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Monday, November 29, 2004 |
Senate Intel Bill
Means Amnesty
U.S. Hangs in Balance
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Los Angeles
Daily News - November 25
Gallegly
Speaks the Truth
Rep. Elton Gallegly,
R-Thousand Oaks, called the provisions "vital to our national
security, " and said he would vote for intelligence reform
only if it contained the more controversial measures.
"If we sat back idly, that would
have sent a clear signal that amnesty is OK," Gallegly said.
"For us to roll on the immigration issue at this particular
time would just set the stage for amnesty."
Gallegly and Spencer Go Way Back
Rep. Gallegly
first met Glenn Spencer in December of 1993 when he attended
a meeting of Voice of Citizens Together that was taped by CBS'
"48 Hrs." |
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Anderson |
Rick Biesada
-- Federal Observer
Attitude!
...It was a very informative meeting with some
of the nicest people from around the country in attendance, including
immigrants; legal immigrants; a word that our sanctimonious,
arrogant media, likes to omit in their biased anti- American
reporting. Mr.
Terry Anderson, out of South Central, Los Angeles, is one
of radios hottest talk show hosts.  |
Vang |
The Guardian
- UK
Vang
Charged in 6 Wis. Hunter Slayings
Hayward, Wis. (AP) - A Hmong immigrant
accused of gunning down eight fellow deer hunters in the Wisconsin
woods was charged Monday with six counts of murder and two counts
of attempted murder. -- Chai Vang, of St. Paul, Minn., could
get life in prison if convicted in the shootings, which left
six people dead and two wounded. |
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Casper Star
Tribune
Mexican
pleads guilty to transporting other invaders
A Mexican national caught transporting
illegal immigrants for money after he crashed his vehicle has
pleaded guilty in federal court. -- Isidro Aranda-Flores fell
asleep at the wheel near Monticello (Utah) in June 2002. He hit
another car head-on, killing that driver and an illegal immigrant
riding in his own car. |
Rich
Lowry |
National
Review
Washington
at Its Worst -- Intelligence-reform absurdity
"Intelligence reform" is, as
they used to say of the Moral Majority, neither. The intelligence-
reform bill that has at least temporarily been scuttled on Capitol
Hill despite its endorsement by all the great and good of Washington
- from Democratic congressional leaders to President Bush - is
neither intelligent nor is it real reform. |
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Atlanta
Journal-Constitution
Top
cop, D.A. team up to protect border-jumping job thieves
...Many of the country's estimated 750,000
day laborers arrive in the United States from Latin America illegally,
eager for the chance to earn in one day what might take weeks
back home. They can turn parking lots and side streets into drive-through
lanes for construction, landscaping and painting crews willing
to pay cash for a booster shot of labor. |
Robert Vasquez |
Aubrey Salazar
-- Arbiter Online - Boise State University
Crackpot
attacks Vasquez over anti-invasion views
...Commissioner [Robert] Vasquez is creating
an army with his self-hating, racist, polarizing views. An army
of young Mexicans, and yes Hispanics, who will try that much
harder to overcome obstacles, and become doctors, lawyers, business-owners,
executives, CEOs, and even politicians that will one day silence
his rhetoric and take his power away. [Note: Vasquez is not
on the side of the invaders.] |
US Border
Patrol |
We Get E-Mail
Citizens
of Cochise County are still not safe
Cochise County, Arizona - November 29
-- These are photos of 11 illegal aliens from a group of over
30. Border Patrol advised the photographer to leave the field
because "this is a violent, bad group." -- The photos
were taken at 12:40 pm and it has been reported that a citizen
called this same group in to BP at about 9:30 a.m... |
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New York
Times
No
Sign of Deal on Bill Overhauling Intelligence
Although Democrats urged President Bush
to press conservative Republican congressmen to drop their opposition
to legislation overhauling the United States intelligence system,
key House and Senate members appeared today to be no closer to
agreement on compromise language... |
I.C.E. |
Washington
Times
Poor
leadership at ICE cited as security threat
U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement's
ability to gather and share intelligence data, conduct the investigations
needed to guard the nation's borders against terrorists and enforce
immigration law is being challenged by a growing number of ICE
supervisors and agents. |
No Illegals! |
Daily News
Tribune -- Waltham, Mass.
Usual
suspect gear up to badger for tuition break for invaders
Framingham, Mass. -- Immigrant advocates
will soon reintroduce a bill that would allow children of illegal
immigrants to pay resident tuition at state schools if they attended
a Massachusetts high school for at least three years and graduated.
