Sunday, February 6, 2005

ABP to Launch New Initiative "The New American Border Patrol" Border Hawk III Hurdles Overcome Following five months of struggle to overcome major operational hurdles, American Border Patrol, the only non-profit corporation working for Americans on the border, is preparing to launch a major new initiative in the next ten days. According to its president, Glenn Spencer, after being forced out of its headquarters in October, ABP faced even more man-made obstacles as it tried to move its operations to the border. "By the end of this week we will finally be working out of our new border headquarters," Spencer said. He also said ABP would be flying a new version of its Border Hawk UAV. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Bush's 'Good Hearted People'

East County Times -- Mesa, Arizona Invaders help make Valley No. 1 for ID theft Problems with identity theft have left a Mesa plumber's life in shambles, and he can no longer pay his home mortgage and credit card bills on time. -- He is about to lose his home. His wife and four kids face an uncertain future. -- Some would call Andres Vazquez a victim. -- But Vazquez is, in fact, the thief - one of thousands of illegal immigrants who contribute to Arizona's high identity theft rates.

North County Times Bush plot draws mixed reactions in SW Riverside Co. President George Bush's renewed call for a guest-worker program for illegal immigrants [translation: amnesty scam] is being met locally with mixed reviews. In a press conference on Jan. 26, Bush reiterated his desire to reform the immigration system by granting illegal immigrants the ability to work temporarily in jobs that most Americans don't want.

Torrance Daily Breeze South Bay's hospital ERs are in state of emergency With a pregnant woman complaining of sharp stomach pains in the back of his ambulance, paramedic firefighter Dave Boragine scanned the computer screen next to his steering wheel for the nearest hospital. -- It was Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center -- but on this sunny January afternoon, the Harbor City hospital was on "diversion..."

File Photo

Victor Valley Daily Press Dozens brawl at Silverado High Victorville, Calif. -- A Silverado High student may have suffered a broken arm and a former student was arrested when a riot erupted among dozens of students during an assembly at the high school Friday afternoon. -- Students and administrators estimate that between 30 and 50 students participated in the chaos and fighting that broke out between black and Hispanic students during the second assembly...

Darwin Award Winner

Marshalltown (Iowa) Times-Republican Invader busted with phony ID, assault rifle Marshalltown police recovered a Chinese assault rifle from an undocumented immigrant Thursday. -- According to Marshalltown Police Chief Lon Walker, a Hispanic male went to the police department to speak with officers regarding an unrelated matter. During his conversation with officers, when he was asked for his name and identification, he told police he was using a false name...

Yeh Ling-Ling

New Hampshire Sunday News Reducing immigration can make America safer In his State of Union speech, President Bush vowed to "build a better world for our children and grandchildren," and to "keep America the economic leader of the world." But his immigration proposal, if adopted, will have unintended opposite results. -- Since the President announced his defacto immigration plan a year ago, illegal immigration has skyrocketed.

Sierra Vista Herald Soldiers spend hours tracking illegals on the fort Fort Huachuca, Arizona - Out of breath, Sgt. David Reilly quickly moved about three miles to intercept a group of illegal immigrants who were using this Southern Arizona Army post early Saturday morning as an avenue into the United States. -- "They're using a different trail," a somewhat frustrated Reilly reported over a military radio channel.

Dumb Question

Houston Chronicle Crossing over: Will crime be imported to the U.S.? As vigilant as our border patrol agents are at trying to keep people from entering our country illegally, there is nothing they can do to prevent malicious ideas from crossing the border. -- The latest one to join the ranks of criminally easy money to be made is kidnapping someone for ransom. [Here's a small sampling of imported criminals.]

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Border watchers undaunted by 'back-off' order A war of words continued this week between border activists and the United States Border Patrol. -- The activists say they are exercising their rights while helping stem the tide of illegal immigration. -- "What I don't need is the help from a bunch of folks from all over the country coming down here and spotting," explained Tucson Sector Chief Michael Nicley of the United States Border Patrol...

Screwball

New York Daily News N.Y. Assemblyman seeks to aid invaders, risk homeland security Assemblyman Félix Ortiz (D-Brooklyn) introduced a bill last Wednesday in the Legislature in Albany that would allow immigrants - documented or otherwise [criminals] - to drive legally in New York State. -- Getting the legislation approved will be, to say the least, an uphill battle. Yet Ortiz is willing to fight for it because he believes this is a matter of elementary fairness.

Cedillo

NAMCT.com 'One bill Gil' Cedillo lauds actions of 'Sell-out' George President George W. Bush again called upon Congress Wednesday night during his State of the Union address to work with him on immigration reform that serves America's economy by matching workers with employers when Americans are not willing to fill the jobs. Senator Gilbert A. Cedillo, D-Los Angeles, again applauds the administration...

The Reporter - Fon du Lac, Wis. Mexicans busted for allegedly making phony IDs Three Mexican nationals were taken into custody Friday morning at a Forest Avenue apartment by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unit of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. -- The two men and one woman were allegedly involved in manufacturing false identification such as driver's licenses, Social Security cards and immigration papers...

Invasion

Associated Press Terrorist hoax exposes little-known Chinese smuggling route Mexicali, Mexico -- About two dozen Chinese immigrants take Spanish class five mornings a week before going to work at one of the hundreds of Chinese restaurants scattered throughout the city. The classroom - at the offices of the 86-year-old Chinese Association of Mexicali - is in the heart of a quiet, decaying downtown where Cantonese is heard on narrow sidewalks....

The Scourge of

Salem Statesman Journal Separatist groups holds soiree at local college More than 200 students from area high schools and colleges attended Oregon's fourth annual Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan, or MEChA, regional conference Saturday. -- The motto of the event, "Working Together to Better Our Community," aims to empower, unite and educate Latino students about higher education and issues surrounding their culture.

Liar in Chief

Paul Streitz -- Magic City Morning News There Are No Jobs Americans Don't Want President George Bush once again blamed Americans for the immigration crisis in his current State of the Union Message. Apparently, we have thousands of Mexicans "to fill jobs Americans will not take." -- The President again engaged in his double talk "that rejects amnesty," but "permits temporary guest workers." This is an outright lie...