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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. |
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Washington
Times
Colorado
delegate determined to end illegals aid
For state Rep. David Schultheis, the
choice is clear: The Colorado legislature can pass his bill preventing
illegal immigrants from receiving non-emergency state and county
services. -- Or legislators can watch the proposal ignite an
Arizona- style political wildfire as it goes before the voters
as a November 2006 ballot initiative. |
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Las Vegas
Sun
Anchor
Babies: Deportation case illustrates mixed-family issue
An appeals court ruling has given a southern
Nevada family hope they can win an immigration case and avoid
deportation to Mexico. -- A lawyer representing Luz Maria Medrano
and her family said the decision by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court
of Appeals in San Francisco could set a precedent for families
with some members born in the U.S. or who have become U.S. citizens. |
México! |
Washington
Times
Analysis:
Cooling U.S.-Mexican rhetoric
Political analyst Victor Espinoza from
Mexico's Northern Border College -- known by the acronym COLEF
-- said in an interview that amid the rising verbal confrontation
and antagonistic positions on border violence, which has unexpectedly
clouded the spirit and relations between the Mexican and U.S.
governments, Mexicans should not wrap themselves "in the
national flag." |
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Federation
for American Immigration Reform
REAL
ID Act: Fax/Calling Blitz Needed Now!
The House of Representatives is scheduled
to take up Rep. Sensenbrenner's REAL ID Act (H.R. 418) next WEDNESDAY,
with a vote likely THURSDAY, FEB.10. -- Help get this vital homeland
security/immigration reform legislation passed in its entirety
by calling and faxing your legislators now through next Thursday... |
Virginia
News |
We Get E-Mail
Important
legislation introduced in Virginia
One bill has to do with limiting benefits
given to illegals, the other has to do with driver's licenses
and non-English- speaking drivers. These bills need the support
of Virginia voters. |
A Real Flake |
Project
USA Update
Demand
for lipstick on Capitol Hill to surge
If you've got any extra lipstick lying
around, you might want to send it to Rep. Jeff Flake. -- Weighing
in on the widening Republican rift over immigration policy, the
Arizona Congressman told The Washington Times that the two sides
in the battle -- the pro-amnesty Bush Republicans on the one
hand, and the pro-borders mainstream Republicans on the other
-- "aren't that far off." |
S. J.
Miller |
Federal
Observer
The
'Compassionate Immigration Reform' Scam
What's "Compassionate Immigration
Reform"? -- Like most immigration hype, it's chock-full
of emotional phrases that sound good but mean nothing. As we
read in Chapter 2, advocates have always substituted emotional
propaganda when facts don't support their pro- immigration stance.
-- President George Bush has embraced that strategy in forcing
his "compassionate immigration reform" down Americans'
throats... |
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Thomas Elias
-- Salinas Californian
Keep
Mexican immigrants focused here
The oath sworn by those who become naturalized
American citizens says it all: They promise to give up any and
all allegiance to "foreign princes and potentates."
-- That's part of what made a lot of Californians a bit uneasy
last year as they watched thousands line up to acquire Mexican
nationality to go with their U.S. citizenship... |
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KRQE-TV
-- Albuquerque
Police
shooting of Mexican 'immigrant' may be reviewed
Hobbs, N.M. -- The shooting of a Mexican
immigrant by a Hobbs police officer last month has raised some
concerns. -- Officer Reid Gunter spotted Francisco Barva riding
a mini-motorcycle January 19th -- just an hour after he and another
officer had warned Barva the motorcycle was not street legal... |
File Photo |
Dallas Morning
News
Irving
High fight a symptom of broad racial tensions
Ten students who elevated a longstanding
verbal dispute into a fight last week are now assigned to the
district's alternative campus. -- But that hasn't put the incident
to rest. Community debate has opened over whether an isolated
dispute among a handful of students five black and five
Hispanic simply got out of hand or whether the fight signals
broader race-based conflicts... |
'The Boot' |
The Scotsman
-- Glasgow
Migrants
seen as burden to be 'driven out'
Migrants who are a "burden on Britain"
will be "driven out", Home Secretary Charles Clarke
said yesterday - as an influential Commons committee prepared
to expose the £4 billion cost of the asylum system. --
Mr Clarke's proposals cover those immigrants already in Britain,
as well as any new arrivals. Immigrants will have to prove their
skills are essential to the economy... |
Strip Mining
America |
Corvallis
(Oregon) Gazette-Times
Mexico
tallies record flow of cash from U.S.
