Wednesday, October 20, 2004

Presidential Treason Bush Turns Against the American People Bush to Mexicans: "...you're going to come here if you're worth your salt." -- Oct. 13, 2004. Bush Caves In to Mexican President The Threats and Pressure October 18 -- "Mexico plans to get tough with the U.S.A. regarding the treatment of migrant workers in this country and the services they should receive." October 18 -- President Vicente Fox stressed the need for U.S. recognition of Mexican consular identity cards for migrants on Monday during a meeting with Nebraska Gov. Mike Johanns at the presidential residence in Mexico City. The Capitulation October 19 - "The White House letter said the administration was "concerned" that the measure, which would permit only the use of a foreign passport or a federally approved document, was written too broadly. Contact the White House "I have proudly affirmed that the Mexican nation extends beyond the territory enclosed by its borders and that Mexican migrants are an important, a very important part of it." -- Mexican President Zedillo, July 23, 1997 Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

POLL	Are You in Favor of Arizona's Prop. 200? Scroll way down -- poll on right side of page

Newsday Usual suspects fret about possibility of having to obey existing laws Two months after County Executive Steve Levy announced massive sting operations against unlicensed contractors in Suffolk, advocates say they have cast a chill over the immigrant community [Bart Jones, the invader apologist who wrote this screed, is refering to illegals] because police conducting the raids will require contractors to show proof -- "I-9" forms -- that their employees have legal authorization to work.

Edwin S. Rubenstein

VDare.com How Come We Can Have 40,000 miles Of Interstate, But Not 2,000 Miles Of Border Fence? More than three years after 9/11 U.S. borders are more porous than ever. About 3 million illegals are likely to enter this year. It will be the largest wave since 2001-roughly four times the number of immigrants that enter legally each year...

Arizona Republic Desperate PAN opponents try every trick in the book A group opposing an immigration initiative asked state Attorney General Terry Goddard on Wednesday to investigate supporters of Proposition 200 who distributed inaccurate versions of the measure to voters. -- Members of Protect Arizona Now committed a felony by tampering with a public record, according to No on 200 members. [See results of latest CNN - Lou Dobbs poll on the popular measure]

Knight Ridder Tribune GOP effort to craft intelligence bill angers Dems, 9-11 families ...House Judiciary Chairman James Sensenbrenner, R-Wis., urged the negotiators to retain the House- passed provisions, calling them essential to national security. -- "We don't want half a loaf. We want the whole thing," said Joan Molinaro, whose firefighter son, Carl, died at Ground Zero. [See This Important Action Alert]

FreeSpeechForum.org Lawsuit filed over vicious attack by Mexican ethnic hustler Denver -- A woman assaulted by a Mexican national at a Denver pro-immigration forum sponsored by First Data/Western Union filed a civil lawsuit today in Denver District Court. The lawsuit suit includes claims for ethnic intimidation, civil conspiracy, assault and battery, robbery, personal injury, and property damage against Colorado- based First Data Corporation, its subsidiary Western Union, the First Data/Western Union Foundation...

Mexican Meddling

La Opinion -- (Roughly translated by Google.com) Obsessed Mexicans vow to keep cackling about invasion The corrupt Mexican government is once again vowing to continue badgering the U.S. in their non-stop effort to dump their excess population off on us for good after the election, according to an article in yesterday's La Opinion. Apparently the always annoying Ernesto Derbez is collaborating with other banana republics to the south in this effort. [Spanish version]

Front Page Magazine Muslim Re-Education Coming soon to an elementary school near you: mandatory indoctrination in Islamic customs and practices. According to The Kansas City Star, third-, fourth- and fifth-graders in Herndon, Virginia, are to be given lessons in the three Rs: Reading, 'Riting, and Ramadan. During this instruction, public school children will play act being Muslims, and, perhaps unwittingly, convert to Islam.

Paul Whitehead for Congress (CA-36th Dist.) - Dump Jane Harman Information on Other Selected Candidates

Dept. of Homeland Security

GovExec.com GAO: Homeland Security agency lacks coordination The Homeland Security Department's immigration programs struggle with internal communication problems that in some cases may interfere with efforts to protect the country, says a new Government Accountability Office report. -- DHS, which was created by the 2002 Homeland Security Act, oversees the immigration duties formerly handled by the [INS], which had long been beleaguered by management problems.

Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald Review Chase in Bisbee leads to drug load Bisbee - A man was taken into custody Tuesday following a 12-mile chase in a vehicle filled with a marijuana just miles outside the Bisbee limits. -- The unidentified man faces drug charges, said Bisbee Police Sgt. Taron Maddux. -- The U.S. Border Patrol tried to stop a gold Suburban at the Intersection of highways 80 and 90, Maddux said.

Arizona Range News -- Willcox Mexican 'super labs' increase presence of meth in county Sierra Vista, Arizona -- Law enforcement authorities in Southeastern Arizona continue to fight the growing tides of addictive and chemically-manufactured methamphetamine narcotics surging in from Mexico. -- They also are dealing with the impacts it leaves in other areas of the county's society.

