Friday, October 7, 2005

Incident Waiting to Happen Hunters Stop Opposite Mexican Military See larger photo Border Hawk M Captures Image     Naco, Arizona -- This morning American Border Patrol's Border Hawk M captured a photo of hunters who had pulled off border road West of Naco to relieve themselves. Little did they know that a Mexican military unit was encamped about 100 yards from their position. Had the hunters used their weapons, an incident similar to that reported yesterday may have unfolded.     "We need an explanation as to what the Mexican military is doing along the border," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol.   See close up of Mexican unit Also See: Film Crew Under Fire from Mexican Army Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Arizona Republic Police asked to stop truck; 20 squatters snagged Chandler police were called in to assist U.S. Border Patrol agents as they tracked a truck packed with suspected undocumented immigrants heading into Chandler on Wednesday night. -- Agents were following the truck as it headed toward Chandler when they called on police for backup, said Jose Garza, a Border Patrol spokesman...

Mexican City

LAWatchdog.com Hal Netkin launches new PAC ...Los Angeles has many problems such as: closing bankrupt hospitals, overcrowded failing public schools, gang crime, polluted environment, traffic snarl, sprawl, cultural clashes, deterioration of quality-of-life, negative cash flow -- just to name a few...

The Dustin Inman Society Peach State rapidly degenerating toward 'Mexifornia' status From here in what we sadly note is rapidly becoming Georgiafornia , we will be commenting on news that is published or aired in the mainstream media [MSM] , and presenting news that it has ommitted. We will note political events, efforts - and the lack of efforts - by those who have the power and authority...

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com The Proof Is In TheRaisins? One of the amusements in the immigration reform game is to watch the protestations from the other side. -- Now that our opponents are decisively on the defensive, their arguments for more immigration grow increasingly less persuasive -- even, I'll bet, to themselves...

Coming Up October 9 Las Cruces, New Mexico | Other Events Border Security Town Hall Meeting

Associated Press Schwarzenegger vetoes invader driver's license bill Sacramento -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Friday vetoed legislation that would have granted driver's licenses to [illegal aliens... criminals], saying that approving the measure into law could have undermined national security efforts. -- The veto was expected and marked the second time Schwarzenegger has rejected such a bill. [Contact and thank the governor]

American Border Patrol Photo of the Day American Border Patrol took this photo this morning. ABP observed and recorded an entire Border Patrol operation from detection to apprehension...

Arizona Republic Latinos, migrants face clash of cultures ...Martha Ruiz stands on her front lawn and points across a central Phoenix street to people whom she considers a nuisance: immigrant neighbors. -- They don't control their pets and little children, and let them run all over the neighborhood and into her yard, she says. They crank that ranchera music so loud "the whole neighborhood has to listen."

Hasta la Vista!

Carlsbad Current-Argus Border Patrol increasing presence in southwest N.M. Carlsbad, NM -- The Border Patrol's El Paso Sector is increasing its staffing with 305 additional agents, and 105 agents from around the country have also been assigned to southern Luna and Hidalgo counties. -- Some of the re-assigned agents are from within the El Paso Sector, which includes Carlsbad, according to a press release Thursday...

The Lima News Meddlesome Mexican gov't clown aggravates wrong top cop Lima, Ohio -- After receiving a letter from the Mexican consulate warning him about profiling Mexicans, Sheriff Dan Beck said Monday his agency may increase enforcement against illegal immigrants. -- "If this is the type of attitude he wants, it appears he's trying to coerce me into doing nothing. It tells me this is a more important issue. He just raised the priority here," Beck said.

Denton Record Homeland Security bill funds more Border Patrol agents A Homeland Security spending bill passed by Congress on Friday includes about $5.6 billion for border controls, including an additional 1,000 Border Patrol agents. -- The Border Patrol agents were called for in an intelligence reform bill approved by Congress last December but were never funded.

Invasion

Associated Press Arizona Smuggling Law Getting Little Use Prosecutors in Arizona border counties say they've had trouble bringing cases under the state's new migrant smuggling law because it's hard to hold on to the illegal immigrants who are the witnesses to the crime. Since the law took effect nearly two months ago, it has led to only two prosecutions within the state's four border counties...

