Monday, October 18, 2004

"Immigrant Nation, Divided Country" What Does It Say? Migrant Stories Do Not Show the Whole Picture "How will we know when we have enough illegal aliens in our country, and how will we stop them then? - D.A. King D.A. King is Great, but CNN Falls Short     D.A. King does a good job of representing the growing number of Americans angry over the Mexican invasion, but CNN falls short.     Most Americans are not immigrants, yet CNN calls us an "Immigrant Nation." Illegal aliens are not immigrants, yet CNN describes them as such. Most Mexican kids drop out of school. CNN features an illegal Hispanic student who earned a scholarship. The migrant family's stories elicit sympathy - by design. Corruption and lawlessness are forcing Mexicans north, but CNN skips that issue.     "This CNN special is an improvement over similar efforts by the likes of National Geographic, but it is still biased in favor of the Mexican migrants," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. Spencer will have more to say on the special later today. Watch and judge for yourself (6 separate segments). 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6   Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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VDare.com Mexico Numero Uno In Two More Immigration Categories! I recently reported that Mexico is numero uno in just about every category of recent immigration to the United States - providing the most naturalized citizens, lawful permanent residents, non-immigrant admissions, parolees, expedited removals, and illegal aliens apprehended and removed...

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Press Release Rewriting History Before the Ink is Dry In what must be a new world's record for historical revisionism, open border lobbyists from both the political left and right are fighting to remove critical immigration policy reforms from the final version of a bill that would implement the recommendations of the 9/11 Commission...

Press Release Border Patrol Union disputes Bush's homeland security claims The Union representing 10,000 Border Patrol employees questioned the timing and accuracy of President Bush's claim that America is safer today than before the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. T.J. Bonner, the President of the National Border Patrol Council of the American Federation of Government Employees today issued the following statement...

Arizona Daily Star Hourly Update  [Short-lived link] Mexican police: Border terrorism fears overblown Mexico City -- The new head of Mexico's federal police force said Monday he doesn't see the U.S.-Mexico border as a terror target and that while terrorists may try to use this country to sneak into America, there's no evidence they have yet done so. -- And although he remarked that "at any moment terrorists could use Mexico as a passage to the United States..."

Wall Street Journal via the S.F. Chronicle Prenatal care is latest cut for invading scofflaws As many states continue to struggle with tight budgets, a rash of moves to reduce health care and other benefits for illegal immigrants has sparked an outcry among medical workers and others. -- Some of the loudest criticism has arisen from Colorado's recent decision to cut off prenatal care for thousands of illegal immigrants. Critics note that these babies will by law be U.S. citizens.

It's Not Amnesty!

Ander Obermann -- Marshall Democrat-News - Saline County, Mo. Bush stands behind amnesty ...Americans must have a serious discussion on this issue. Are we going to reward those that disrespect our country and break our laws, as each program outlines, or are we going to enforce our laws? -- President Ronald Reagan, when questioned about his granting amnesty in 1986, called the decision the worst of his presidency.

Family Values

KVUE-TV -- Austin More violence at yet another Mexican Quinceanera A fight at a weekend Quinceanera in Pflugerville ended with a car chase and attack with a gun, a tire iron and a handheld "Taser," Round Rock police said. -- At least six shots were fired in the Sunday morning attack at a busy intersection near the Dell Campus in Round Rock. -- There were no serious injuries.

The Stein Report More evidence that immigration fuels wealth gap in America A new study by the Pew Hispanic Center finds that the wealth gap ­ the difference in overall net worth ­ between blacks and Hispanics on the one hand the rest of the population continues to grow and is exacerbated by immigration. In 2002, the net worth of immigrant-headed households was only 32 percent that of native households. But even that startling figure tells only part of the story...

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald Review Mexico-U.S. Border Mayors Forum begins today Bisbee -- The 10th Border Mayors Forum will take place Monday through Wednesday in the form of a tour through the Rio Sonora Valley of Mexico. --- The Border Mayors Forums began with a generous grant from the Ford Foundation. The forums include mayors from the SouthEastern Arizona Governments Organization region, which includes Cochise, Graham, Greenlee and Santa Cruz counties, and the Sonora, Mexico, region.

Nuts

Associated Press Number of illegal alien children rises El Paso - Dunia Barajona was 14 when she arrived in the United States illegally without her parents, hoping to find work and go to school. -- She crossed the nation's Southwest border at night with a group that was captured by the U.S. Border Patrol, and she spent the next 10 months in an El Paso group home wondering whether she'd see her family in Honduras again.

