Sunday, February 20, 2005

L.A. Times Works to Bury Illegal Alien Issue The newspaper that destroyed L.A. still at it     Above, today's Los Angeles Times shows photos of mayoral candidates.     At left, the one they left out. --(All told, the Times has run 6 stories that included Moore's name. All avoided the illegal immigration issue.) A History of Deception Illegal immigration has all but destroyed Los Angeles. Yet, the city's major newspaper has worked overtime to lie about the issue and keep it out the public domain. "The evidence is very clear," said Glenn Spencer, "The L.A. Times is a criminal, traitorous organization that will stop at nothing to advance the Mexican takeover." Spencer added that no self-respecting journalist would stay on their payroll. (See L.A. Times/American Patrol dispute over an ad.) (Also, search this site for "L.A. Times and Ad") Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

The Terry Anderson Show with Walter Moore Walter is the only decent candidate running for Mayor of Los Angeles 9 PM PT Sunday

Defend Colorado Now Supporters of HB 1271 needed at hearing Tuesday Click headline to read news release. Also see this website for further details.

Sierra Vista Herald Editorial Terrorists and U.S. borders According to U.S. government officials, al-Qaida is serious about entering our nation illegally through our border with Mexico. -- And in the briefing that officials, including CIA chief Porter Goss, gave to lawmakers, the tone seemed to be more worried than in the past. -- The U.S.-Mexico border, which spans more than 2,000 miles, is an entryway that has been overwhelmed with illegal crossings in recent years.

Minneapolis Star-Tribune Job data should give pause to immigration advocates The recovery from the recession of 2001 is often described as "jobless." But this is not entirely correct. My analysis of Census Bureau data shows that between March 2000 and 2004, the number of adults working in United States actually increased. -- What's interesting, however, is that all the net growth in jobs went to immigrant workers...

Robert Vasquez

Associated Press County official opposes benefits for illegal immigrants Caldwell, Idaho -- A Canyon County commissioner adamantly opposed to unlawful immigration plans to found an organization focusing on county costs from undocumented aliens. -- Commissioner Robert Vasquez's plan is modeled on an Arizona proposition approved in November. He says he has lost faith in the Legislature's ability to address health care and other costs he attributes to unlawful immigrants.

The Daily Ardmoreite -- Ardmore, Oklahoma Bill fights 'illegal competition' in job market A Tulsa senator is sponsoring what proponents are calling a groundbreaking approach to a dire economic problem by penalizing employers who hire illegal immigrants. -- The Oklahoma Fair Employment Act, by Sen. Tom Adelson, would penalize employers who hire illegal aliens and give employees who are displaced because of those hirings legal status to sue.

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Los Angeles Times L.A. bird cage liner endorses MALDEF lackey, MEChA-boy A mano-a-mano confrontation between estranged, onetime roommates isn't something we'd normally want to witness, but the people of Los Angeles would be well served by a runoff election between Bob Hertzberg and Antonio Villaraigosa. Odds are that no candidate will win the majority needed to declare outright victory in Los Angeles' March 8 mayoral election... [We endorse Walter Moore]

What Homeland Security?

New York Times Port security a joke under Bush regime ...Hundreds of thousands of dollars has been invested in redundant lighting systems and unnecessary technical equipment, the audit found, but "the program has not yet achieved its intended results in the form of actual improvement in port security." -- In addition, less than a quarter of the $517 million that the department distributed in grants between June 2002 and December 2003 had been spent as of September 2004...

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram Smaller increase in agents criticized The disclosure that al Qaeda operatives may try to sneak into the United States through Mexico is intensifying demands to secure the border and fueling criticism over President Bush's recommendation to slash a proposed increase in Border Patrol agents next year. -- Bush is requesting 210 more agents, far less than the 2,000 additional agents authorized by Congress last year.

Robert J. Herbold -- Hillsdale College -- Hillsdale, Michigan K-12 Establishment is Putting America's Industrial Leadership at Risk Reader Comment: The United States is wasting billions of dollars trying to educate illegal aliens while the rest of the world prepares to each our lunch. -- This article on the abject failure of our education system in science and engineering education should send chills down the spines of anyone who is close to an American child. It is not going to be nice to live in a nation going through a rapid decline and fall.

Charles Stein -- Boston Globe In the job market, some win, some lose Immigrants take jobs Americans don't want. You hear it said all the time. -- But a new study by a team of economists at Northeastern University suggests that in today's world, the real story is more complicated. Specifically, at a time when jobs are not easy to come by, immigrants and native-born workers sometimes compete for jobs...

Salt Lake Tribune Foreign lawbreakers fret Utah driver's license bill At work [illegals are prohibited by law from working in the U.S.], while she cleans floors and washes towels, Maria worries about what she's been hearing in the news this week. -- "It's been giving me headaches," said Maria, an undocumented Utah resident [a criminal] and mother of three who doesn't want her full name used.

Kansas City Infozine States Balk at License Bill As It Heads to U.S. Senate It will be impossible for states to comply with stringent mandates for state-issued driver's licenses specified in an immigration bill that cleared the U.S. House of Representatives last week, state officials say. -- The bill, which experts predict will encounter resistance in the U.S. Senate, would preempt plans for more flexible driver's license standards passed by Congress late last year...

Dallas Morning News 37 invaders found on train in Fort Worth Dozens of illegal immigrants [criminals] were in police custody Saturday in Fort Worth after Union Pacific Railroad police conducting a routine inspection discovered them late Friday hiding in large containers on a Dallas- bound train, authorities said. -- A few of the people on the train were believed to have escaped as police tried to round them up, a Union Pacific official said.