Thursday, June 30, 2005

Terrorists Closing In on Nukes Reason Enough to Seal the Border American Border Patrol smuggled a simulated nuclear weapon across the border - three times. Nunn: Terrorists are winning the race to acquire a nuclear weapon     Washington (AP- June 27) -- The government is losing the battle to keep the world's most dangerous weapons away from the world's most dangerous terrorists, largely because of a failure to monitor nuclear materials at the source, former Sen. Sam Nunn said Monday.     "We are in a race between cooperation and catastrophe, and the threat is outrunning our response," said Nunn, a former Armed Services chairman who now leads the Nuclear Threat Initiative, a group that promotes nonproliferation issues. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

'The Boot'

Newsday -- New York Long Island landlords kick out more day laborer pests In an escalating crackdown on illegally overcrowded houses in Farmingville, more than two dozen day laborers have been evicted from two houses since Brookhaven town and Suffolk County closed a home there last week, authorities and immigrant advocates said yesterday. -- And in a ripple effect from the crackdown...

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

Californians for Population Stabilization CLEAR Act Authorizes Local Law Enforcement Assistance! The CLEAR Act has been introduced by Charlie Norwood and over 25 co-sponsors. This bill makes it absolute that state and local law enforcement officers can and should help Federal agencies enforce immigration law. [You can call your Rep. toll free at 877-762-8762 and ask him/her to support this legislation.]

Press Release Claim filed as a result of Baldwin Park reconquista attack The law firm of Lively & Ackerman has filed a formal governmental claim against the City of Baldwin Park, its Mayor, and Police Department. The firm represents Murrieta senior citizen Laura "Dottie" Dalton. According to the claim, "This governmental claim relates to an incident that took place on May 14 near the Danza Indigenas monument at the Baldwin Park Metrolink Station.

Huckabee

Arkansas News Bureau Huckabee promotes 'open door' policy at LULAC convention Little Rock -- In a impassioned speech before hundreds of influential Hispanic civil rights leaders from across the nation, Gov. Mike Huckabee told a captive audience Wednesday that America is great because it has always opened it doors up to people seeking a better way of life. -- Huckabee was the keynote speaker, along with Tyson Foods Inc. Chairman and CEO John Tyson...

Arizona Daily Star Two Border Patrol agents attacked outside of Nogales Two U.S. Border Patrol agents were shot while working east of Nogales early this afternoon, according to U.S. Border Patrol officials. -- The two agents, who have not been identified, were shot in the leg, according to Jose Garza, a spokesperson for U.S. Border Patrol's Tucson Sector.

San Diego Union-Tribune Usual pro-invasion nuisances to monitor border project San Diego -- Four local legal groups announced plans Thursday to monitor the activities of civilian anti-illegal immigration groups expected to arrive in California, possibly in mid- July, for a symbolic patrolling of the U.S.- Mexico border. -- The four groups plan to train legal observers to keep an eye on the border vigilantes...

Chicago Daily Herald Corrupt Mexican gov't doles out sham IDs A row of Mexican consulate workers sat below whirring fans Wednesday at a Carpentersville church, tapping on laptop keyboards as 200 people, wiping away beads of sweat, inched closer in a slow line. -- It was 12:30 p.m., and Margarita Espinoza had been waiting almost five hours at Iglesia San Esteban Martir...

Screwball

The Stein Report Pesky U.S. Rep. demands pardon for invaders Today, Rep. Luis Gutierrez held a press conference calling for Bush to grant a Presidential pardon for 6 illegals who had been deported. The illegal aliens sneaked back into this country some time ago and had been living here in violation of the law. [Jesse Jackson also showed up calling for Hispanics and African Americans to form a, "strategic alliance."]

South Florida Sun-Sentinel 39 Cubans nabbed at Marathon Marathon -- Monroe County Sheriff's Office deputies transported 39 Cuban migrants from Coco Plum Road at the island's north end to the Coast Guard base in Marathon Thursday morning. -- The migrants were handed over to Border Patrol agents, an MSO spokeswoman said in a prepared release.

Zamites

WSB-TV -- Atlanta Fugitive Child Killer Suspect Caught Hall County law enforcement authorities on Thursday arrested a man suspected of killing, kidnapping and molesting a 4-year-old Hall County girl last weekend. -- Several police cruisers were called to a subdivision near Athens Highway shortly before noon in the search for Cornelio Rivera Zamites a roofing man from Veracruz, Mexico.

Associated Press Stamps Renew Racial Tensions With Mexico ...Mexico defended the series of five stamps released Wednesday, which depicts a child character from a comic book started in the 1940s that is still published in Mexico. -- But the Rev. Jesse Jackson said President Bush should pressure Mexico to withdraw the stamps from the market, saying they "insult people around the world."

Waah! Waah!

