Monday, September 5, 2005

Adding Insult to Injury Bush Creates Hurricane Sanctuary Zone President Bush creates huge sanctuary zone for Mexicans. Reconquista Request Honored     According to press reports, Mexico asked President Bush "not prosecute undocumented Mexican migrants affected by Hurricane Katrina who recur to U.S. officials for help." The Bush administration agreed.     Critics say this move sets up a 90,000 square mile sanctuary zone wherein illegal aliens from Mexico can receive free governments services. "Many of the blacks in the stricken area were forced into poverty by illegal aliens," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. "Now the government is adding insult to injury by encouraging them to take advantage of scarce resources, instead of being deported as would be appropriate." "If Mexico wants to help the United States it would gladly accepted the return of its citizens who are here illegally," he added. Contact your Rep. and demand action. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

What Homeland Security?

WIVB-TV -- Buffalo, New York B.P. now being irresponsibly pulled from Canadian border More than a dozen local immigration officers boarded a bus in Angola overnight to help enforce the law across Louisiana. -- It's an important mission for immigration officers who normally protect our border with Canada. [Apparently homeland security isn't 'job one' for the profoundly incompetent Bush administration.]

Paul Craig Roberts -- OpEdNews.com The Vicious Downward Cycle of the American Economy ...Of the 154,000 private nonfarm jobs created in August, 25,000 are in construction and are filled primarily by legal and illegal Mexican immigrants; 20,000 are in wholesale and retail trade; 16,000 in administrative and waste services; 43,000 in education and health services; 34,000 in leisure and hospitality (primarily waitresses and bartenders). Manufacturing lost another 14,000 jobs.

The Republican -- Springfield, Mass. Border agents patrol I-91 in Vermont White River Junction, Vt. -- There's no toll booth on the picturesque stretch of Interstate 91 separating Vermont from Canada, but there's a price to pay for immigrants here illegally. -- In the Northeast, about 90 miles south of the Canadian border, midway into Vermont, all traffic is halted at a Border Patrol checkpoint...

Tom Tancredo

FYI Unofficial Tom Tancredo for President web site America today is in a state of crisis. Our borders are in chaos, our cities are decaying, and our way of life is under attack. Congressman Tancredo has been one of the few men to stand up to the Washington establishment and fight for an agenda that will once again put America first...

Gomez-Garcia

Denver Post Denver mired in invasion nightmare Denver -- A few hours after allegedly shooting and killing a police officer, Raul Garcia- Gomez checked into his job in the kitchen of the mayor's restaurant. -- The [illegal alien... criminal] had been washing dishes at the Cherry Cricket, the eatery co-owned by Denver Mayor John W. Hickenlooper, for about 10 months.

Onslaught

Barbara McEwan -- Roanoke Times Immigrant flood is swamping America ...Pew found the number of illegal immigrants growing by roughly 485,000 people a year, with Mexicans accounting for 70 percent of the total. In 2004 an estimated 10.3 million people lived here who had deliberately broken our laws by sneaking across our border or overstaying their visas...

New World Order

Frank Gaffney Jr. -- Washington Times The undoing of America The U.S. Senate is scheduled tomorrow to decide whether to clear the way for the most odious, anti-American piece of legislation in memory: S. 147, the "Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act." Incredibly, as of now, more than 61 senators are expected to vote to begin a process that would ineluctably unravel the U.S. as a nation.

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No Illegals!

San Antonio Express-News Invader tuition break blasted ....Jelgado finally came to Texas on a tourist visa and moved in with an aunt. The visa quickly expired, but last week, the 21-year-old became a San Antonio College student, thanks to a Texas law enacted in 2001 that allows [illegal aliens... criminals] to qualify for in-state tuition at public schools.

North County Times State border police campaign swings into high gear With the arrival of Labor Day, a campaign to put an initiative on the ballot to create the first state border police in the nation is gearing up for a show of force. -- Volunteers are hitting the streets across California to start gathering the nearly 600,000 signatures of registered voters that will be required by Dec. 12 to put the measure on the June 2006 ballot.

Dean Stier -- The Federal Observer Selective Law Enforcement=National Suicide Since I wrote this unpublished article about selective enforcement of America's immigration laws a couple weeks ago, America has experienced one of the greatest domestic tragedies in our history, hurricane Katrina. The aftermath of this storm and the federal government's response glaringly exposed how much we as a nation are beginning to parallel...

US Border Patrol

Riverside Press-Enterprise Checkpoint draws critics With federal and state politicians calling for stronger illegal-immigration enforcement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Temecula say an $8 million facility currently being built in Murrieta should improve the agency's efficiency and effectiveness.

Associated Press Firms can check immigration status of job seekers Many Americans focus on the border when they consider the fight against illegal immigration. But some experts say the real battle should be in the workplace to stop the hiring of people without work visas. -- Simple enough in theory, but how can you tell who's an illegal immigrant?

Albuquerque Journal Congress May Act On Immigration A rising tide of national outrage over failed U.S. immigration policies will finally force some kind of action this session, say several members of New Mexico's congressional delegation. -- "Part of the reason we haven't done anything is that it's a political bombshell," said Rep. Tom Udall, a Democrat, echoing an admission made by other New Mexico congressional leaders.