-- The bill, which would have benefited 400 eligible students
across the state, was vetoed by Gov. Mitt Romney... |
Vang |
WCVB-TV
-- Boston
Hmong
mass murder suspect may be charged today
Milwaukee -- The man accused of killing
six hunters and wounding two others in northwest Wisconsin is
expected to be charged Monday. -- Chai Vang could face six counts
of first-degree intentional homicide and two counts of attempted
homicide. -- Vang's daughter spoke in her father's defense at
a news conference on Sunday... |
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Shawn Macomber
- Front Page Magazine
The
Open Borders Lobby vs. the People of Arizona
The democratic will of the people is
being put to the test in Arizona by an imperial judiciary; local,
national, and international politicians; and Mexican secessionist
partisans. At issue: whether the state should apply the law and
deny welfare benefits to those in the nation illegally. -- On
November 2, Arizonans passed Proposition 200 by a substantial
56-44 margin... |
Onslaught |
San Diego
Union-Tribune
Will
'amnesty' talk bring illegal flood?
A renewed focus on immigration reform
after the election by the Bush administration is making some
Border Patrol agents nervous. -- They are worried that misinformation
about an "amnesty" program will trickle down to prospective
immigrants by word-of-mouth, resulting in a surge in illegal
immigration similar to the one noted last spring... |
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San Diego
Union-Tribune
United
Nations says widespread migration here to stay
Mexico City A surge in migration
at the end of the 20th Century shows no sign of letting up
but can be used to the advantage of both the migrants' home and
host countries if new, coherent policies are adopted, a U.N.
report says. -- Many national migration policies currently deal
only with the size and composition of migration. |
Lon
Opsahl |
MichNews.com
Illegal
Immigration and 9/11 Recommendations
The U.S. Senate and House are currently
debating legislation to reshape our intelligence community and
to decide how much of the 9/11 Commission Study recommendations
to include in a compromise Bill. The House version, H.R. 10,
of the 9/11 Recommendation Implementation Act includes desperately
needed identification security and immigration enforcement provisions... |
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New York
Times
L.I.
Clash on Invaders Is Gaining Political Force
Everywhere Steve Levy went last year
in his successful campaign for Suffolk County executive, he said,
he heard the same complaints. A new wave of Hispanic immigrants
had swept Long Island, and many residents were furious about
the overcrowded homes and lines of day laborers they saw in their
towns. They told Mr. Levy they wanted action... |
Axis of Weasels |
Matt Hayes
-- Washington Times
Pandering
to interlopers?
At last weekend's APEC summit, President
Bush made clear the administration will try to justify its
planned amnesty of illegal aliens as something necessary for
greater border security. Despite unending criticism of his January
call for the amnesty, the overwhelming passage of an Arizona
state ballot initiative that prevents the use of public money
on services for illegal aliens... |
Bryanna
Bevens |
VDare.com
Blog
"Studying
To Be A Latino leader"?
In the little town of Auburn, Washington
a new "business" has opened. -- "Centro de Amistad
Latino is the first center in south King County founded and operated
by Latinos." Auburn's new Latino center puts its focus on
friendship, by Mike Archbold. King County Journal, November 28,
2004... |
Yeh Ling-Ling |
San Diego
Union-Tribune
Bush's
unwise immigration proposal
With the election now over, the Bush
administration is resuming immigration talks with Mexico. President
Bush would make a costly mistake if he believes that his re-election
means strong support for his defacto amnesty proposal. Further,
if passed, his plan would seriously exacerbate major problems
of concern to Americans... |
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Washington
Times
Joint
border efforts sought by corrupt Mexican government
One of Mexico's top border enforcement
officials says his country and the United States must work together
to be "more effective, more compliant" in efforts to
secure their border against terrorists and other criminals, while
ensuring the free flow of people and trade. -- Although questions
have been raised by immigration analysts and some political leaders
on efforts by Mexico to control its border with the United States... |
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Bobby Eberle
- GOPUSA.com
Border
Security Cannot Be Ignored
Although the heated political debate from the
presidential campaign is now over, the business of governance
and protecting the homeland remains. One of the issues being
addressed by the lame duck Congress is that of reforming the
way national intelligence information is gathered, shared, and
organized... |
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VDare.com
9/11
Commishes: Leave Immigration Loophole Open
The chairman and vice chairman of the
9/11 Commission said Sunday that Congress shouldn't press to
close a giant national security loophole exploited by the 9/11
hijackers before passing new intelligence reform legislation
- even though the Commission itself urged dealing with the problem. |
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