Amid the jagged mountains of rural Mexico,
Victor Santiago finds little work as a low-level construction
worker. But his son is earning decent wages in the same industry.
-- That's because Santiago's son lives in Dallas. -- "He
sends us $100 or $120 every two weeks,'' said the elder Santiago,
who lives in Tejupilco... |
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San Bernardino
County Sun
Senators
seek $6.4B for jailing immigrants
Insisting that border security is the
federal government's job, senators from California, Arizona and
Texas are demanding Washington chip in $6.4 billion to cover
the cost of jailing undocumented criminals [all
illegals are criminals]. -- It costs states an estimated
$1 billion annually to jail undocumented immigrants who commit
crimes on U.S. soil... |
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Kenneth
Emmond -- MexiData.com
Mexico-U.S.
safety tiff shows tip of the iceberg
President Vicente Fox of Mexico said
last week: "The problem is over." Decades ago Yogi
Berra said, "It ain't over till it's over." -- Who
is right? Based on past diplomatic tiffs, my money is on the
baseball sage. -- The issue, of course, is the much-ballyhooed
January 26 missive of U.S. Ambassador Tony Garza regarding precautions
for American tourists in Mexico's border regions due to increased
violence... |
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El Paso
Times
26
invaders found in Texas motel
El Paso police discovered 26 undocumented
immigrants [illegals]
from Mexico on Sunday morning staying at a Northeast motel. --
El Paso Police Department spokesman Carlos Carillo said that
about 7 a.m. Sunday officers discovered the immigrants at the
Sister's Motel, 6001 Dyer, during a routine check, then notified
Immigration and Customs Enforcement... |
Invasion |
Tucson Citizen
Many
arrogant invaders sneak in more than once
Jesus Saavedra Parra, a scraggly 23-year-old
from Culiacan, Sinaloa, has had little success eluding the Border
Patrol. -- Slouched outside a holding cell at the agency's Tucson
sector substation, Saavedra struggled to recall how many times
he has been caught. -- "More than six times," he said.
"But I don't know how many." |
Martinez |
Mike Thompson
-- Human Events
Enough
Already: GOP Senator Goes Bi-Lingual in U.S. Senate
Florida's overwhelmingly conservative
and English-speaking Republicans last fall set aside ethnic considerations
and enthusiastically nominated for the U.S. Senate a Cuban-born
candidate [Mel Martinez, the Bush puppet shown at left] over
a field of outstanding "Anglos," including both a veteran
U.S. congressman (Bill McCollum) and the dynamic speaker of the
state's House of Representatives (Johnny Byrd). |
Jan
Herron |
Magic City
Morning Star
Contract
with America II
The insistently misguided mind of George
Bush claims that people who enter the US illegally are "goodhearted
people" who want to "put food on the table" by
"doing the jobs Americans won't do." This President
places every obstacle possible to enforcement of current immigration
laws. |
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Palm Beach
Post
'Guest
worker' bamboozle will be tough sell for Bush
President Bush is once again pushing
a plan that could grant temporary work permits to millions of
illegal workers, giving immigration advocates new hope that it
will become law. -- "It is time for an immigration policy
that permits temporary guest workers to fill jobs Americans will
not take, that rejects amnesty, that tells us who is entering
and leaving our country, and that closes the border to drug dealers
and terrorists," Bush said Wednesday... |
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