Tuesday, September 6, 2005

U. S. An Open Country Once Across the Border You're Home Free Ford Foundation lackey Robert Bach Listen to Rep. Lamar Smith speak to Bach at this July 1, 1999 hearing. I.C.E. Even Lies About the Law Statesman-Journal -- Salem, Oregon Q: Is ICE actively looking for illegal immigrants? A: No. We have big-picture priorities. Q: But haven't illegal immigrants broken a federal law? A: They have technically violated the law, but entry without inspection is an administrative matter. (Emphasis added) American Patrol Comment: Under Bill Clinton and Doris Meissner, Robert Bach set about to end interior immigration enforcement. It is shocking that a Republican president would continue the policy of these open-borders liberals. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

D. A. King

MichNews.com Connect the dots on the true goal of illegal immigration "By nominating me, my party has made a choice to welcome the new America." George W. Bush...Presidential candidate, August 2000, in a speech on Latin America in Miami Florida. -- Where ever I go, people who are paying even a little attention to the invasion and colonization of our nation ask me the same question: "Why is our government allowing this to go on"?

Charlotte Observer Local enforcement causes usual suspects' consternation ...In North Carolina and across the country, a growing number of politicians are calling for state and local police agencies to help enforce federal immigration laws. They're responding to a growing influx of [illegal aliens... criminals] -- estimated at more than 10 million nationwide and about 330,000 in the Carolinas -- as well as to a federal enforcement system that's clearly undermanned...

Friends of the Border Patrol Invader License Bill Passes - Contact Gov. Schwarzenegger Call, fax, or write Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and demand that he veto "One Bill Gil" Cedillo's SB-60, the driver's license for illegal aliens bill, which was passed on Friday, September 2, 2005 by the California State Assembly.

Nativo Lopez

Weekly Standard Nativo American: The Mexican invaders' Jesse Jackson ...[Nativo] Lopez is president of the Mexican American Political Association and a leading force behind Hermandad Mexicana Nacional (Mexican National Brotherhood), a tax-exempt non-profit formed to aid [illegal aliens... criminals] which nevertheless dabbles in partisan affairs -- so much so that it's been the subject of an election- fraud investigation. [Related item by Ward Connerly]

Denver Post Invaders in hurricane region fret Like so many other people in Biloxi, Pedro, a landscaper from Chiapas, Mexico, is desperately trying to get out of town. He wants to take his wife, Anna, eight months pregnant, someplace cleaner and safer, wherever that might be. -- But aside from being low on gas like everyone else, Pedro, who would not give his last name because he is undocumented...

Nogales International BP agents attacked with projectiles Border Patrol agents were dodging projectiles on Saturday, Aug. 27, as they tried to apprehend a smuggler driving a truck full of undocumented migrants. -- Nogales agents were patrolling Arivaca Road when a pick-up truck caught their attention. The agents saw people lying in the truck's bed as it proceeded north on Interstate 19...

New York Times Retiring Mexican immigrants raise questions In recent decades, millions of working-age Mexicans have entered the United States. Most of them have come illegally, taking jobs on the bottom rungs of the American labor market. -- While much of the attention remains on the persistent inflow of [illegal aliens... criminals], a new question is beginning to worry some analysts...

Noah Leavitt -- FindLaw.com Danger Ahead?: Why governors have declared emergencies During the past two weeks, the world has watched a state of emergency unfold in the southern part of the United States as a result of Hurricane Katrina, and the ensuing chaos. -- A few weeks before that storm devastated Louisiana and Mississippi, though, and a thousand miles to the West, the governors of New Mexico and Arizona...

Duncan

Washington Post Gang attacks, county troubles cloud Duncan's future It wasn't the kind of summer Montgomery County Executive Douglas M. Duncan had in mind when he set out to introduce himself to the rest of Maryland as their best hope for governor. --- A potential political danger zone for Duncan is the nexus between gang activity and immigration.

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Invaders

Associated Press More Hondurans than Brazilians captured at border in Texas Brownsville, Texas -- Hondurans have topped Brazilians as the most apprehended undocumented immigrant other than Mexicans in the Rio Grande Valley, the U.S. Border Patrol said. -- An agency report released Saturday said 21,942 Hondurans were apprehended in the 2005 fiscal year compared to 21,855 Brazilians.

¡México!

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Editorial Border security: Mexico's disregard Some 119 people have been murdered this year in the Mexican city of Nuevo Laredo across the Texas border in an ongoing drug war. Washington is duly concerned. -- Mexico's response to the U.S.: Buzz off. -- The grim situation is reason enough for Washington to take off the diplomatic gloves.

CaliforniaRepublic.org Citizen Reformers Control Immigration Debate Preemptive concurrence that illegal immigration requires a "state of emergency," along the Arizona, New Mexico, and California borders with Mexico has come and gone, waiting to reignite with the next calamity. -- Admitting that the wild-wild west condition along the nation's southern frontier is more flammable than formerly reported comes with caution.

Associated Press Feds seize record 500,000 Ecstasy pills Detroit -- The federal Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement says that in August, agents seized a record 500,000 Ecstasy pills worth about $9.9 million near the southeastern Michigan- Ontario border. -- The bureau is trying to find the sources of Ecstasy smuggling at the border...

Orange County Register Retiring Mexican immigrants raise questions ...While much of the attention remains on the persistent inflow of illegal workers, a new question is beginning to worry some analysts and policy-makers on both sides of the border: What will happen when the 10 million Mexicans living in the United States become too old to work?

William R. Hawkins -- U. S. Business and Industry Council Importing Poverty: The Cheap Labor Trap ...One of the factors "encouraging business to hire" is the availability of cheap labor, much of it from illegal immigrants. According to an article in the November/December 2003 issue of Southwest Economy published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, "Immigrants overwhelmingly filled blue-collar jobs..."

Journal-Star Editorial -- Lincoln, Nebraska Immigration emergency real enough Immigration reform has been stalemated for so long that it's difficult to muster much hope that things will ever change. -- Pragmatists in the middle never seem to find enough traction to get something done. -- But maybe, just maybe, an opportune moment has arrived.

Tom Tancredo

Rocky Mountain News Congress facing other storms Colorado lawmakers will be in the spotlight in coming weeks, as Congress returns from its summer recess to take on U.S. Supreme Court nominations and a number of other contentious issues. -- Hurricane Katrina could play havoc with the fall agenda, as the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives respond to the humanitarian and economic disaster that's unfolding...

El Universal -- Mexico City Sincere effort or subversion? The [Mexican] Foreign Relations Secretariat announced Monday that the U. S. accepted Mexico's offer to send Navy troops and equipment to assist in the continuing Hurricane Katrina rescue effort. -- As the first step in the humanitarian mission, the naval vessel Papaloapan left the port of Tampico, Veracruz, on Monday afternoon, to deliver equipment to the city of New Orleans.