Greeley (Colorado) Tribune Major drug cartel busted An international drug cartel that shipped as much as $43 million in cash through Greeley in one year has been broken by the national DEA, working with the Weld County Drug Task Force and departments across the U.S. --- Area officers worked on the case for two years, according to Greeley police Lt. Steve Nelson of the Weld task force. One man was arrested in Greeley last year, but his arrest was kept quiet until the entire cartel could be traced back to Mexico.

Congressional Quarterly Partisan snit erupts at H.R. 10/S. 2845 conference After hours of speeches proclaiming bipartisanship, the initial House-Senate conference on an intelligence overhaul bill (S 2845) nearly came unglued when Rep. Peter Hoekstra, R-Mich., chairman of the group, attempted to make a chairman's draft the starting point for discussions. Democratic conferees bristled.

Kuykendall

Long Beach Press-Telegram Assembly hopefuls spar (Calif. 54th district) Candidates vying for one of the state's most hotly contested Assembly seats sparred Tuesday night at what is expected to be their only debate before the Nov. 2 general election. -- Republican candidate Steve Kuykendall and Democratic State Senator Betty Karnette met at a public library before about 60 voters to answer questions...

Tucson Citizen Invaders with criminal records nabbed U.S. Border Patrol agents in southern Arizona have arrested more than 700 illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds since Oct. 1, agents said. -- The latest were two sex offenders arrested last week - one near Naco and another near Douglas, according to a U.S. Customs and Border Protection news release yesterday.

Chicago Tribune (Free Registration)   6 charged over IDs for illegal immigrants Six Chicago-area residents of Middle Eastern descent have been charged with fraudulently obtaining hundreds of identification documents for immigrants trying to conceal that they are living illegally in the United States, federal authorities said Tuesday. -- One of the defendants, Naser Kawash, allegedly pocketed thousands of dollars...

The Scourge of

Stanford Daily   ASSU bills on MEChA, picketing The ASSU Undergraduate Senate was sharply divided last night as senators debated a bill condemning last year's "vicious attack" on MEChA by The Stanford Review. -- The Review had compared MEChA, the oldest Chicano/Latino organization on campus, to the Ku-Klux Klan in an article published in October of last year, calling it "a racist organization that advocates revolution and segregation."

Jon Dougherty

VDare.com No learned lessons on the border Late this summer, the Arizona Daily Star reported that U.S. officials alerted authorities in Arizona and the Mexican state of Sonora to be on the lookout for an al Qaeda suspect named Adnan G. El Shukrijumah. -- According to the report El Shukirjumah, a Saudi national and pilot, is "suspected of being an al Qaeda cell leader and has been wanted by the United States since 2003."

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Tucson Citizen Suspected illegal killed, nine hurt in fresh round of crashes A van stuffed with illegal immigrants rolled south of Tucson yesterday, injuring nine, and an illegal immigrant was killed trying to flee Border Patrol agents near Casa Grande, adding to the migrant toll after a catastrophic accident in Sierra Vista Saturday killed five people and led to two arrests. -- A Huachuca City couple died in Saturday's crash, which also killed three Mexican citizens.

Colorado Springs Gazette Drug pipeline ran through Peyton ranch A Mexican drug cartel was storing tractor-trailer loads of cocaine at a Peyton ranch before shipping it primarily to Chicago and New York City, federal authorities said Tuesday. -- The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration released details about "Operation Choque," a 2-1/2-year international investigation by dozens of agencies that led to the seizure of 5,100 pounds of cocaine, 521 pounds of marijuana and about $10.4 million in cash. [Related Item]

What Homeland Security?

Associated Press   Cheney: Terrorists May Bomb U.S. Cities Carroll, Ohio - Vice President Dick Cheney on Tuesday raised the possibility of terrorists bombing U.S. cities with nuclear weapons and questioned whether Sen. John Kerry could combat such an "ultimate threat ... you've got to get your mind around." -- "The biggest threat we face now as a nation is the possibility of terrorists ending up in the middle of one of our cities..." [See: Terror From Below]

Screwball

The Times - Trenton Lawyer: "It's not a crime to violate the immigration laws" A round-up of at least two allegedly illegal immigrants [criminals] Wednesday by federal agents, who were backed up by borough police, has rekindled discussion among local immigration advocates of an ordinance to minimize or bar municipal police involvement in immigration enforcement...

The Bones Bros.

Knight Ridder Newspapers Invasion issue moves from shadows into campaign spotlight Something strange happened in that third and final presidential debate in Arizona, and it had nothing to do with scowls or gaffes: After all but ignoring it for months, the candidates discussed the explosive topic of illegal immigration. -- They largely stuck to rehearsed platitudes, but the fact that President Bush and Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., addressed it at all was welcomed..."

KSAT-TV -- San Antonio Agents Say Violence Increasing Along Border Harlingen, Texas (AP) -- A weekend shootout on the banks of the Rio Grande is an example of the increasing violence related to drug and people smuggling along the Mexican border, U.S. Border Patrol officials said Tuesday. -- Two Border Patrol agents escaped unharmed Saturday after machine-gun fire erupted from across the river in rural Starr County, between McAllen and Laredo.