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Friday, November 12, 2004 |
Army Now Engaged
in Border War
Hunter
UAV Pressed Into Service
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It's
About Time
Two and a
half years after the founders of American
Border Patrol recommended their use, the U.S. Army has begun
using its own unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to patrol the border.
According to a report in today's Sierra Vista Herald, the Hunter
UAV has been pressed into service, flying out of Ft. Huachuca,
the Army's UAV training center.
"It's about time our government
began using its real capabilities to solve this problem,"
said Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol. ABP was first to
use UAVs on the border with the Border
Hawk system.
Border Patrol spokesman Andy Adame said
"UAVs play an important role." |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
Prop.
200 applies only to welfare programs, AG says
The provisions of a newly passed state
initiative aimed at keeping illegal
immigrants [criminals] from receiving public benefits are
limited, applying only to some welfare- related programs, Arizona
Attorney General Terry Goddard said Friday. -- Proposition 200
opponents and some supporters had argued that it would apply
to numerous state and local programs... |
D.A. King
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MichNews.com
Letter
to Editor: A Reply to Mr. Abbott
I have never read any of Matt C. Abbott's
writing on MICHNEWS before today. Somebody was kind enough to
send me a link to his post this Veteran's Day - one that he titled
"Undocumented immigrants should be given legal status".
-- Mr. Abbott was very careful to footnote the sources of information
from which he has derived his position on the crisis of
our nation suffering the entrance of 10,000 illegal aliens... |
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CBP Press
Release
Mexican
sex fiend busted by Border Patrol
Tucson, AZ -- On November 11, 2004, a
Border Patrol agent assigned to the Douglas Station apprehended
a dangerous illegal alien from Mexico wanted on sexual assault
charges. -- At approximately 1:00 a.m., a Border Patrol agent
encountered Juan Cortez as he attempted to make an illegal entry
into the country through the mountainous terrain eight miles
west of Douglas, Az. |
Weasel
Creel |
Associated
Press
Contemptible
Mexican touts 'circular migration' scheme
Mexico City -- Mexican Interior Secretary
Santiago Creel
said Friday he agreed with U.S. officials that immigration reform
must be centered on the idea of "circular" migration,
in which Mexican workers would return to their country after
working in the United States. -- Mexico has long acknowledged
it cannot demand permanent U.S. residency for migrants [or anything
else]... |
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CBP Press
Release
Nogales
Agents Come Under Fire
Tucson, AZ -- On November 11, 2004, agents assigned
to the Nogales Border Patrol Station disrupted drug smugglers
as they attempt to drive two drug filled trucks across the international
border. -- At approximately 12:00 p.m., a Border Patrol Agent
observed two trucks drive north through the desert across the
border near the Buena Vista Ranch, east of Nogales... |
Support the
Border
Patrol |
Public Service
Announcement
Temecula,
Calif. Rally to Support the Border Patrol - Nov. 13
We are a group of citizens who are fed up with
the invasion of our country by illegal aliens and a government
that condones it. We will be demonstrating in support of the
Border Patrol and Temecula Mayor Mike Naggar, and calling for
the prosecution of those who employ illegal aliens... |
MS13 Gang |
NBC4-TV
-- Washington, D.C.
Threat
Reported Against Prince George's County Police
Palmer Park, Md. -- Police officials
in Prince George's County, Md., say they are taking a very ominous
threat against their officers very seriously. -- Law enforcement
officials say they have received tips indicating that a violent
street gang known as MS-13 may be planning to ambush and kill
police officers. -- Officials say it's just a tip, but they are
taking special precautions... |
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Associated
Press
Details
of vicious attack on baby by likely invader emerge
Nashua, N.H. - Questioned by police about
his baby's 17 broken bones, Jose Meza said he squeezed, shook
and twisted his newborn daughter until they snapped because she
wouldn't stop crying. -- At his arraignment on Friday, Meza asked
for another chance to take care of his baby. -- "Not only
are you not going to get a chance to take care of the baby, you're
not going to see the baby," Judge James Leary said. |
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San Francisco
Examiner
Illegal
immigration may be future hot-button issue for Dreier
Tucked into last week's otherwise predictable
California election results lay a cautionary tale about the election
year's most uncovered issue: illegal immigration. -- Republican
Rep. David Dreier, who chairs the powerful House Rules committee,
won re-election to his House seat with just under 54 percent
of the vote, down from 64 percent in 2002. |
Asa Watch |
KFSM-TV
-- Fort Smith, Arkansas
Useless
dolt Asa considers options for second Bush term
Little Rock, Ark. -- Former Arkansas
congressman Asa
Hutchinson says he is considering his options for further
service in the Bush administration -- or in the private sector
-- now that the president has won a second term. -- He says he
will meet with White House officials and friends in Arkansas
to decide on what his next role will be. |
Gonzales |
Joseph Farah
-- WorldNetDaily.com
Meet
Alberto Gonzales
The man picked by President Bush to be
the next attorney general believes the Constitution is a living
document and that only the nine black-robed brethren have sufficient
understanding of the document to explain to the people what it
means. -- I heard Alberto
Gonzales make this statement with my own ears in a private
dinner meeting two years ago. |
Marc
Rotterman |
Human Events
Will
Upcoming Session of Congress Ignore Invaders?
