Wednesday, December 1, 2004

9/11 Families Blast Congress Immigration Negligence Led to Deaths CSPAN - Nov. 30 Intelligence Reorganization     Joan Molinaro (Fireman son died on 9/11):"On September 11th, 2001, this was the price I paid for your negligence, for my government's failing me.     "This is the price I am not willing to pay because you continue to fail in your duty.      "No bill should pass the Senate, the House, anywhere, unless it contains immigration reform to secure our borders. You keep my girls alive. You allowed the murder of my son. I will not allow you to kill my daughters." [See Washington Times article] Watch Watch Call Now! The Intel Bill Must Be Passed With Immigration Provisions! Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

MS13 Gang

William S. Lind -- MichNews.com War On The Home Front ...The notorious E1 Salvadoran gang known as MS-13 has threatened to execute Prince George's County police officers as tensions continue to escalate between officers and gang members, police said. -- MS-13, which stands for Mara Salvatrucha, has increased its presence in Prince George's County with more than 600 active members...

Associated Press Air National Guard in Arizona, Texas to test Predator drones Tucson -- Arizona and Texas Air National Guard operations each will receive a squadron of Predator unmanned aerial vehicles, the Air Force announced Wednesday. -- Capt. Glen Roberts, a Pentagon spokesman, said the Predator drones - used for reconnaissance, surveillance and also able to fire Hellfire missiles - will be used in a test initiative called "Future Total Force."

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release - Photo Included K-9 program proves to be huge asset to agents Tucson, AZ -- Yesterday, a Border Patrol K-9 Unit assigned to the Sonoita Station patrolling the Coronado National Forest seized over 1,500 pounds of marijuana. -- At approximately 5:00 p.m., a Border Patrol agent and his K-9 were conducting routine checks of "staging" areas frequented by alien and drug smugglers...

Associated Press (Short-Lived Link) Soldiers Posted Outside Government Offices in Cancun Cancun, Q.R., Mex. -- Moving to halt a bloody drug war that has moved south, Mexico was investigating the federal prosecutor's office in this beach resort town for possible involvement in the killings of nine people, including three federal agents. -- Soldiers seized the Cancun Attorney General's office at the center of the probe...

Seattle Times Israeli nationals accused of stiffing Americans Tacoma, Wash. -- A former moving-company foreman told jurors yesterday that he and his co-workers used to brag and laugh about how they had fleeced customers by overcharging for household moving jobs. -- "We were happy," recounted Michael Airgood, referring to how much extra money they brought in by cheating people.

Washington Times Intel Bill: 9/11 kin support provisions on illegals A group of families of September 11 victims yesterday told Congress to scrap the entire intelligence overhaul effort this year and start over next year rather than pass the pending bill, which omits strong immigration security provisions. -- "You allowed the murder of my son. I will not allow you to kill my daughters," said Joan Molinaro, mother of a New York City firefighter who died September 11...

Lee Baca

Hal Netkin's BrattonMustGo.com Invader-bloated L.A. -- Sheriff Appears to Have a Problem... Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca's department admits they don't know how many illegal alien jail inmates receive early release into society. Read Letter...

File Photo

Atlanta Journal Constitution Grief flows for couple's lost son (Suspect: A Mexican invader) When Billy and Kathy Inman heard about the wreck that killed 5-year-old Dominic Malegni of Woodstock last month, they said a prayer for Dominic's family. The Inmans know better than most the pain the Malegnis are feeling. -- In June 2000, a driver plowed into the back of the Inmans' Grand Am while the family was stopped at a traffic light in Ellijay...

Michelle Malkin

VDare.com What Part Of Enforcement Don't They Understand? The obtuseness of the open-borders lobby never ceases to amaze. Here we are, three years after the 9/11 hijackers easily exploited lax borders, and the OBL continues to argue that cracking down on illegal immigration and tightening terrorist-friendly loopholes is "anti-immigrant." -- Banging. Head. Against. The. Wall...

Gonzales

NewsWithViews.com Conservatives: Gonzales nomination deserves rejection The National Council of La Raza, meaning "the race" (NCLR) and the National Association of Hispanic Publications (NAHP) have announced their endorsement for White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales to succeed current Attorney General John Ashcroft who announced his departure earlier this month. This nomination may run into some stumbling blocks...

