Saturday, October 15, 2005

Feds Fall Short Texas Governor Perry Steps In Operation Linebacker Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- October 14 Dobbs: While the federal government wakes up to problems that have been present for years along our borders, Texas governor Rick Perry...says Texas cannot wait for the federal government to provide needed border security. Perry:...We appreciate the Congress approving 1000 new Border Patrol Agents. We welcome the federal investment in technology at the crossings...but none of it is enough. Rep. Culberson reports Al Qaeda and Chinese nationalists crossing border... Watch Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

The Terry Anderson Show 9 PM Pacific Sunday

Chicago Tribune Anti-Minuteman protesters attack cops; 3 arrested Three activists were arrested Saturday in Arlington Heights as they protested a meeting of the Chicago Minuteman Project, a new group that opposes illegal immigration. -- The protesters arrested were part of a group that included dozens who identified themselves as members of socialist, anarchist and anti-war groups.

FrontPageMag.com Martial Law to Fight a Flu? I found it odd a couple of weeks ago when President Bush floated the idea that we should consider using the military to enforce any quarantine needed in this country. He cited the Bird Flu epidemic, which has killed tens of millions of birds and 65 humans...

Coming Up Nov. 5 United Patriots - Bogota, New Jersey | Other Events Citizens Coalition Meeting on Immigration

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Deseret News Bush, GOP leaders vow to pass amnesty scheme within a year Immigration reform is emotional, polarizing and politically tricky as was demonstrated at a Utah forum he hosted, says Rep. Chris Cannon, R-Utah, a man hated by anti- immigration groups because he helps lead the fight for President Bush's immigration-reform proposals.

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VDare.com Calif. High Schools Need Immigration Reform, Not Exit Exam The moment of truth is fast approaching for California high school seniors. -- Unless current legislation is revised, the class of 2006 will be the first group of seniors required to pass both a math and English examination by June to earn a diploma. -- The test is given in two parts over two days. But as many as 100,000 are expected to fail.

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

What Homeland Security?

Orange County Register Critics say invaders calling bluff Illegal immigration is increasing rapidly from countries other than Mexico, federal officials are telling Congress. And the ease with which these foreign nationals can stay in the U. S. is fueling terrorism concerns. -- Testimony at a recent congressional hearing and a report to House members said the lack of detention space to hold this growing category of  [illegal aliens... criminals]...

Echo Press -- Alexandria, Minnesota 15 Mexicans nailed in major meth bust Fifteen people in central Minnesota have been arrested in what authorities are calling one of the largest methamphetamine investigations in the state to date. -- On Tuesday, October 4 investigators from the Central Minnesota Drug Task Force, which dubbed the investigation "Operation Ice Storm," executed warrants at six residences...

It's Not Amnesty!

Williamsport Sun-Gazette Editorial Evidence that illegal immigration is out of hand ...The Bush administration's ghastly ineptitude regarding illegal immigration is long- standing. The White House's amnesty- for- illegals ideas quickly died on Capitol Hill, and since then the administration has more or less ignored the issue. But denying the problem exists won't make it go away.

U.S. Attorney's Office -- Boston Brazilian guilty in fake ID case A Brazilian man residing in Marlborough has been convicted in federal court of transferring, and aiding and abetting the transfer, of fake United States identification documents, and possessing document- making implements.

KXAN-TV -- Austin Making The Border Safer The Texas-Mexico border is a region is out of control with drugs, murders and kidnappings. -- Now political efforts are kicking into high gear on both the federal and state levels. -- It is an area once known for tourism has quickly become a danger zone. -- It's becoming a hotbed of political focus.

Coming Up October 22 CAIR (Colorado) Public Forum Denver | Other Events

Sen. Morrow

North County Times Morrow and Filner go head to head at immigration policy meeting San Diego -- When it comes to public policy on immigration, about the only thing that Democratic U.S. Rep. Bob Filner and Republican state Sen. Bill Morrow seemed to agree on at a Friday meeting was the need to come down harder on those who employ [illegal aliens... criminals].

KRIS-TV -- Corpus Christi Suspect in Texas molestation case caught in Nashville Nashville, Tenn. -- A suspect in a Texas child molestation case has been arrested today in Tennessee, where he's been working under an alias. -- Nashville police say Jose Manuel Diaz is an [illegal alien... criminal] who went by the name Roberto Nunez while working as a painter. [See: Family values don't stop at the Rio Bravo]

Invaders

ArkCity.net 22 invaders found riding in one pickup A pickup truck with 22 Spanish-speaking people who said they were on their way from western Kansas to Kentucky to look for work was stopped by the Kansas Highway Patrol Thursday evening near Strother Field, a highway patrol trooper said today. -- The group mostly was made up of adult males but also included one female and two juveniles...

WVNS-TV -- Beckley, West Virginia What becomes of captured invaders? Monongalia County Sheriff's deputies detained almost two dozen men this week, when they couldn't prove they were American citizens. Some of the men claimed to be working at a local construction site. And although it seems like these men would be heading home, they're not... [Also see: What homeland security?]

Coming Up October 25 Counter-Protest at Mass. State Capitol Massachusetts Coalition for Immigration Reform | Other Events