Thursday, February 24, 2005

More Nonsense from Hutchinson UAVs More Effective at Stopping Illegals Than a Fence? "We used a fence in the San Diego area." -- Nonsense, Muriel Watson forced them to. CSPAN -- February 21 Hutchinson: We have used a fence in the San Diego area. We used fences in some of the urban areas, in Texas that add a protective level. Whenever we do this, it's not just a matter of putting up a fence, you've got to put Border Patrol Agents there to patrol the fence, just like in Israel. Of course in Israel there are hundreds of miles of border where here we're looking at thousands of miles of border. And so there is a quantitative difference. But we utilize a fence structure in certain areas it's much more difficult... we utilize unmanned aerial vehicles (no they don't, they're grounded) we're trying to use new technology. Sometimes that's much more effective, actually, than the physical structure of a fence. Watch Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Washington Times Ballot initiative eyed on Colorado illegals Coloradans fed up with what they call an "invasion" of their state say they will push for a ballot initiative after a legislative panel killed a bill that would have denied state services to illegal immigrants. -- A House legislative committee defeated the bill 6-5 Tuesday in a straight party-line vote, with the Democrats voting against the proposal and the Republicans voting for it.

Los Angeles Times Uncle Sam Wants Tu ...Since 9/11, Bush has expedited the naturalization process for soldiers. But to enlist, the Pentagon requires either proof of citizenship or a green card. Out of an active-duty force of about 1.4 million, only 108,803 are foreign-born (7%) and 30,541 are noncitizens (2%)... [Also see: What homeland security?]

L.A. Times L.A.'s Catalina Island apparently crawling with invaders ..."You can't go there anymore," [Jorge] Rodriguez said, gesturing north to the mainland. "Since they started checking los IDs, everyone's afraid." -- Avalon's sizable Latino community has been abuzz for months with stories and rumors of periodic documentation checks by U.S. Coast Guard and immigration officials on the ferries that connect Avalon to the mainland, where workers go for cheaper food...

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Associated Press Useless Ridge named to board of outfit in bed with La Raza Tom Ridge, the former secretary of the DHS [a buffonish Bush rubber stamp] and former governor of Pennsylvania, was named to Home Depot Inc.'s board of directors, the home improvement retailer announced on Thursday. -- "Tom Ridge served his country with great distinction, and we are honored to have him join our board..."

People's Weekly World (Communist Drool) Mexican award-winning mayor closes US town to Americans Tombstone, Az. [Scroll Down] -- "There are more and more of these anti-immigrant, paramilitary groups, but we had never before seen any with as many volunteers as Minuteman claims to have," said Jennifer Allen [BAN leader and Morris Dees stooge]... -- Mayor Ray Borane of Douglas, Ariz., said his town is closed to the Minuteman group because it is made up of "white supremacists, racists and very dangerous people."

The Mammoth (Calif.) Times False Document Arrest - Police warn the cost of deceit is high On Feb. 7, Mammoth Lakes Police Officer David Scobie arrested Jorge Romero of Mammoth Lakes for the use of fraudulent identification documents. -- Investigating the fraudulent use of a Social Security number, The Los Alamitos Police Department identified Romero as a possible suspect. The Los Alamitos Police Department were contacted...

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Antelope Valley Press -- Lancaster, Calif. Families hear briefing on black vs. Latino school violence Antelope Valley High School officials sought to assuage the fears of parents in the aftermath of massive brawls that erupted at the close of two consecutive school days. -- Dozens of parents who are concerned about their children's safety and wellbeing showed up at the town hall-style meeting on Tuesday night, to express concerns and present questions...

Pioneer Press Vicious Hmong gangster allegedly shoots deputy A Ramsey County sheriff's deputy was shot Wednesday on St. Paul's East Side while trying to arrest a reputed gang member, a fugitive from California whom police link to a Columbia Heights double homicide and the shooting of a Wisconsin grocery clerk this month. --- One suspect, Xee Lor, of Fresno, Calif., was shot and caught after officers followed a trail of blood in the snow.

San Diego Union-Tribune Meth-bloated Mexican invader admits to running down pedestrian Chula Vista, Calif. -- A [Mexican invader] admitted in Superior Court yesterday that he ran down a Chula Vista woman who was out for her morning walk. -- Daniel Antonio Orantes-Castro pleaded guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter in the Nov. 18 death of Akiko Koehler, 60. Judge Wesley R. Mason scheduled a sentencing hearing for March 23.

Protest Coming Up February 26 -- Temecula, Calif. Join fellow immigration reformers this Saturday to protest Wells Fargo Bank, the leader in bank acceptance of the illegal alien ID, the Mexican matricula consular. -- These documents are unverifiable, easily forged, and ONLY needed by illegal aliens...

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Washington Times Editorial Strength in numbers When Congress passed the sweeping intelligence bill in December, it called for increasing the size of the Border Patrol by 2,000 agents. Right now the agency has close to 11,000 agents, 90 percent of whom are stationed along the 2,000-mile Mexican border. Clearly, that's not enough. Although 2,000 more still seems inadequate...

Magic City Morning Star All is Fair in Love and War "Open Borders" orthodoxy is taking Americans down a worrisome pathway. -- Illegal aliens seem to have become America's latest sacred cows. No one dares criticize anything related to illegal aliens without being bombarded by charges of "racist," "bigot," "xenophobe" and the rest of their tiresome litany...

Brownsville Herald Three admit trying to sell documents to Iranians Three members of an alleged ring accused of attempting to sell fake immigration documents to Iranian nationals pleaded guilty in federal court to various counts of fraud and identity theft. -- Port Isabel residents Roberto Aburto, his wife Azalia Gaona, Miriam Palestina and Rutilio Marquez are accused taking $1,050 to make fake Social Security cards...