By any reasonable standard the Republican
Party can claim that they have a mandate to govern. The size
and scope of the Presidential victory as well as the increased
majorities in the US House and Senate validate that assertion.
-- Clearly two issues dominated the Presidential race. They
were the issues of national security and moral values... |
Onslaught |
Ventura
County Star
Jones
got it right about immigration
By almost all standards, Republican Bill
Jones ran an absolutely abysmal, hopeless campaign for the U.S.
Senate this fall. The Central Valley farmer, ethanol maker and
former secretary of state gained no ground after the March primary
election on the vulnerable Democrat Barbara Boxer and even pulled
the rug from under his own effort by reneging on a promise to
donate $2 million to himself... |
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KHOU - Houston
KLOL
goes from classic rock to Latino format
KLOL, 101.1 FM announced Friday that
station has changed formats. The station switched from a classic
rock format to a Latino music format branded as Mega 101. --
The station's web site was listed as under construction, but
KLOL's former morning show hosts Walton and Johnson announced
on their web site that they were informed Thursday night of the
change. |
Idiots |
Newsday
Editorial
Invader
friendly Long Island bird cage liner decries Levy plan
This is a difficult moment for Suffolk
County Executive Steve Levy. For the first time in an administration
that has done a good job in many areas, he has proposed an idea
that has earned him severe criticism in the community: a pilot
program to deputize a few Suffolk County police officers to act
as immigration agents... |
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Arizona
Republic -- Phoenix
Latino
media spread Prop. 200 info
It's the biggest story to hit the state's
Latino community in years. In the days since the Nov. 2 election,
Spanish-language media have been thrust into a critical dual
role of political translator and educator. -- Thousands of Hispanics
from the border town of Naco north to metro Phoenix and Flagstaff
are relying on the radio and TV stations to interpret Proposition
200... |
Bryanna
Bevens |
VDare.com
A
California Girl's Thoughts On Prop 200
The victory of Proposition 200, the most
important victory for immigration reform (and I mean reform)
since California's Proposition 187, got me thinking: (1) I used
to believe the phrase "politics makes strange bedfellows"
was just a euphemism for either "a traitor has joined the
other side" or "a hypocrite has joined our side." |
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Chicago
Tribune
Ruben
'Harvard Chicano' Navarrette whines about Prop. 200
They only wanted to send a message. That's
the new catch phrase for excusing people who support political
initiatives that are cruel, divisive, hypocritical or ill-conceived.
-- Things like Arizona's Proposition 200, a heavy-handed ballot
measure that requires public employees to verify the citizenship
of anyone who tries to register to vote or apply for public benefits.
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Chuck Baldwin
Live
President
Bush Sticks It To Conservatives Again
...President
Bush begins his second term in office by: 1) Reviving his
attempt to legalize illegal aliens, and, 2) Appointing a pro-abortion
judge as Attorney General. This cannot be reassuring to the conservatives
that elected him on November 2. -- According to the Washington
Times, "President Bush yesterday (Nov. 9) moved aggressively
to resurrect his plan to relax rules against illegal immigration..." |
O'Reilly |
American
Patrol
Unspinning
the Bush/O'Reilly guest worker plan
A guest worker program will mean amnesty and
citizenship. With chain migration and family reunification, half
of Mexico will be allowed to immigrate into the United States
and we will lose the Southwest (Aztlan) to la Reconquista. That
is why legalization is treason. |
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EFE -- Madrid
Bush
to boost Hispanic representation in new Cabinet
The appointment of Al Gonzales to succeed
John Ashcroft as U.S. attorney general is a good start for President
George W. Bush's plan to increase the number of Hispanics in
his Cabinet and all levels of government, analysts told EFE Thursday.
-- Gonzales must face confirmation in the Senate, and though
he has been linked to the controversial "torture memo"
that surfaced after the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in Iraq... |
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San Diego
Union-Tribune
Girl
in piñata found during border check
Inspectors at border checkpoints have
seen it all: people rolled inside carpets, sewn into car seats
and stuffed into washing machines, all attempting to be smuggled
into the United States. -- But inspectors at the Tecate Port
of Entry discovered a new twist recently when they encountered
a little girl meticulously sealed inside a piñata. |
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Baltimore
Sun
A
citizens' revolt
Arizona residents sent a clear message
last week when they voted in favor of a tough new law that will
deny state and local welfare benefits to illegal immigrants:
We're mad and we're not going to take it anymore. -- The vote
was inevitable in a border state facing a seemingly endless flow
of illegal Mexican and Central American migrants. |
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Sam Francis
-- VDare.com
Bush
Betrays Conservatives Already
Barely a week has passed since 84 percent
of the nation's self-described conservatives cast their ballots
for George W. Bush, and already the president and his administration
have delivered at least two good, strong, swift kicks in the
teeth to the voters who elected him. Speaking in Mexico this
week Secretary of State Colin Powell acknowledged that the administration
will revive its amnesty plan for illegal aliens... |
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