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Tuesday, February 22, 2005 |
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Glenn Spencer CNN Wednesday
-- 3:45 AM Pacific
Interview to be conducted
by CNN's Carol Costello |
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San Antonio
Express-News
Making
a stand on the border
They've cut down her fences, stolen her
pickup and even broken into her home - once rampaging into the
bedroom and nearly strangling her, sparing her life only after
she grabbed a gun. -- Not so lucky were several loyal dogs that
were killed by the determined invaders. -- Local authorities
offered little help, and federal officers could do only so much... |
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Fox News
Conservatives,
GOP split on invading hordes
President Bush has told the nation he
still plans to advance a proposal he made a year ago to grant
temporary visas to illegal immigrants already in the United States,
but many members of the conservative base that helped re-elect
him say they staunchly disagree, and they are warning the White
House not to take their loyalty for granted. |
Just
looking for
a'Better Life' |
KABC-TV
News
Feds
Seize $2 Million Worth Of Drugs
San Francisco -- Federal authorities
have arrested 15 people and seized two million dollars worth
of illegal drugs brought to the San Francisco from Mexico. --
The Drug Enforcement Administration says the crackdown and arrests
are a successful "blow to traffickers" who were able
to get their drugs on credit and smuggled from cartels in Mexico. |
Gang News |
WRAL-TV
-- Raleigh
Gang
crime soaring - Are Bush's 'good hearted' folks involved?
Raleigh, N.C. -- Raleigh and Wake County
authorities are seeing an increase in gang violence and in the
number of Hispanic gangs. -- Raleigh police said four people
in a car fired shots Monday at a crowd outside the Fox Ridge
Manor Apartments. A 4-year-old was injured when a bullet hit
her in the leg. Police arrested three men and one woman. They
came to court sporting tattoos... |
Phyllis Schlafly |
Eagle Forum
Let's
Enforce Our Laws
The U.S. Constitution specifies that
the President of the United States "shall take care that
the laws be faithfully executed." Americans pride ourselves
on being a nation of laws, not of men, so here are some suggestions
for our government to faithfully enforce our laws. -- Every year,
Congress appropriates enormous amounts of taxpayers' money to
colleges and universities... |
Onslaught |
Xinhuanet
Foreign-born
population in US tops 34 million
The foreign-born population in the United
States numbered 34.2 million in 2004, accounting for 12 percent
of the country's total population, figures released by the Census
Bureau on Tuesday showed. -- The number of foreign-born population
was 2.3 percent higher than that in 2003. |
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Associated
Press
Another
one of Bush's 'good-hearted people' busted
Fultondale, Ala. -- A major drug bust
in Jefferson County resulted in one arrest and the seizure of
about three-ounces of methampetamine. -- Narcotics officers arrested
Jaime Nunez Monday at a motel in Fultondale. He was charged with
trafficking methampetamine drugs and was ordered held on a 200-thousand
dollar bond. |
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Chicago
Tribune
State
to aid citizenship bids (with YOUR money)
Veronica Razo, a Mexican immigrant from
Pilsen, has the desire to become an American. -- But that might
not be enough. She failed her first attempt six years ago because
her English and knowledge of civics didn't pass muster. -- On
Monday, the state will launch the New Americans Initiative, which
will allocate $3 million this year to agencies that provide immigrants
like Razo... |
Feds |
Las Vegas
Review-Journal Editorial
On
the border
It's no secret that our nation's southern
border -- particularly where Arizona meets Mexico -- is as porous
as pumice. In addition, The Associated Press reports that recent
intelligence indicates al-Qaida terrorists are fully aware of
the situation. -- So why all the whining from U.S. government
officials about civilian border patrols intent on stopping illegal
immigrants from crossing? |
Invasion Guide |
FAIR's Rick
Oltman on Lou Dobbs Tonight - Segment Transcript
Individual
Mexican states now aiding and abetting U.S. invasion
...Kitty Pilgrim (CNN): Well, back in
this country, three million illegal aliens crossed our southern
border last year, and yet Mexican government officials are encouraging
more of their citizens to come to this country illegally. They're
offering detailed information on how and where to cross our borders.