Home Deport target of rally March 12 - Rancho Cucamonga Home Depot proudly supports racist, anti-American organizations and openly aids and abets illegal aliens, a violation of federal law. -- Home Depot recently announced a partnership with the National Council of La Raza....

New York Times New York fights back against activist judge New York State officials announced yesterday that they were appealing a judge's order that had halted a DMV crackdown on giving driver's licenses to noncitizens. -- State officials said they would immediately reinstate what the judge barred last Thursday: a requirement that noncitizens provide satisfactory immigration documents before they could renew driver's licenses...

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Meth lab also was raided in September The Smyrna house described by federal agents as a methamphetamine "super lab" was the scene of another major drug raid in September. --- Last September's raid capped a nine-month investigation into a Mexican drug cartel. Federal agents arrested one man and found 400 pounds of marijuana, as well as guns and chemicals and equipment used to make meth, the documents show.

Arizona Republic Mexican invaders seek help from police A group of undocumented immigrants [criminals] walked into Phoenix police headquarters Wednesday night and asked for help after escaping a nearby drop house where they were held against their will, police said. -- About 5 p.m., 17 male immigrants from Chiapas, Mexico, arrived at the police station, 620 W. Washington St...

Protest Coming Up February 26 -- Atlanta, Georgia The American Resistance Foundation [T.A.R.] and concerned American citizens will rally in front of the United Americas Bank, 3789 Roswell Rd., Atlanta, at 10:00 AM Saturday, 26 February 2005. The rally is the first of an ongoing effort to draw public and media attention to the bank's practice of making mortgage loans...

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release Stolen Truck From Alaska Yields Nearly A Ton Of Marijuana Yesterday, Border Patrol Agents assigned to the Tucson Station seized $1.5 million worth of marijuana near Arivaca, AZ. -- At approximately 9:30 a.m., agents from the Tucson Border Patrol Station working south of Arivaca discovered a stolen pickup truck from Alaska hidden in the desert. The pickup truck, a green Ford F250, was discovered in the desert...

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Tucson Sector PIO Press Release DHS claims to have a plan... years after 9/11/01 Imperial Beach, Calif. -- A senior official in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security says the Border Patrol will soon have a new nationwide strategy to fortify federal borders. -- Robert Bonner, commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, spoke [recently] at a swearing-in ceremony for the new chief patrol agent of the Border Patrol's San Diego sector.

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The Monitor - McAllen Mara boss arrested in Honduran bus massacre An undocumented immigrant [criminal] picked up in Falfurrias almost two weeks ago has been identified as the leader of Mara Salvatrucha-13, a notorious Honduran gang wanted in connection with the murder of 28 people in a bus attack last December. -- Ebner Anibal Rivera-Paz was detained on Feb. 10... [Related story]

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Chicago Tribune Usual bozos re-introduce amnesty scam (Ag Jobs) It has come so far over the years. -- Still victory has been out of reach. -- This year it could be different as support has grown for the Agricultural Job, Opportunity, Benefits and Security (AgJobs) Act. -- The legislation has been reintroduced in Washington, by Sens. Larry Craig, R-Idaho, and Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., and Reps. Chris Cannon, R-Utah, and Howard Berman, D-Calif.

Chicago Tribune Mexican child molester whines about getting the boot He's a Mexican immigrant who has lived in the U.S. since age 13 and has a good job in a Midwest boat factory with which he supports his wife, new baby, disabled father and younger brother. -- All that is threatened, however, by his potential deportation by the [DHS] for a statutory rape conviction that stemmed from his relationship with a 14-year-old girlfriend ...

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AlterNet.org BAN crackpots, AFSC pests bemoan deportation proposal ..."These are people who have committed very low-level crimes for economic reasons and are not very threatening," says Jennifer Allen, executive director for Border Action Network, a group which opposes the bill. "This is only a piecemeal band- aid which attempts to cover the inherent problems in this country's immigration laws. Once they finish serving time in Mexico, they'll just cross the border again."

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Washington Times Former Mexican troops aiding drug traffickers Former Mexican soldiers, police and federal agents, originally trained as an elite force of anti-drug commandos, are working as mercenaries for Mexican narcotics traffickers, bringing a new wave of drug-related killings into the United States, authorities said. [And to think that NWO potentate Bush wants an open border with this crime- bloated cesspool.]

Washington Times Immigrant labor doubted as benefit The net effect of immigration to the United States is a drain on U.S. native workers of about $70 billion per year, according to a new study by two Columbia University professors and the Center for Immigration Studies. -- The study challenges the assumption that immigration is like trade in that it is a net benefit...

Jewish World Review Border control The Bush Administration would have us believe that most illegal immigrants (or "undocumented workers" in the lingo of political correctness) are merely looking for a better life and taking only those jobs that Americans do not want. -- Kerry Morales isn't buying that line. "Maybe 20 years ago the illegals were innocent, hard-working people," she tells the San Antonio Express-News...

San Jose Mercury News Troublesome 'activist' aiding and abetting invaders in Calif. The man working perhaps harder than anyone to allow illegal immigrants [criminals] to apply for driver's licenses drops his cell phone, zooms his van across four lanes of Highway 101 and zips onto the on-ramp of Interstate 880. -- Within a few harrowing seconds, José Sandoval, head of Voluntarios de la Comunidad, a San Jose advocacy group...

MS13 Gang

USA Today Bush regime allegedly steps up 'battle' against MS-13 gang San Salvador, El Salvador -- A street gang based in El Salvador has rapidly spread in the USA and raised enough concern for the Justice Department to create a new task force to battle it. But the head of the task force says the gang has no al-Qaeda connections, despite a suggestion Monday by El Salvador's president that there may be a link. [Saddam had WMDs, too, according to this bunch.]