Thursday, December 2, 2004

Americans to Meet on Border Security The American Cause Sponsors Event Preserving a Nation A conference entitled " Preserving a Nation: The Battle to Secure America's Borders" will be held in McLean, Virginia on Saturday, Dec. 4th. Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol is one of the speakers. "This is an incredible gathering of border security experts, " Spencer said. "Anyone concerned with America's sovereignty should attend this conference." Call Now! The Intel Bill Must Be Passed With Immigration Provisions! Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Derbez Watch

Washington Times   Arrogant Mexicans grouse about Arizona election results Mexico's Department of Foreign Relations said it supports U.S. groups challenging an anti- immigration measure passed in Arizona... -- Luis Ernesto Derbez said Wednesday that the Mexican government should respect the legislation of the U.S., but at the same time the Americans have an obligation to observe human rights of Mexicans living in the U.S. [Sorry, Ernie D. Invading a country isn't a 'human right'.]

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

Raul Watch

People's Weekly World (Communist Screed)   Prop. 200: CongressMechista blowhard chats with communist rag ...This law [Arizona Prop. 200] only pretends to protect citizens from undocumented immigration [aka invasion]. PAN "is motivated by hate," Rep. Raul Grijalva told an anti-PAN press conference. "Immigrants [meaning illegal aliens... criminals] are not the root cause of why our country went to war, why millions are denied medical coverage, why too many remain unemployed or why we face so many other problems. This initiative is a mean-spirited effort to deny people their civil and human rights."

Vang

TIME Magazine   Massacre in the Woods Every November, Wisconsin ceases to be a red state or a blue state and instead becomes a blaze orange one. That is the color donned by hunters, 650,000 of whom bought licenses to participate in the state's rifle-deer-hunting season, which begins the Saturday before Thanksgiving. As much as that holiday and Christmas, the nine-day season is a time when families and friends gather...

Douglas (Arizona) Dispatch   More on suspected attempt to shakedown border rancher ...Ronald Morales, his father, two daughters and their friend contend that an Oct. 30 confrontation with rancher Roger Barnett while deer hunting on leased state land near Douglas left them frightened and scared for their lives. [It turns out that Morales' shyster, Jesus Romo, is the ex-hubby of anti-American reconquista menace Isabel Garcia, a notorious Mexican reconquista. Romo has been targeting border ranchers for years.]

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Sierra Vista (Arizona) Herald-Review Mexican in fatal wreck near Elfrida in jail on smuggling charges Sierra Vista - The driver of the 2005 Dodge Durango involved in a single-vehicle rollover that killed two people on Highway 191 Tuesday was booked into the Bisbee County Jail by U.S. Customs. -- Driver Alberto Sanchez Antonio, of Mexico, awaits federal smuggling charges and probably will be charged by Cochise County for two counts of manslaughter, said Benjamin Buller, the investigating officer for the DPS.

Fox News Does Securing Borders Hurt Business? Dallas -- Nearly 300 criminals and immigration violators have been caught in the U.S. since January, when the government began high-tech finger scanning and photographing of foreigners at airports and seaports, according to the Department of Homeland Security. -- But now that this technology is being used, local business leaders worry that the security program...

Rocky Mountain News Photo may lead to clues in Hessler crash A dumpster-diving Colorado State Patrol investigator has recovered pictures of a man [a Mexican invader, naturally] described by authorities as a "person of interest" in the hit-and-run crash that left former University of Colorado quarterback John Hessler badly injured. -- A News4 investigation obtained the pictures of Ricardo Anchondo Gomez and broadcast them Wednesday night.

D.A. King

MichNews.com Dude! Where's my language? Here is one for those who still believe that ignoring our system of law and sitting silently back while our federal government allows 10,000 or so illegal aliens a day to enter our republic from Mexico is not costing us our American culture and our common language. -- From Laguna Hills, California, U.S.A...

Newsday -- New York Former N.Y. top cop on list of Ridge replacement candidates Former New York Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik is the likely choice to head the federal Homeland Security Department during President George W. Bush's second term, according to sources close to Homeland Security officials. -- Kerik would replace Tom Ridge, the first head of the department...