Day Laborer Pickup Site Protest - December 4 San Bernardino, Calif. - Other Events

Suffolk Life Newspapers -- Suffolk County, New York Levy To Meet With Immigration Officials The role Suffolk County Police Officers should play in making immigration their business will begin to take shape in two weeks. Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy said last week he has set up a December 14 meeting with federal immigration officials to help determine policy when arresting illegal aliens for criminal offenses...

New York Times Hmong mass murder suspect claims he was in a 'shamanistic trance' The man charged with murdering six other hunters and wounding two in Wisconsin last week is a Hmong shaman who has called on the spirit world in trances that last up to three hours, his family and friends say. -- The accused, Chai Soua Vang of St. Paul, seeks "the other world" when he tries to cure sick people or invoke divine protection...

Washington Times Gaggle of top cops oppose enforcing the law Washington, DC (UPI) -- The world's largest group of law enforcement executives said Wednesday it opposes legislation to compel police enforcement of immigration laws. -- The International Association of Chiefs of Police said it opposes the Clear Law Enforcement For Criminal Alien Removal Act...

Important Meeting Coming Up in Phoenix Dec. 2 Click for Complete Information - Other Events

James Fulford

VDare.com From Our "We Told You So" Department- A Hmong Hmedley Vietnam's Hmong tribesmen fought alongside US troops in Vietnam, which is one reason that there are so many Hmong now in America, although the modern Refugee Industry is also partly responsible. There has been a glaring welfare problem in the Hmong community for years. See Roy Beck's famous 1994 Atlantic article...

Russ Dove - Truth In Action T.R.O. Against Arizona Prop 200 In-Land Puppets of Foreign Powers (MALDEF) sued for and received a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) Against Arizona Prop 200 Today. The ruling was handed down by Federal Judge David Bury, at the Federal Court in Tucson, Arizona. The Governor was going to sign the Initiative into Law tomorrow. The TRO is good for 10 to 14 days. [Includes photos of anti-American shysters, including the notorious Isabel Garcia]

RINO Cannon

Salt Lake Tribune Disturbing RINO lauds corrupt Mexican government Touting a strong relationship between Utah and Mexico, a top Mexican official visited Salt Lake City on Tuesday to announce a new consul for the region as well as plans for Vicente Fox to visit the state next year. -- Rep. Chris Cannon was on hand for the announcement and declared that Utah's "relationship to Mexico is probably more important than any other relationship we have. I don't think it's possible to overstate that importance."

Knight Ridder Newspapers Bush scheme mobilizes advocacy groups on both sides Advocacy groups are dusting off their battle plans as President Bush renews talk of an immigration overhaul that would allow illegal workers to remain in this country. -- Immigration advocates want changes that would enable 8 million to 10 million illegal workers to gain permission to live and work in the United States...

Times Picayune -- New Orleans Mexican invaders busted attempting to steal jobs Nine illegal immigrants were arrested by federal officials Friday for attempting to use fraudulent documents and false statements to get work at a Garyville refinery, authorities said. -- ICE arrested the Mexican nationals who were trying to get work as insulation installers at the Marathon Ashland Petroleum Refinery...

Cornyn

El Paso Times Cornyn proposes death for traffickers U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, on Tuesday in El Paso unveiled a new task force to combat human trafficking, and he proposed imposing the death penalty "for the most heinous cases." -- "Where there is horrendous loss of human life, under appropriate circumstances, I believe it's only right," Cornyn said.

Los Angeles Times Sensenbrenner hangs tough on Intel Bill President Bush has personally lobbied him. Families of the Sept. 11 victims have publicly blamed him. But with time running out for Congress to enact a bill this year that would put a single official in charge of the nation's intelligence agencies, Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wis.) is standing firm in opposition.

CNN Bush nudges intelligence overhaul bill President Bush publicly added a nudge Tuesday to a push to get the stalled intelligence overhaul bill through this Congress. --  Meanwhile, leaders of the bipartisan panel that investigated the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, met with Vice President Dick Cheney about overcoming stiff opposition to the legislation from Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release - Photos Included Drug seizures continue at record pace in Tucson sector Today, Border Patrol Agents assigned to the Casa Grande Station patrolling Federal Route 42 on the Tohono O'odham Nation seized over 2500 pounds of marijuana. -- At approximately 7:30 a.m., agents encountered a white Chevrolet and a brown Dodge truck traveling north on FR 42 near milepost 12...