Monday, June 27, 2005

Taking Sides More Mexican Americans Taking the Side of Truth Andy Ramirez of Friends of Border Patrol -- American Border Patrol will join them this September. KABC TV's Newsmakers - Los Angeles - June 26     Adrienne Alpert (KABC-TV): Andy Ramirez is Chairman of Friends of the Border Patrol, a citizens group supporting Border Patrol Agents....this week you announced that you are moving the start date of your border watch to September 16, Mexican Independence Day and you picked that day to be in solidarity with Mexican citizens.     Ramirez: Absolutely. The big reason we picked that date is that we feel that...the people of Mexico have long been exploited and enslaved by their own government....the President of the United States has talked about jobs Americans won't do. He is wrong. These are jobs that Americans used to do and are not being offered. Watch Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Vail Daily Brazen, arrogant invader drags more squatters to Colorado ...Alberto Dominguez first came to Denver 13 years ago because he had a friend there. He didn't like the big city and roamed north to Weld County, where he found work in the agriculture industry and a relaxed environment in Greeley. [Now this criminal has dragged the rest of his family here. His reasoning? "This used to be Mexico ... I don't feel bad at all."

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release Border Patrol Identifies Wanted Illegal Alien Tucson, AZ -- U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Nogales Border Patrol Station apprehended two illegal aliens with criminal records, last week. -- On June 21, agents assigned to the Nogales Station encountered Walter Bobadilla- Ramos, an illegal alien from Guatemala, after he had illegally entered the United States...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement More Than 400 Dangerous Gang Members Arrested U.S. ICE has arrested eight known gang members in four cities and removed nine others in recent days. These arrests are the latest under Operation Community Shield, a national initiative aimed at disrupting and dismantling violent gangs. The arrests bring the total arrested to more than 400 since March 2005.

American Border Patrol Suspicious armed character spotted by ABP American Border Patrol took this picture of what appears to be a heavily armed person in military garb about 100 yards south of the U.S./Mexico border in Cochise County, Arizona. -- ABP has reason to believe the person was not alone. Click here to view.

¡México!

Los Angeles Times Hostile Mexican stooge condemns Minutemen again Mexico condemned U.S. civilian groups that patrol the Mexican border to stop illegal [aliens... criminals], calling them racist and unacceptable. -- Self-styled "peaceful vigilantes" in California said this week that they planned to mount a civilian patrol along a stretch of desert border east of San Diego..." [The pestiferous Ernie Derbez delivered the condemnation].

RINO Cornyn

WOAI -- San Antonio Cornyn to Minutemen: Back Off U.S. Senator John Cornyn today urged the civilian "Minuteman" border patrol organization not to begin operation along the Texas- Mexico border in October as planned, expressing concern that the group's activities could do more harm than good. -- "I would hope that everybody who is concerned about the porous nature of our borders would allow the federal government to act," Cornyn told 1200 WOAI...

Access North Georgia Grand jury addresses crime, illegal immigration The Hall County (Ga.) Grand Jury is expressing concern about the amount of drugs coming into the community from south of the border - especially as it relates to illegal immigration. -- "We are particularly concerned with the amount of drugs in our community and the extent of illegal drugs flowing into our community from Mexico..."

Coming Up July 1 Minuteman Party -- Phoenix, Arizona Join Us in Phoenix for a Minuteman Rally

American Border Patrol ABP testing new aerial camera American Border Patrol is testing a new high-resolution aerial camera. Click here to see a sample image. Expect some interesting results in the next few days.

Tucson Citizen Minuteman New Mexico patrols to start in October Columbus, N.M. - The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, made up of civilian volunteers, will officially begin its patrols of the southern New Mexico border in October. -- New Mexico Minuteman chapter director Bob Wright said he received a generally positive response from people who attended a town hall meeting here Sunday.

Onslaught

Jeff Johnson -- Cybercast News Service Politicians Want Gun Buyers Checked, Not Illegal Aliens Dozens of U.S. House members who sponsored the nationwide instant background check system for gun buyers in 1993 or backed the expansion of that system in 2002, have shown no support for a similar database intended to identify illegal aliens trying to find work in the U.S.

South Florida Sun-Sentinel Haitians caught near Riviera Beach, some escape Eight Haitians were picked up in neighborhoods mostly in Palm Beach Shores on Sunday morning after they docked a boat in Phil Foster Park near Riviera Beach, authorities said. -- Investigators said they think that at least another 10 people got away, including as many as four who jumped into a waiting car...

Marty Lich

Magic City Morning Star Nice Illegal Immigrants and Not-Nice Illegal Immigrants: Telling Them Apart ...On your statement of "Those of the Minuteman-like groups who argue their position Beg the Question because they assume the dump truck of statistical speculation they dump into your lap really supports their contention that ALL "Legal/Illegal Mexican Migrant Workers" are: (all criminally motivated)..."

Business Week Go Back To Where You Came From Hudson (N.H.) police Chief Richard E. Gendron says he has nothing against immigration but warns that "if you want to come to this country, come in the front door." Otherwise, he vows, illegal aliens caught in his town of 25,000 will be charged with criminal trespass.

Los Angeles Times A Street-Fighter Mentality on Illegal Immigration As the insults flew and the protest reached a boil, Joseph Turner couldn't help but smile. -- The 29-year-old head of the upstart Save Our State organization had come to Baldwin Park to pick a fight over illegal immigration. He had led a band of like- minded souls into the heart of the city to protest public art they deemed "seditious and anti-American."

File Photo

The News-Press - Fort Myers Mexican flag-waving invaders demand licenses, amnesty ..."We are trying to ask the government for legal status for these people," said [agitator Wendy] Vasquez, a Spanish- language radio news program host in Arcadia. "This march is going to be a beginning. We really need a solution." -- [Invaders] cannot get driver's licenses in Florida...

Arkansas News Bureau Reconquista soiree on tap in Little Rock Hola! will be the greeting of choice here this week when as many as 10,000 Hispanic political, community and business leaders from across the nation arrive for the 76th annual League of United Latin American Citizens National Convention and Exposition. -- The weeklong convention starts Monday...

Paul Craig Roberts

VDare.com Bush's War Against Iraq Ruining America Last Friday the price of light sweet crude oil on the New York Mercantile Exchange for August delivery closed 16 cents short of $60/barrel- the highest price ever and an ironic outcome for the millions of Americans who believe that cheap oil was the reason for Bush's invasion of Iraq...

Waah! Waah!

Newsday -- New York 'Lunatic fringe': Evicted Mexican invaders toss tantrum Waving signs and banging sticks on plastic buckets like drums, about 200 people, mainly undocumented Mexican immigrants [criminals], marched through Farmingville yesterday demanding the right not to be evicted without notice and thrown into the street.

Hartford Courant Face-off on illegal alien onslaught Immigration activists won the street protest numbers game Saturday morning in downtown Hartford as they faced off with a group seeking tighter controls. But passions ran high on both sides. -- Connecticut Citizens for Immigration Control turned out about 15 people to protest Connecticut Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman's co-sponsorship...

Steve Sailer

VDare.com The Wind from the South -- Anti-White Populism For several years, we have been pointing out that, despite rosy predictions that Latin American immigrants are "natural Republicans," a mighty storm is brewing in Latin America- and that it will eventually reach the U.S. -- Recently, even the Mainstream Media [MSM] has started to notice that something is going on...