El Presidente

Rocky Mountain News Governor invites troublesome Mexican to Colorado Gov. Bill Owens met with a high- ranking Mexican diplomat on Wednesday and invited Mexican President Vicente Fox to visit Denver next summer. -- Owens and Geronimo Gutierrez, Mexico's undersecretary for North America in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, agreed to work out details of a formal invitation to Fox, Owens' spokesman Dan Hopkins confirmed.

ICE rounds up another batch of foreign sex fiends in New York Michael J. Garcia, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Martin F. Horn, Commissioner of the New York City Department of Probation today announced the arrest of 25 sexual predators and criminal alien sex offenders in Brooklyn...

Mark Andrew Dwyer

The NRA should oppose open borders... The National Rifle Association is a 4 million member-strong organization, with a $200 millions annual budget, that made the defense of constitutional Right of the people to Keep and Bear Arms its foremost goal. It has been NRA's tradition to not interfere with matters that were not directly related, at least in NRA leadership's opinion, to the RKBA.

Arizona Daily Star 2 held in SUV crash that killed 2 people Two men were in the Cochise County jail Wednesday, charged with smuggling 10 people in an SUV that rolled over off U.S. 191 Tuesday about three miles north of Elfrida, killing two people and injuring several more. -- A 21-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman died in the crash from massive injuries. They had not been publicly identified Wednesday while officials tried to contact their families.

KTTC-TV -- Rochester, Minnesota Mexican sex fiends off to prison Three years in prison is what four men accused of rape agreed on as part of a plea agreement. The men, all illegal immigrants were on trial for first-degree criminal sexual conduct. -- Prosecutors say they repeatedly raped an 18-year-old woman in Rochester this past June... [Also see PredatoryAliens.com]

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Kansas City Star 15 invaders nailed after load vehicle crashes Fifteen [illegals] on their way to Overland Park were taken into custody in Oklahoma after the pickup in which they were riding crashed, authorities said. -- The [illegals] were found huddled in a wooded area at 2 a.m. Sunday shortly after the crash near Picher, in the far northeastern part of the state, said Lt. Bob Ernst...

Napolitano

Arizona Daily Star  Governor delays OK of Prop. 200 Gov. Janet Napolitano refused Wednesday to formally proclaim voter approval of Proposition 200, a move that will further delay use of the initiative's voting provisions. -- Napolitano said she decided not to act after a federal judge in Tucson on Tuesday blocked implementation of the new law pending a Dec. 22 hearing [thanks to a troublesome Mexican subversive group].

Asa Watch

Arkansas News Bureau Hutchinson on short list to replace Ridge Arkansan Asa Hutchinson's name was floated Tuesday as a possible successor to Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge, who resigned after two years on the job. -- Hutchinson [a clueless idiot], the No. 3 leader at the Department of Homeland Security, declined to talk specifically about Ridge's job. He said he was interested in continuing to serve in the Bush administration.

Nuts

WorldNetDaily.com Group with radical ties teaches FBI counter-terror agents FBI counter-terrorism agents in Florida attended a "sensitivity training" workshop yesterday conducted by a controversial Islamic lobby group. -- Although it has been described by two former FBI counter-terrorism chiefs as a spin-off of a U.S. front for the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR...

Onslaught

Palm Beach Post Editorial Big immigration waves nearing political beach Social Security used to be considered the untouchable "third rail" of American politics, but immigration soon may replace it. -- Both candidates bobbed and weaved around the subject during the presidential campaign, and neither party has offered credible ideas for reform, fearing the political implications of being the first to propose unpopular solutions to long-ignored problems.

The Grand Rapids Press 'Smuggler of humans' sentenced to 9 years The man who police say organized an illegal alien smuggling ring that trapped two Albanian refugees in a railroad car last March in Holland will be spending most of the next decade in prison. -- Macomb County resident Kole Vushaj pleaded guilty in June to 30 counts of alien-smuggling and other offenses, the U.S. attorney's office said.