Casey Wian reports from Los Angeles.... |
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Associated
Press
Border
agent's killing of suspected Mexican drug mule probed
Santa Cruz County sheriff's deputies
are continuing to investigate an incident in which a U.S. Border
Patrol agent shot and killed an unarmed drug backpacker north
of the border. -- The incident happened about 4 a.m. Saturday
in Pesqueira Canyon, about 10 miles north of the border, near
Old Ruby and West Frontage roads, Santa Cruz County Sheriff Tony
Estrada said Monday. |
Narcocorrido |
Associated
Press
Cultural
Calamity: Mexican schools provide drug songs
Mexico's school libraries are stocking
a book that includes the lyrics of "narcocorridos"
-- folk songs that glorify drug traffickers -- causing a storm
of criticism in a country where the drug market and its violence
have become part of life in thousands of communities. -- Opposition
activists are livid that the administration of President Vicente
Fox... |
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Pioneer
Press
Hmore
Hmong hmadness
When it comes to funerals, the Rev. Manh
Her wishes his fellow Hmong would drop their old ways. -- Manh
Her, pastor of the Twin Cities Hmong Baptist Church in St. Paul,
is not fond of traditional rituals: four-day vigils infused with
celebration, chicken sacrifice and costs that reach $20,000 or
more... |
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Carlson
Varner -- The Pantagraph -- Bloomington, Illinois
Guest
workers didn't pay off for Germany
...When unemployment dipped below 5 percent
a few years ago, companies went to great lengths to make our
least employable productive. Immigration is no longer the opportunity
to hack out the wilderness. Our society provides enormous free
social benefits. An undocumented worker with three children gets
$20,000 worth of free public education each year... |
Invasion |
Arizona
Daily Star Border Edition
Border-watch
group: All talk?
Palominas, Az. -- Picture it: hundreds
of Americans fed up with illegal immigration, descending on the
U.S.-Mexico border with sidearms, pepper spray, cell phones and
binoculars, their numbers reinforced with airplanes and spotters
on hilltops. Their goal: to stop illegal entrants from crossing
or to shame the U.S. government into finally sealing that border... |
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Associated
Press
Unbelievable!:
Bill to Bar Eating Cats, Dogs Stirs Debate
Honolulu -- A state legislator is pushing
a bill that would ban the slaughter of dogs and cats for food,
drawing protests from members of some Asian ethnic groups who
believe the measure is aimed at unfounded and racist stereotypes
of their cultures. -- Animal rights groups pushed for the bill's
introduction this month... |
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Front Page
Magazine
Has
Illegal Immigration Ruined Los Angeles Public Schools?
The fate of the Los Angeles Unified School
District is a tragedy that is spreading across the country. To
understand what is in store for America I offer my story about
the LAUSD and why I abandoned it. As you will see, the cause
is our toleration of illegal immigration from Mexico... |
Your Taxes
At Waste |
Washington
Times
Maryland
delegates seek cost of illegals
Maryland taxpayers deserve to know how
much the state is paying to subsidize education, housing and
health care for illegal aliens before it breaks the budget, two
Republican delegates from Baltimore County say. -- "We are
losing money in taxes; we are losing money on education; and
we are losing money on health care," said Delegate Patrick
L. McDonough. |
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VDare.com
The
Eyes Of Texas Are Upon Bush's Amnesty - Coldly
As the Bush Administration prepares to
launch America headlong into yet another illegal alien amnesty,
the White House's resident "Texan" (no offense to Midland,
Texas- born Laura-I refer to her New Haven, CT- born husband)
would be well served by finding out what's on the mind of the
folks from his adopted Lone Star State... |
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