Tuesday, December 28, 2004

Ten Million Cross the Border Border Patrol union chief's speech at The American Cause conference T. J. Bonner, president, National Border Patrol Council Preserving a Nation - The Battle to Secure America's Borders Dec. 4, 2004     T. J. Bonner: Today as we sit here, and every other day, ten thousand, that's thousand, ten thousand illegal aliens will cross our border. The United States Border Patrol will catch about three thousand of those people. That means that every year the Border Patrol catches about a million people. Last year (2004) there was a twenty-five percent bump that can be attributed to president Bush's offer of amnesty. [...]     Think about it. If an impoverished, uneducated Mexican can come wandering across the border unchallenged, consider how much easier it is for a well-financed, well-trained terrorist to do the exact same thing. Windows  Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

POLL	The American Resistance Foundation Poll on Amnesty Scheme, Impeachment of Bush, etc.

Michelle Malkin

VDare.com The Year In Review: America's Borders Still Open 2004 was a good year for terrorists, violent gang members, law-breakers, and fraud artists seeking safe haven in America. -- Let's reminisce: The rise of MS-13. The savage El Salvador-based gang, Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13), has now penetrated more than a dozen states. In May, a Fairfax, Va., teenager had his fingers chopped off in an MS-13 machete attack.

Axis of Weasels

World Peace Herald Obsessed Mexican sponges still dreaming of 'migration accord' Two of the biggest issues looming for Mexico in 2005 are the increasing political frenzy in the run-up to the 2006 presidential election and the possibility of the U.S. Congress taking up and voting on an immigration accord between the United States and Mexico. -- The former is certain, while the latter remains questionable, despite President George W. Bush's promises to Mexican President Vicente Fox...

Sam Francis

VDare.com That Hillary Immigration Ploy It's beginning to dawn, even on American politicians, that you cannot have something like 34 million immigrants in the country and not expect immigration to become a major political issue. -- The latest politician in whose brain this insight has blossomed is the junior senator from New York and very possibly the next president of the United States: Mrs. William J. Clinton...

Salt Lake Tribune Mickey Mouse Mexican ID cards decried I'm very concerned that the state of Utah accepts Mexican matricula consular identification cards as adequate to obtain a Utah driver's license or identification card. I'm also concerned that the Treasury Department has encouraged banks to accept this as positive identification when opening a checking account...

L.A. Times Muslims Meet Congressman to Protest Imam's Detention Members of the Muslim community, including the family of a jailed Islamic leader who has been held at a federal detention facility since Nov. 4, met Monday with Rep. Christopher Cox to protest alleged violations of due process by immigration officials. -- About two dozen community members delivered a petition signed by more than 1,000 people...

¡Viva México!

La Opinion -- (Roughly translated by Google.com) Pol says remittances keep corruption bloated Mexico afloat The increasing poverty and inequality that undergo the Mexicans have caused a social outbreak in the country due mainly to the migration that occurs to the United States, affirmed yesterday the head of local Government, Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador. [Basically this guy says that the money invaders send back to Mexico keeps the place afloat and is preventing an insurrection.] [Related article from Mexidata.info]

KGBT-TV -- Harlingen Part One of US Visit Program Gets Underway For over a year now, Valley leaders have been bad mouthing the US VISIT program. -- "It appears now that it's the port of entries themselves that become the barrier to the trade because there's so congested and they're even more congested now because of the very rigorous inspection process," said Hidalgo Bridge Director...

DHS

USA Today Ex-official tells of Homeland Security failures The government agency responsible for protecting the nation against terrorist attack is a dysfunctional, poorly managed bureaucracy that has failed to plug serious holes in the nation's safety net, the Department of Homeland Security's former internal watchdog warns. -- Clark Kent Ervin... said in an interview last week that airport security isn't tight enough ...

Long Beach Press Telegram Taking license with hijacker ID rumor The commission found that each of the hijackers had proper immigration documents and legal licenses. However, seven of them used false statements of residency to acquire legitimate IDs from Virginia. -- The state has since amended the legal loophole. -- The search for the exaggerated number's genesis leads from Capitol Hill to a Pittsburgh security conference...

Miami Herald Report: U.S. is waging 'war on immigrants' When foreign nationals arrive at Miami International Airport and ask for asylum, some wind up criminally charged for trying to sneak into the country with false papers. Others are detained, some for months, before their cases are decided. -- Prosecution and detention of asylum seekers are among the examples cited in a new report by a Miami-based immigrant rights group....

Invasion

NewsMax.com Senate, Enviros Blocking Nat'l. Security Fence Succumbing to pressure from the environmental lobby, the U.S. Senate is blocking legislation already passed by the House that would erect an impenetrable national security fence across the U.S.-Mexican border. -- First proposed by Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., way back in 1996, the new border fence was supposed to be an improvement...

Juneau Empire Mexican invader to be ejected It doesn't matter that his four children are all U.S. citizens by birth. It doesn't matter that he has worked hard and paid taxes to the U.S. government for the past 17 years. It doesn't matter that his native Mexico has now become a foreign land for him. -- Juneau resident Ernesto Guillen has to leave, an immigration judge said, because he is an illegal alien.

Lawless Locke

Tri-Valley Herald - Yakima Crackpot Locke pardons criminal so he won't get the boot Hector Leal got an early Christmas present from Gov. Gary Locke [contact this guy] two weeks ago: a full and unconditional pardon. -- The pardon clears the Anaheim, Calif., resident of a hit- and- run and two vehicular assault convictions stemming from his drunken crash through the front of a downtown Grandview restaurant in April 2002.

American Patrol's Man of the Year - 2004 - Rick Oltman Hear George Putnam interview Rick Oltman on 'Talk Back -- December 27 (Click headline, look for 'Listen' link)

Jobs Americans Won't Do

Hood River (Oregon) News Drunken farm worker confesses to killing friend An orchardist worker who stabbed his friend to death during an argument over food is on his way to prison. -- Raymundo Benitez Rodriguez pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of first degree manslaughter for killing Roberto Serna Cuadra. He was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Donald Hull to spend 10 years behind bars, followed by three years of post-prison supervision.

D.A. King

MichNews.com President Bush: Man of the Year in a New America On the same day that I watched the President of the United States use more than 700 words to respond to a question on "immigration reform", I opened my TIME magazine to see that he had been named "Person of the Year" by that publication for "sticking to his guns (literally and figuratively), for reshaping the rules of politics to fit his ten-gallon-hat style of leadership and for setting the global agenda whether the world likes it or not"...

No Illegals!

The Standard-Times -- New Bedford, Mass. Massachusetts pols want taxpayers to reward invaders Legislators have reintroduced a bill that would allow the children of undocumented immigrants [criminals] to attend state colleges and pay regular tuition. -- In June, Gov. Mitt Romney vetoed the legislation, known as the In-State Tuition Bill. This month, Rep. Marie St. Fleur, D-Suffolk, and Sen. Jarrett Barrios, D-Cambridge, re-introduced the bill.