. Garza guilty on two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and one count of indecency with a child. -- Garza, a Mexican national who speaks Spanish, testified through a court translator. He denied allegations he repeatedly sodomized and fondled two brothers...

Suspect

Marion Online -- Marion, Ohio Suspect sought in brutal murder of deputy While stating the obvious, that the situation has been difficult for those involved, Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey says deputies are focused on doing their jobs and capturing a man suspected in the death of a fellow officer. --- While there have been various reports with different amounts of suspects...

Hispanic Newswire Crackpot Camejo to march with invaders Saturday Independent Vice Presidential candidate Peter Miguel Camejo today urged a new civil rights movement to protect immigrants rights and recognize their basic human dignity. -- The Civil Rights march in Los Angeles is scheduled for Saturday, October 16. People will be gathering at 10 AM at Cinco Punos <sic> (the corner of Cesar Chavez and Lorena). [Note: Telemundo reported that the 'marcha' was to start at 9 am]

Reuters Better the Devil You Know for Mexico in U.S. Poll The unpopular Iraq war has turned Mexicans against the United States, but analysts and officials say Mexico's interests might still be best served by four more years with George W. Bush in the White House. -- Bush is seen as something close to an ally on free trade and immigration reform, Mexican President Vicente's top two issues abroad...

Project USA Kansas: billboards attacked by immigration extremists Upset by the message on ProjectUSA billboards in Kansas City, KS, a small group of race- identity activists (LULAC) held a news conference yesterday in front of one of them to complain and demand their removal. -- And -- In April 2004, LULAC was a key participant at a conference, co-hosted in Mexico City by the Mexican Senate, at which Mexican foreign minister Luis Ernesto Derbez made it explicit: the transnational cause of Mexicans supersedes American sovereignty...

San Diego Union Tribune Roach coaches in Vista face new restrictions, some grouse ...The ordinance shoos the trucks away from Vista's heavily Hispanic Santa Fe Avenue corridor to work in other parts of the city, and allows their operation from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. only. -- It carries civil and criminal penalties if they don't. -- "My food is for certain clients, and now they'll have to go search for it," lamented Jesus García. "But I have to work, so . . . ."

Joseph D'Agostino -- Human Events How Many Illegal Aliens Will Vote This Year? Even though there are an estimated 8 to 15 million illegal aliens now living in the United States, not one state in the Union requires proof of citizenship to register to vote. -- When Alamance County, N.C., Sheriff Terry Johnson told county commissioners this month he plans to go after illegal aliens who registered to vote, not everyone applauded. -- "What is happening to me now is that Hispanic groups are going after me for profiling..."

Princeton (New Jersey) Packet Feds nail invaders in early morning raid Several illegal immigrants living in Princeton Borough were rounded up during a dawn raid Wednesday by federal immigration agents. -- About eight or nine adult males were taken from a Witherspoon Street apartment building, according to one woman, also an illegal resident, who said her adult son was one of those taken into custody...

James Pinkerton -- Newsday - New York Neither candidate offers whole truth Can George W. Bush or John Kerry solve all your problems? Shhh! Don't interrupt them while they sing their campaign lullabies. Of course, reality will come crashing down on the victor - and on all of us - but not till after Election Day. -- We might start with the first question posed by moderator Bob Schieffer in Wednesday night's debate...

Beau Babka

Salt Lake Tribune Babka takes on immigration as RINO Cannon frets Utah Congressman Chris Cannon's views on immigration continue to haunt him in the 2004 election. -- Already a force in the Republican primary.... immigration surfaced again Thursday during the taping of a debate at KUTV. -- Only this time, it was Cannon's Democratic challenger Beau Babka stirring the pot, and with a new twist... [Info on other select candidates]

The Australian Mexico al-Qa'ida 'back door' to US Intelligence reports that 25 Chechen terrorism suspects have illegally entered the US from Mexico have refocused attention on a porous border from which many believe the next major attack on Americans could come. -- Despite the $US9 billion budget, and assurances from President George W. Bush that border security is tighter than it has ever been... [See: What Homeland Security?]

Joe Baca MEChA Boy

Bryanna Bevens -- VDare.com Congressman Joe Baca Versus Hollywood and Americans Last month, in Washington DC, a Capitol Hill forum was held to call attention to what its organizers say is the failure of major television networks and movie studios to hire more Latino actors, writers, producers and directors. -- Locating a news story written by someone who actually attended the forum proved a challenge... [Also see CacaBaca.com]

Press Release CNN illustrates debate over invasion with families' stories Through extraordinary access, CNN Presents explores the lives of four families on the front lines in the growing battle over illegal immigration in America. In "Immigrant Nation, Divided Country," CNN's Maria Hinojosa tracks the illegal immigration debate from a nearly deserted village in Mexico to the booming suburbs of Atlanta... [See Response from Glenn Spencer]

The American Resistance Foundation Photos: Arrogant invaders demand rewards in Georgia Invaders and their cheerleaders staged a tantrum in Doraville, Georgia on October 12 demanding licenses, tuition discounts, and various other things. Photos courtesy of D. A. King.

The Bones Bros.

San Francisco Chronicle Candidates split on invasion issue, but not like you'd expect Sen. John Kerry may be a liberal and President Bush a conservative, but when the subject of immigration finally came up in their debates, the two seemed to switch roles. -- Bush spoke with compassion at Wednesday night's final debate about Mexican workers coming north "to put food on the table for their families," while Kerry slammed Bush for "the fact that we now have people from the Middle East, allegedly, coming over the border."

The Herald-Sun -- Durham, N.C. Jobs, education top issues with Latino voters, not immigration Immigration policies will have little effect on Hispanic voters in the coming election, since they are more interested in topics like education and the economy, says a report released Thursday by a conservative research group. -- "Hispanics are just like everyone else ? they are not some specially distinct identity that can just be easily pandered to," James Gimpel, who authored the Center of Immigration Research study...

Atlanta Latino [See 'English' link in upper right corner] Arrogant invaders demand rewards in Georgia African-Americans and whites joined Hispanics taking to the streets in a march last Tuesday in the city of Doraville to demonstrate for driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants [criminals] and push for other issues [most of which invole sponging off taxpayers]. -- Anti-immigrant groups showed up once again to shadow the demonstrators at every turn, listening to D. A. King... [Photo album]