The New Mexican Border Patrol presence perturbs foreign lawbreakers U.S. Border Patrol agents have been conducting traffic stops near Santa Fe and elsewhere in Northern New Mexico this week to gauge the extent of human smuggling in areas further removed from the Mexican border, a border- patrol spokesman said Wednesday.

Associated Press U.S. Speaks Up on Mexico Stamp Controversy The White House on Thursday objected to a postage stamp issued by the Mexican government, saying that "racial stereotypes are offensive no matter what their origin'' and have no place in today's world. -- The stamp depicts an exaggerated black cartoon character known as Memin Pinguin, drawn with exaggerated features, thick lips...

Lamar Smith

Arizona Daily Star Guest worker proposal raises thorny questions Guest worker programs may sound compassionate or necessary, but the more you look, the more you see problems. No guest worker program should be passed until these questions are answered: 1. Many illegal aliens enter the United States to work. But there is little enforcement of laws that prohibit employers from hiring them...

BAN's Allen

KOLD-TV -- Tucson Reconquista mob wants rancher's lease renewal denied Phoenix -- [The open- borders whackos known as the Border Action Network] are urging the state to deny a grazing lease renewal requested by a Cochise County rancher. -- The rancher, Roger Barnett, has gained notoriety for detaining illegal [aliens ...criminals] he's found crossing his ranch near Douglas.

Waah! Waah!

Associated Press Invasion cheerleaders whine to New Hampshire AG Members of a group opposed to the use the state's trespassing law to cite illegal immigrants [criminals in need of deportation] will meet with the attorney general's office next week to discuss their concerns. -- The New Hampshire Immigrants Rights Task Force objects to recent efforts by police chiefs in Hudson and New Ipswich...

Zamites

Gainesville Times Manhunt goes national for Mexican invader in child murder case Deputies hand out flyers with new photos of Cornelio Rivera Zamites to drivers Wednesday along A.L. Mangum Road. Zamites is wanted in connection with the death of a 4- year- old girl. -- Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Cornelio Rivera Zamites, aka "Revolver"...

American Border Patrol More suspicious activities on the border On Tuesday, June 28, American Border Patrol spotted a Mexican Army Humvee parked right on the border. Mexican troops could be seen nearby. According to ABP the troops seemed be engaged in some kind of activity involving something on the ground.

Onslaught

New York Times Brazilians Streaming Into U.S. Through Mexican Border Braúnas, Minas Gerais, Brazil -- ...Encouraged by highly organized groups of smugglers offering relatively cheap packages, Brazilians recently have been migrating in record numbers to the U.S. -- With direct entry to the U.S. tougher than in the past, more often than not their route of choice is through Mexico...

American Border Patrol Update on Mexican helicopter incursion story On June 5, ABP spotted a black helicopter flying into Mexico and then back into the U.S. [click here for details, photos]. -- ABP has now learned that that helicopter is part of a Mexican military operation and that it actually landed near a Border Patrol camera more than a mile north of the border. Heavily armed personnel were seen leaving the helicopter for a short while before it flew back into Mexico.

Thomas E. Brewton -- Intellectual Conservative Illegal Citizenship Why should illegal immigrants' children born in the United States be considered legal citizens? -- A defensible argument is made that many illegal workers who enter the United States clandestinely do so in part because their children born here will automatically be citizens of the United States and entitled to welfare...

American Border Patrol Photo of the Day Yesterday American Border Patrol watched as the U.S. Border Patrol chased two groups of suspected border intrudes (SBIs) near the San Pedro River in Cochise County, Arizona. The SBIs were in heavy brush...

Observer-Reporter -- Washington, Pa. Illegal alien caught with counterfeit goods to stand trial A Senegalese national caught last month with $100,000 worth of counterfeit merchandise will stand trial on charges of trademark counterfeiting. -- Chiekh Ndoye, of Dayton, Ohio, was scheduled to have a preliminary hearing Wednesday before District Judge Curtis Thompson but instead opted to waive the case to Washington County Court.

Jim Kolbe

Randy Graf Campaign Graf campaign outraged at Kolbe's defacto support of cop killers Tucson -- "At what point do you stop being outraged and simply say, it's time for a change?" asked Steve Aiken, Graf Campaign Manager. Aiken is referring to Jim Kolbe's refusal on Tuesday to join a bipartisan effort to withhold $66 million in U.S. aid if Mexico does not extradite suspected cop killers without strings attached.

Jefferson County (Mo.) Journal New driver's license law may cause 'hassles' (for invaders) Beginning Friday, Missouri motorists will have to jump through a few more hoops to get a new or renewed driver's license or state ID card. -- As of July 1, the state Department of Revenue will implement new driver licensing and ID requirements aimed at ensuring the validity of the licenses it issues...

Knight Ridder Newspapers CAFTA expected to narrowly pass in Senate, face a battle in House The Senate may vote as early as [today] on President Bush's proposed free-trade agreement with Central America, and while it's expected to pass narrowly, victory won't come easily, and Bush faces an even tougher struggle next month in the House of Representatives.