Wednesday, October 5, 2005

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'Border Hawk M' In Action New Manned Surveillance Aircraft Scores Points on Border Note: Webmaster has been out due to an emergency. Normal updating should resume at about 7 am on October 6. At left, people can be seen digging at base of fence in Mexico. Officials Visit Border At left, string of HUMVEES parked near San Pedro River in Arizona -- much more on Thursday, October 6! Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

The Coloradoan -- Fort Collins City rejects immigration measure The city of Fort Collins won't set limits on when its employees or police can ask residents whether they're in the country legally. -- City Council rejected a measure Tuesday that would have barred city employees from asking individuals' immigration status except in specified cases. The so-called Human Rights Protection Ordinance failed on a 5-2 vote...

Coming Up October 11 Town Meeting on Illegal Alien Invasion Stamford, Connecticut | Other Events

San Gabriel Valley Tribune Dreier makes bid for 14th term in Congress Although he has already been out walking precincts, Rep. David Dreier made it official Tuesday: He will seek a 14th term in the U.S. House of Representatives. --- But immigration reform and border security figured most prominently in Dreier's speech, seemingly an acknowledgment that he must push the issue in this campaign or be exposed to the verbal drubbing...

WRAL-TV -- Raleigh Three Working At Ft. Bragg Charged With Immigration Violations Fort Bragg, N.C. -- Three people who taught foreign languages at the Joint Special Operations Command Center at Fort Bragg were arrested on immigration charges, federal officials said Tuesday. -- The suspects from Indonesia and Senegal did not have access to classified material, a JSOC spokeswoman said.

Washington Times Minutemen arrival chases away smugglers Falfurrias, Texas -- Smugglers who typically ferry loads of illegal aliens and drugs through an 18-mile corridor here every day have moved elsewhere. -- "They've spotted and tracked our observation posts with their infrared and [Global Positioning System] equipment and they don't want any part of us..."

Chicago Tribune Deportation crackdown makes dent, doesn't end invasion ...Even as border states try to stem the flow of illegal immigration, federal officials in the American interior are unleashing a continuing series of sweeps for illegal immigrants, especially gang members, sex offenders and those who ignore deportation orders. -- Officials say the 2001 terrorist attacks prompted a push to restore integrity to the immigration system....

Oregon State Capitol -- Salem --1:00 PM Minuteman Project Rally Coming Up Oct. 15 Chicago, Illinois | Other Events 'America First' Summit

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