Saturday, November 6, 2004

Aztec Goddess Spurs Invaders Tonantzin Banners Tied to Hostile Takeover File Photo Tonantzin and the Conquest of Aztlan "Today, Chicano revolutionaries worship the original Tonantzin as the goddess that will lead the children of Aztlan into the promised land, not the Fransiscan's reconstructed blessed Virgin Mary." Our Lady of Guadalupe Brings Message for Bush MEXICO CITY, Nov 5 (IPS) - A torch honouring Mexico's patron saint, Our Lady of Guadalupe, was carried across the border into the United States on Friday, as part of a two-month relay from Mexico City to New York aimed at demanding respect for the rights of Mexicans and other Hispanic immigrants in the United States. Virgin of Guadalupe is Aztec Goddess Tonantzin It is generally believed by anthropologists that the Virgin of Guadalupe and Tonantzin are one in the same, and that this is one of many examples of how ancient Indian beliefs have become fused into the unique spiritual reality of "modern" Mexicans. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Newsday -- New York DMV examines ways to crack down on fraudulent driver's licenses Waterbury, Conn. -- The state Department of Motor Vehicles is seeking ways to crack down on fraudulently issued driver's licenses. -- The agency announced Friday it is investigating recent allegations of fraud and is cooperating with state police and other state and local law enforcement agencies in the investigation...

Mexican Meddling

Miami Herald Sheriff's deputy shoots invader, Mexicans miffed The Mexican consulate has hired an attorney to look into the shooting of a day laborer [an illegal] who had just moved to Pompano Beach. -- ''We are very troubled by the way this unfortunate incident came about,'' Consul General Jorge Lomonaco said Thursday. "We have asked our attorney to look into it, to follow the investigation step by step, and to make sure that the appropriate actions are taken.''

WorldNetDaily.com Prosecution of illegals lets repeat felons walk Federal prosecutors in San Diego have issued new guidelines for prosecuting illegal aliens and smugglers apprehended along the California border, and rank-and-file Border Patrol agents are infuriated. -- Faced with a deluge of illegal crossers and the burden prosecuting them places on the courts, the U.S. Attorney's office has drawn up new rules that dramatically limit who will be prosecuted ...

Villaraigosa With Sr. BustaMEChA

Washington Post MEChA crackpot considered to replace Dem chief McAuliffe ...Among the leading candidates, Democratic sources said, is Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack. Other names in circulation, with varying degrees of seriousness, are former Clinton aide Harold Ickes, a fierce partisan and skilled fundraiser; Donna Brazile, who ran Al Gore's presidential campaign in 2000; and Antonio Villaraigosa, former speaker of the California Assembly.

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Associated Press U.S. considering allowing some Haitian illegals to stay The government will consider allowing illegal immigrants from Haiti to remain here if they aren't violent criminals, and if they come from parts of the island devastated by Tropical Storm Jeanne, officials said Friday. -- The decisions will be made on a case-by-case basis, said Bill Strassberger, a spokesman for the U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services...

Sham IDs

News-Transcript -- Colt's Neck, New Jersey Meddling Mexicans dole out Mickey Mouse Matricula's Freehold Borough officials were caught by surprise two weeks ago when they were informed that representatives of the Mexican Consulate in New York City were coming to town to issue an identification card to Mexican nationals [including illegal alien criminals, who are about the only ones who need the sham ID] who presently reside in the community.

Arizona Republic 3 Mexican invaders held in abduction, murder case Maricopa County sheriff's investigators arrested three men this week on suspicion of kidnapping a 17-year-old undocumented immigrant who was later found murdered execution-style in the desert. -- Investigators believe that the three men held Silvano Ramirez-Rodriguez, a Mexican national, in a west Phoenix apartment and demanded money from his family, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said.

El Universal -- Mexico City Mexico aghast at Bush win Mexicans watched with amazement as President Bush who has angered many on the world stage but is preferred by U.S. voters won a second term in office. -- "He does not need to be loved by the world, he got 59 million votes," Mexico City political scientist Federico Estévez said. "We do not understand America anymore."

Ventura County Star Santa Paula sisters appeal deportation orders Two Santa Paula sisters who recently faced deportation to Mexico appeared before an immigration judge in Los Angeles this week. -- Martha and Camelia Luna will be allowed to stay until a decision is made, which must be no later than Sept. 2, but could be soon, their attorney, Patricia Gittelson, said Friday.

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com 9/11 family member confronts RINO McCain on invasion I first met Bruce DeCell in December 2002. Peter Brimelow and I had gathered in New York with stunned 9/11 family members. DeCell is a retired New York police officer whose son-in-law, Mark Petrocelli, was killed at the World Trade Center. -- Incredulous at the extent of immigration abuses, the group would soon form 9/11 Families for a Secure America...

Los Angeles Times Arizona's Prop. 200's win causes consternation elsewhere The passage of an Arizona voter initiative that blocks some public services for illegal immigrants has energized similar movements in other states, including California, and could influence the national immigration debate, say the initiative's backers and experts on immigration. -- Proposition 200 won handily, despite opposition from much of Arizona's political establishment...

Creel

Associated Press Mexican blowhard Creel says invasion 'can't be stopped' ..."It's absurd that (the United States) is spending as much as it's spending to stop immigration flows that can't be stopped ... instead of using that money on real threats that pose risks for both countries,'' Interior Secretary Santiago Creel said earlier this week. -- Mexico acknowledged it suffered a setback in the Nov. 2 elections, when Arizona voters approved Proposition 200...

East Valley Tribune -- Mesa Hispanics discuss Prop. 200 Hispanic leaders said Friday a combination of economic fears and lack of information resulted in at least one out of every four Hispanics voting for Proposition 200. -- Rep. Ben Miranda, DPhoenix, said people "vote their pocketbooks.'' He said many Hispanics believe those who cross the border illegally are willing to work for less, depressing wages for everyone else...

El Presidente

Los Angeles Times Invasion: Obsessed Fox may be told to go pound sand Mexico City -- Since President Bush's victory, President Vicente Fox of Mexico and his Cabinet ministers have expressed the hope that reform of U.S. immigration policy - promised by Bush at the start of his first term but shoved into the background by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks - will again take center stage. -- But experts say that any optimism may be misplaced...