Reuters Job Cuts in Tech Sector Soar, Report Finds The U.S. technology sector suffered another round of widespread layoffs during the third quarter, with computer firms slashing jobs most aggressively, a report said on Monday. -- "High-tech job cuts are on the way up as the end of the year approaches," said John A. Challenger, chief executive officer of Challenger, Gray & Christmas. "Behind this trend is the fact that technology companies have virtually no pricing power..."

Onslaught

Reuters Migrants, crime swamp Mexico-U.S. Indian nation Sells, Ariz. [Area Map] -- Indian tribal leader Ned Norris remembers a time when illegal migrants from Mexico would be welcomed to his land after a long trek over the parched deserts of the U.S. border. -- "That was when we were dealing with less than 100 in a month's time frame, but now we are getting more than 1,500 a day, and it has created a lot of problems," Norris said...

Almogordo Daily News New Mexico to import Mexican job thieves Santa Fe, N.M. -- The state Department of Education signed an agreement with Mexico on Friday that will allow for Mexican teachers to teach for three years in New Mexico schools. -- Gladys Guiule, state director for bilingual education, said all of the teachers will meet state and federal requirements, and will help fill a need for bilingual instructors, especially in the rural areas of the state.

Invasion

Pittsburgh Live Signs of the times Billboard messages in Buffalo, New York and Kansas City, Kan., are signs that the illegal immigration crisis along the Mexican border has migrated north. -- ProjectUSA, a Washington, D.C., advocacy group opposed to illegal immigration, had the signs placed in two congressional districts. Republican congressman Tom Reynolds represents New York's 26th District. At least he represents it officially...

Hahn

Los Angeles Times (Free Registration)  Hahn's lawless 'Mexican City' losing $ millions to invader crime City officials plan to launch a "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" program for undocumented immigrant [criminal] entrepreneurs whose businesses, they say, are costing Los Angeles as much as $39 million a year in lost tax revenues. -- "Our goal is not prosecution. It's to collect revenue to pay for public services," said Yusef Robb, a spokesman for Mayor James Hahn. [Related item] [Also see: Aiding and abetting illegals is a crime]

¡Viva México!

Arizona Daily Star -- Tucson Couple killed by Fox's 'harmless' invaders married just 6 weeks Emilia Guthrie, 71, and James Lee, 75, had been married just six weeks when a speeding pickup truck loaded with illegal [aliens] plowed into a line of vehicles awaiting a left-turn signal on Arizona 90 Saturday, killing them both, along with three occupants of the truck, and injuring 25 others. -- The couple, whom neighbors and relatives described as the kindest folks you'd ever want to meet...[Also see: The Blood is On Bush's Hands]

Green Bay (Wisconsin) Press-Gazette Irresponsible state happily doles out breeder docs to invaders ...Juana Rosas is one of 15 Hispanics - nearly all of them Mexicans - enrolled in the second session of the Family Driving Safety class at the Fort Howard/Jefferson Neighborhood Family Resource Center in Green Bay. -- A person does not need to be a legal citizen to obtain a driver's license, said Patti Neumann, a vehicle examiner with the DMV. She said illegal aliens could easily obtain a license by providing three things...

El Presidente

Mexidata.info Mexican blowhard Fox threatening the U.S. again In recent days Mexican President Vicente Fox and his Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Luis Ernesto Derbez, have sent barbed messages to the U.S.A. The main message - Mexico plans to get tough with the U.S.A. regarding the treatment of migrant workers [criminals] in this country and the services they should receive. -- During a speech in Leon, Guanajuato, Fox said that he would absolutely defend the [worthless] matrícula consular... [Also see: Meddling Mexicans]

Arizona Daily Star Border Edition 2 Mexicans arrested in connection with deadly crash Sierra Vista, Arizona -- Federal agents Sunday arrested a man and a teenager they identified as people smugglers involved in Saturday's horrific crash that left five dead and 25 injured near this city. -- The crash, involving a Ford pickup truck carrying more than 20 illegal entrants and hitting speeds of up to 100 mph in an attempt to elude authorities, killed two residents of Huachuca City, James Lee, 75, and Emilia Guthrie, 71.

San Jose Mercury News Arizona GOP fears reaction from Latinos Tucson -- With thousands of people streaming across the Mexican border, Arizona voters are being asked to approve a variation of California's infamous Proposition 187, the anti- illegal- immigration measure that Gov. Pete Wilson rode to re-election in 1994, only to watch it destroy the Republican Party's chances of success for nearly a decade...[Find out more about Prop. 200]

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Associated Press Police try to sort out deadly crash involving illegals Police were trying to separate out a group of undocumented immigrants from the smugglers who crammed them into a stolen pickup truck shortly before a crash at a busy intersection that caused a deadly 11-car pileup. Six people died and 15 others were seriously injured. -- Seventeen people were in the truck Saturday when it lost control near Fort Huachuca... [Also see: The Blood is On Bush's Hands]