Monday, September 26, 2005

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Karen Weinstock -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia immigration shyster spews pigswill ...Strictly enforcing immigration laws would mean deporting all undocumented immigrants, an unrealistic goal for any administration ­ Republican or Democrat. Such enforcement would have a devastating effect on hundreds of thousands of American businesses and families, causing lasting damage to the American economy...

Congressman Tom Tancredo Game On There's been a lot of beltway buzz about immigration reform entering the Congressional agenda this fall. We had been preparing for a showdown all summer, but with Hurricane Katrina relief and two Supreme Court nominations jamming the Senate, many had written off any comprehensive reform until the spring, at least...

KSL-TV -- Salt Lake City Squatter crime rampage continues unabated A man was driving down the road with his family when someone gunned him down. It may sound like a road-rage incident on an urban freeway, but it happened in rural Summit County, and investigators trying to piece it all together say it's no ordinary road rage. -- It happened late last night.... Aniceto Armendariz was a leader in both the Hispanic Community...

Coming Up October 1 'Secure Texas Borders' Rally Texas State Capitol -- Austin --10:30 AM | Other Events

Screwball

Burlington Free Press Vermont governor unhappy with concerned Americans Vermonters living along the Canadian border don't see the need for a posse of volunteers called the Minutemen to patrol the line. -- Gov. Jim Douglas said Thursday that he won't welcome the Arizona- based group to Vermont. -- Public safety and border patrol officials have said the Minutemen won't improve security...

AccessNorthGeorgia.com Three face charges in wreck (invaders involved) Gainesville, Ga. -- Three people faced charges and a fourth had severe head injuries after a traffic accident in south Hall County. -- Trooper Jerome Massey said it happened about 6:30 a.m. Sunday on Winder Highway in the Chestnut Mountain area. The driver lost control, and the pick-up rolled.

El Paso Times Public panel to discuss Minuteman operations Experts on immigration and human rights will have a public panel discussion Tuesday about the Minuteman operation in October. -- It will be about the expected coming of hundreds of volunteer civilians to watch the border for undocumented immigrants next month. Speakers will be Ray Ybarra of the Texas ACLU...

Coming Up October 5 & 11 Town Meetings on Illegal Alien Invasion West Haven, and Stamford, Connecticut | Other Events

Angus Reid Global Scan -- Vancouver, B.C. Immigration Emerges as Election Issue in U.S. Many adults in the United States believe immigration policies affect the way they vote, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports. 69 per cent of respondents believe the issue is very or somewhat important in an election. -- The INS estimates that more than 7 million illegal immigrants are currently living in the country.

What Homeland Security?

Washington Times Bonner calls for 'full-court press' at Mexico line The nation's border czar says a "full-court press" is necessary to stop terrorists, foreign nationals and drug smugglers from illegally crossing the U.S.- Mexico border, saying the United States is a sovereign nation and ought to control its own border. -- "We know how many illegal aliens and drug smugglers are being caught and where..."

'The Boot'

Washington Times Illegals in fraud scheme warned Illegal aliens who entered the United States by purchasing bogus documents from a Potomac lawyer must leave if they cannot provide legal documentation, federal officials say. -- "Their paperwork is invalid, and they'll have to resubmit in some timely fashion," said Vickie LeDuc, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in Maryland.

Waah! Waah!

New York Times Grievance About a Policeman, Then a Deportation Hearing Waheed Saleh says he was smoking a cigarette outside a doughnut shop at the rough edge of Riverdale in the Bronx when a police officer handed him a summons for disorderly conduct. He protested, he says, and the officer yelled at him to go back to his own country...

What Homeland Security?

Spero News Inept Bush Administration leaves America vulnerable ...As the USBP discharges its mission it encounters unauthorized aliens from around the world attempting to illegally enter the United States. In fiscal year 2004, USBP agents apprehended 1.16 million people attempting to enter the country illegally between official POE ­ 93 percent of these aliens were Mexican nationals...

Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader Mexicans nailed in meth case A federal grand jury in Springfield indicted eight men and a woman this week for allegedly conspiring to distribute methamphetamine in southwest Missouri. -- Investigators seized more than 10 pounds of meth during Operation Lucky Charm, a multi-agency investigation into southwest Missouri meth distribution, the U.S. Attorney's Office said.

Gregory Rodriguez, (Bona fide Mexican Reconquista) - L. A. Times La Nueva Orleans (Invaders to take over gulf coast with Bush's help) No matter what all the politicians and activists want, African Americans and impoverished white Cajuns will not be first in line to rebuild the Katrina-ravaged Gulf Coast and New Orleans. Latino immigrants, many of them undocumented, will. And when they're done, they're going to stay, making New Orleans look like Los Angeles.

New York Times In Mexico's Murders, Fury Is Aimed at Officials Ciudad Juarez, Mexico -- Víctor Javier García still has a dozen marks across his abdomen and genitals from the burning cigarettes the police used to torture him into falsely confessing to being a serial killer. -- It made no difference to a lower court judge that the DNA tests on the bodies identified as his victims were not conclusive.

Gingrich

Ann Arbor News Gingrich presents his solutions to U.S. woes ...Stopping illegal immigration: Sure, our borders are wide. But if Russia can control its borders, so can we, according to Gingrich. -- That said, Gingrich favors legal immigration. He advocates a "blue card'' system that would allow immigrants to work here if they agree to follow U.S. laws. If they break the agreement, they could be deported, without appeal, in 48 hours.

Los Angeles Daily News English bypassed in L.A. Peruvian immigrant Miguel Aliaga always knew that coming to Los Angeles would mean a long struggle mastering a new language. He just never figured that language would be Korean. -- In a city that lures some of the world's poorest, brightest and most ambitious immigrants, a strange phenomenon is occurring.

Jon Dougherty -- WorldNetDaily.com Now it's legal immigrants blasting Bush 'sucker' scheme As the Bush administration gears up to make another run at getting its most recent incarnation of immigration reform through a reluctant Congress, critics point to the fact that even in its new and improved form, there is no reason to expect much change in the way many migrants come into the country.

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Beacon News -- Chicago Arrogant invaders demand amnesty in Aurora Aurora, Ill. -- As he watched a thousand people flow past his front porch, a resident of East Illinois Avenue called out to the crowd. -- "What are you marching for?" he asked. -- "Immigration reform," came the loudest reply. -- "We want to be legal," shouted another. "We want to be equal."

Concord Monitor Groups rally for curbs in invasion The New Hampshire police chief who charged an illegal alien with trespassing lost that battle last month when a district court judge ruled that only the federal government could enforce immigration laws. But New Ipswich Police Chief Garrett Chamberlain told an audience in Concord last night that he's not done trying...