Associated Press Senate committee approves inexperienced Bush stooge A Republican-run Senate committee voted Friday to approve President Bush's nominee to head the Homeland Security Department's immigration agency after dismissing criticism that she lacked management experience. -- Concerns were raised about Julie L. Myers in the wake of former FEMA Director Michael Brown's resignation.

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

Invasion

KVOA-TV -- Tucson Proposed immigration legislation draws praise, criticism U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison said Wednesday that local officials should be given extended immigration powers to stop the "hemorrhaging" at U.S. borders, drawing criticism from advocacy groups who claim the move would open the door for an increase in unreported crimes and racial profiling...

Myers

Washington Post Bush Crony Faces a New Hurdle on Hill Julie L. Myers, nominated to be assistant secretary of homeland security in charge of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is scheduled for a confirmation vote Friday before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. -- On Tuesday, however, four Judiciary Committee members asked Majority Leader Bill Frist...

Lou Dobbs Tonight 7 illegals found working at U. S. Customs facility U.S. immigration and customs officials tonight announced they have arrested seven Mexican illegal aliens working at U.S. customs facility in California. At least one of those illegal aliens had already been deported from the United States. Our immigration enforcement at work... [Read entire show transcript]

AccessNorthGeorgia.com Mayor criticized for flying Mexican flag at city hall Tifton -- Saddened by the killings of six Mexican immigrants in his town, Mayor Paul Johnson flew their country's flag outside his City Hall in their honor. -- Foreign flags weren't a first for the south Georgia city -- Canadian flags routinely fly outside motels there in honor of snowbirds who drive through to spend their winters in Florida.

Jim Kouri -- RenewAmerica.us Feds, local cops arrest 59 smugglers in 11 cities Federal Bureau of Investigation, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other federal agents have arrested 59 people on charges related to international conspiracies to launder money and smuggle counterfeit US currency, weapons, drugs and cigarettes into the United States. Other suspects are wanted...

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

San Jose Mercury News Ethnic hustlers continue to carp about Supremes nomination President Bush's decision to pass for a second time on the opportunity to nominate the first Hispanic to the Supreme Court is prompting biting criticism from Hispanic leaders, who call his decision a "missed opportunity" to make history for the nation's fastest- growing minority group...

J.D. Hayworth

Arizona Republic Enforcement is first, and best, policy on immigration In denouncing Enforcement First as "unrealistic," The Republic buys into every canard pushed by the open-borders crowd, beginning with the demonstrably false assertion that enforcement hasn't worked in stopping illegal immigration. -- In fact, enforcement has worked almost every time it has been tried...

Fredricksburg Free Lance-Star Blood leads to suspect Spotsylvania County authorities followed a trail of blood to a suspect after a business was burglarized this week. -- Sheriff Howard Smith said the crime happened late Wednesday, when someone broke the drive- through window at Nu-Look Cleaners in the Breezewood Shopping Center and went inside...

WorldNetDaily.com Is 'American Hiroshima' set for this month? The next terrorist attack on the United States ­ a "nuclear hell storm" planned for seven major cities ­ is set to occur this month. -- That's the word from al-Qaida. -- In a communiqué to Osama bin Laden, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the top al-Qaida lieutenant in Iraq, mentions the "Great Ramadan Offensive..."

Coming Up October 17 Secure Georgia's Borders Rally Atlanta - Georgia State Capitol Building | Update - 10/7 | Other Events

Mohave Daily News -- Bullhead City, Arizona Prop. 200 may change the way Arizonans vote Bullhead City -- The way Arizona residents vote may change soon because of Proposition 200. -- Secretary of State Janice K. Brewer visited here Thursday to speak on Prop. 200 and what her job entails at the Bullhead Regional Economic Development Authority luncheon at Mohave Community College.

Yeh Ling-Ling

The Record -- Harvard Law School Address Our National Problems, First Cut Immigration The United States is overwhelmed by Hurricane Katrina, which created hundreds of thousands of refugees. Meanwhile, oil prices have skyrocketed, with no end in sight. Although some immigrants are assets, is it wise to continue to allow millions of foreign-born people to enter this country yearly who need jobs, require social services and consume energy?

Another Loser

Investor's Business Daily Editorial Close Security Loopholes Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, a possible 2008 White House hopeful, gripes about immigration checks at the nation's airports. He wants to ease up. But if anything, controls aren't tight enough. -- 'It's important to look at where we are and make the necessary adjustments so we don't choke off international travel," he told a gathering of Hispanics...