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Friday, November 19, 2004 |
On The Way to Your
Town
...If They Aren't There Already
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Tucson Sector
Press Release
Drug
Bust: 2 United States Citizens and 1 Illegal Alien Arrested
Tucson, AZ -- Today, at approximately
6:15 a.m., a Border Patrol Agent assigned to the Douglas Station
observed three vehicles, a gray 1999 Pontiac Grand Am, a green
1996 Ford Taurus, and a blue 1994 Ford Tempo, traveling in tandem
on a desolate stretch of Highway 191. The agent grew suspicious
of the three vehicles and stopped the Grand Am near mile [marker]
9.5... [Photos Included] |
¡Viva
México! |
Persian
Journal
Mexico
seeks greater ties with Iran mullahs
Mexico is ready for expanding ties with
Iran on all areas, notably in economy and trade, the deputy of
Mexico's foreign ministry for economic affairs, Irma Avriana
said on Friday. -- Speaking to the grand seminar on Irano-Mexican
economic relations, Avriana said Iran was an important power
in the Middle East and" we believe expanding ties with Iran
will be in the interests of every country including Mexico". |
Allan
Wall |
WorldNetDaily.com
The
soldier, the citizen and the absentee ballot
My fellow National Guardsmen and I, training
at Fort XYZ for deployment to Iraq, received our absentee ballots
and voted in the presidential election. -- Members of the military
actually have a better voting record than society at large. In
the 2000 election, 51 percent of the U.S. electorate voted. But
in the military, the figure was 69 percent. |
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L.A. Daily
News
Alleged
cop killer helper nailed
A Sun Valley man was expected to be arraigned
today and charged with helping the man accused of killing Burbank
police Officer Matthew Pavelka try to escape arrest. -- Jesus
Sandoval of Sun Valley was arrested by Los Angeles police on
Wednesday evening after police approached the car he was in to
make a traffic stop, investigators said... |
Onslaught |
Associated
Press
Millions
in U.S. go hungry (and we need more illegals?)
Washington - More than 12 million families
last year, about the same as in 2002, either didn't have enough
food or worried about being able to feed everyone, the government
reported Friday. -- In about one-third of these 12.6 million
families, or about 3.9 million, at least one member experienced
hunger because he or she couldn't afford enough food at some
time during the last year... |
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American
Patrol
Riot between 'blacks and Mexicans' quelled
by LAPD...for now
Los Angeles - 4:10 pm -- KCBS-TV aired
a story just after 4 pm today covering the aftermath a riot that
broke out today on the grounds of Jordan
High School in South L.A. At least two cops were injured
and taken to hospitals. Students described the snit as a battle
between blacks and Mexicans, and insinuated that this is just
business as usual. [Related
item] |
What Homeland
Security? |
VDare Blog
-- Randall Burns
The
Odds Of Immigrant-Related Terrorism are HIGH!
I think Bryanna Bevens' article on potential
of nuclear terrorism was a good one. However, recent odds for
multiple suicide bomber attacks have been running about 20% per
year (odds as of a year ago when the claim had a year left to
run) whereas current odds of a nuclear attack on the U.S are
about 20% over the next 6 years... |
Rally
Coming Up
Nov. 20 |
Public Service
Announcement
Temecula,
Calif. Rally to Support the Mayor's Actions
A grassroots rally to support the Temecula Mayor's
request to have the day laborer hiring sites in Temecula cleared
of illegal aliens. Click headline for details. |
Tom Tancredo |
Rocky Mountain
News
Speakout:
Why Bush appealed so to Hispanics
Roger Hernandez's syndicated column of
Nov. 15, "Invasion! Amnesty! Betrayal!," makes some
valid points but misses the most obvious message within the surprising
Hispanic vote for President Bush. The good news he missed is
that Hispanic citizens have declared their independence. -- Hispanic
voters care about the same issues all Americans care about... |
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Brownwood
(Texas) Bulletin
Mexican
guilty of harming child, gets 35 years in slammer
Claudia Zamora was convicted Thursday
of harming her 5-month-old niece and sentenced to 35 years in
prison. -- Jurors in 35th District Court found Zamora, 20, a
Mexican citizen, guilty of injury to a child, a first-degree
felony that carries a maximum sentence of 99 years or life in
prison. Jurors had options including finding her not guilty... |
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Tucson Sector
Press Release
1879
pounds of pot confiscated in 14 hours
...On November 18, at approximately 11:30
a.m., the Casa Grande Motorcycle Unit on patrol discovered several
sets of footprints heading north near the village of Cowlic on
the Tohono O'odham Reservation. The agents tracked the group
of approximately 12 individuals for several hours in the direction
of Sells... [Photos Included] |
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Washington
Times
Mexico
tugs at hordes of their colonizers in the U.S.
They are Mexico's life raft, sending
home billions every year to keep the economy afloat. -- Yet,
politically, Mexican migrants are drifting without a paddle.
