Saturday, June 11, 2005

Long Trail of Betrayal - American Patrol Features Browse the Features Section for a Complete Picture Feature - August 10, 2001 - American Patrol exposes Bush open borders plan. How Long has This Been Going On?     The invasion of the United States by Mexico and others has been going on with the approval of the U.S. government for many years.     This outrageous betrayal is well documented in our past Features. Check them out. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

The Terry Anderson Show with Michael A. Jackson Candidate for California Assembly - 54th District 9 PM Pacific Sunday

Arizona Republic Few firms use migrant ID service As political pressure mounts for stricter enforcement of laws against hiring undocumented workers [illegals], some employers are turning to a little-known federal program that allows them to weed out workers who seek jobs using fake documents. -- The program, which in December was expanded to all 50 states...

June 18 -- Alhambra, Calif. Home Depot Protest Coming Up Soon July 1 -- Phoenix, AZ Anti-Invasion Protest June 25 - Baldwin Park, Calif. - Noon to 2 pm The Battle of Baldwin Park Continues

Victoria (Texas) Advocate More likely invaders running amok in Goliad County As of Friday afternoon in Goliad County [Texas], 35 suspected illegal immigrants [criminals] were located and taken to safety, while the number of those being sought continues to grow. -- After a search began Thursday morning when an estimated 85 illegals jumped from a three- vehicle caravan and fled into the brush...

Boston Globe Hudson continues to use trespass law against illegal immigrants Hudson, N.H. (AP) -- Police continue to arrest illegal immigrants on trespassing charges, despite pending legal challenges to the practice. -- In the latest case, Hudson police pulled over Bernarda Gallego on Thursday night. She initially was charged with driving with a suspended license, but when officers learned that she was not a legal United States resident...

The Spectrum -- St. George, Utah Invaders caught, useless feds refuse to fetch them The Washington County Sheriff's Office stopped a vehicle Thursday on Interstate 15 carrying undocumented immigrants, but immigration officials did not take the passengers into custody. -- Chief Deputy Rob Tersigni of the sheriff's office confirmed that the vehicle was stopped and the passengers were reported to I.C.E...

Jim Kouri -- TheRealityCheck.org Battle at the Border - The War Few Discuss in Washington When veteran newsman Bob Schieffer questioned President George W. Bush and Senator John F. Kerry about immigration and border security during the third presidential debate last year, he was responding to an overwhelming number of e-mail from citizens demanding answers to this most pressing issue...

MS13 Gang

Police Magazine America's Most Dangerous Gang Within one hour, two people were found murdered miles apart in suburban Nassau County, N.Y. After an intensive investigation, police officials learned the murders were the work of the violent street gang Mara Salvatrucha 13. It also soon became apparent the gang was sending a bold message to its members and associates...

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Stamford Advocate March for "immigrants" planned in Danbury Danbury, Conn. -- Hundreds of people plan to march through the city on Sunday to highlight the contributions of immigrants [.. like gangs, drugs, crime, and leprosy?]. -- The Danbury Unity March is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. from Kennedy Park and march along Main Street to Rogers Park...

KPHO-TV -- Phoenix Kyl thinks Bush will work harder to secure borders Phoenix (AP) -- Senator Jon Kyl says Washington finally seems to be listening to the cries for help about illegal immigration. -- He tells KTAR radio in Phoenix that it's taken years of hearings to catch the ear of federal authorities and lawmakers. And finally, he says, it appears policymakers and enforcers are starting to listen.

Arizona Daily Star Expensive, absurd 'air boot' boondoggle resumes A total of 154 illegal [aliens - criminals] were flown back to Mexico Friday by the U.S. government in a relaunch of a costly and controversial free-flight program officials say is aimed at thwarting human- smugglers. -- Two Aeromexico flights left Tucson for Mexico City on Friday, both carrying Mexican nationals... [This is nothing more than a cash cow for Mexico.]

Valley Morning Star Mexico Caught Violating the 1944 Rio Grande Water Treaty AGAIN! [Older item] -- Some western parts of the Rio Grande are nearly dry and U.S. officials blame it on Mexican farmers diverting water for irrigation. Water flow from Presidio to El Paso has nearly stopped, and water officials claim that a makeshift earthen dam about 50 miles upriver from Presidio is the cause. [We don't believe that this has yet been resolved.]

Los Angeles Times Oil and Robbers Make for a Volatile Mix in Mexico Poza Rica, Mexico -- The thieves are nothing if not brazen, backing their tanker trucks right up to refinery terminals and hauling away thousands of gallons of gasoline at a time. -- They mix the good gas with junk additives, including solvents and used motor oil, then sell the adulterated brew as diesel or gasoline to service station owners...

The American Conservative Border Skirmishes ...Across the country, there has been a palpable hardening of the public's mood on immigration. Yet President Bush and some influential members of Congress from both parties remain impervious to this shift. While cities, states, and concerned citizens' groups grapple with the federal government's manifest failure...

Yuma Sun Agents 'rescue' invaders at drop house Federal authorities late Friday morning rescued 34 illegal aliens and shut down a drop house in Yuma, a situation they say was "a human tragedy waiting to happen." -- U.S. Border Patrol agents, responding to a call from a concerned citizen, found the aliens, all from Mexico, inside a pink one-bedroom residence...

Robert Vasquez for Congress

Associated Press Idaho commissioner will run for Congress Boise, Idaho (AP) -- A local official of Mexican descent who has become a controversial figure for his hardline stance against illegal immigration announced Friday he would run for Congress. -- Canyon County Commissioner Robert Vasquez, the grandson of Mexican immigrants, said he would base his campaign for the House seat being vacated by Rep. C.L. "Butch" Otter largely on battling illegal immigration.