-- Unlike citizens in nearly 70 nations, Mexicans living abroad
can't vote unless they visit their homeland on election day.
-- "We are contributing to the economy so that our families
don't have to come here and suffer what we had to suffer,' said
Luz Maria Ayala, a Mexican immigrant... |
Ian
de Silva |
Washington
Times
Immigration:
a moral issue
...To condone illegal immigration is
to condone anarchy. If illegal aliens are condoned for breaking
the law because they are only escaping poverty, then by such
logic we should also condone burglars who are poor. And pretty
soon there would be an excuse for violating every law. The inevitable
result would be anarchy. |
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Denver Post
Workers
fighting English-only rules
Aurora - Luz Ornelas and Guadelupe Coronado
say they were humiliated and degraded when their boss forbade
them from speaking their native Spanish while working at a Family
Dollar store on East Colfax Avenue. -- Not long after, they say,
they were fired along with five other Spanish-speaking employees
and replaced with workers who spoke only English. |
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Arizona
Daily Star
City
decision to help staff seeds storm of protest
Arizona voters didn't receive the news
well. -- Dozens of angry residents have e-mailed and phoned elected
officials since the Phoenix City Council voted last week to pay
to defend employees charged with violating Proposition 200, an
anti-illegal immigration initiative passed by the voters Nov.
2. -- Most feel that the action was a move by Phoenix Mayor Phil
Gordon and the eight City Council members to skirt the measure... |
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Illinois
Leader
Enokian
illegal immigration column draws accolades
John W. Slagle writes: Outstanding
article by Lee Enokian. -- As a former Midwesterner and a
thirty year member of the United States Border Patrol, I always
appreciate truthful journalism from the heartland. I sincerely
appreciated the first sentence that our borders remain porous
despite the war on terror." |
Sam
Francis |
VDare.com
Prop.
200, Tancredo win not what invasion fans want to hear
The Bush administration has read the
political tea leaves that this year's election left at the bottom
of the electoral cup and concluded that amnesty for illegal aliens
is the message they send. -- Since that was the message the administration
wanted to see, it's not surprising that's the message it gets. |
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Capitol
News Service
Lawsuit
challenges AG's opinion of Prop 200 as too narrow
Phoenix -- A key supporter of Proposition
200 filed suit Thursday to overturn the opinion of Attorney General
Terry Goddard that the initiative applies to only a handful of
welfare programs. -- Randy Pullen said Goddard's 14-page opinion
issued last week is too narrow in its scope of what services
are covered by the initiative's requirement that applicants for
"public benefits'' prove they are in this country legally.
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Rumor Mill |
American
Patrol
Al
Qaida hiring hit men to target Border Patrol?
November 18, 2004 -- Ch. 40 Mexican TV stated
tonight on Spanish news that it is believed that Al Qaeda terrorists
are now paying illegals to murder Border Patrol agents. |
Nuts |
Associated
Press
No
smuggling charges in invaders' wreck
Warsaw, Ind. -- Federal officials have
decided not to file charges in an immigration case in which an
overcrowded van filled with illegal immigrants crashed into a
trailer-tractor rig, killing one person in September. -- "After
interviewing people, we cannot be sure that the driver had knowledge
he was smuggling the aliens..." |
Axis of Weasels |
Washington
Times
Bush,
Fox make a date
Mexico City - President Bush and Mexican
President Vicente Fox will speak face-to-face for the first time
in seven months when they meet Sunday in Santiago, Chile, at
an economic summit of countries that hug the Pacific Ocean. --
The half-hour private session has been scheduled as Bush is shaping
his new administration and Fox is trying to re-focus Washington's
attention on a proposed guest-worker program... |
Rumor Mill |
American
Patrol
Meddling
Mexican soothes nerves of his army of squatters
Vicente
Fox was on Spanish [language] TV tonight (Thursday, 11/18/04)
telling Mexicans on the other side of the border (in the U.S.)
not to worry that everything is going smoothly and how proud
and happy he is with Pres.
Bush because he has put in a Mexican into a very high position
(he is probably referring to Gonzales) who he says will be changing
a lot of things in the U.S. ("for" Mexicans he inferred). |
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Washington
Times
Norwood
targets Bush illegals plan
The author of a House bill giving 600,000
state and local police officers authority to enforce federal
immigration law wants the Bush administration to abandon plans
to grant guest-worker status to millions of illegal aliens now
living and working in the United States. -- Rep. Charlie Norwood,
Georgia Republican... |
Jobs
Americans
Won't Do |
San Diego
Union Tribune
Suspected
DUI invader hits, kills woman on morning walk
Chula Vista, Calif. -- A pickup truck
driven by a suspected intoxicated motorist struck and killed
a 60- year- old woman out for her morning walk in South Bay today,
authorities said. -- "Witnesses say passersby detained the
male passenger and male driver [who turned out to be an invader]
after they tried to walk away from the crash," CVPD public
information officer Bernard Gonzales said. |
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