Thursday, October 20, 2005

U. S. Military On Border Armored Vehicles Line Road near NM Minuteman Headquarters See larger map Thanks to Minutemen Hachita - Using a specially equipped surveillance aircraft, American Border Patrol spotted numerous armored vehicles lining New Mexico route 9 between the Minuteman headquarters in Hachita and the Mexican border. "The presence of the U.S. Army on the border in New Mexico is tribute to the Minutemen," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. Watch | Highest Quality Version According to Minuteman Bob Wright, a bus load of soldiers stopped in front of their headquarters last evening, turned on the interior lights and each man saluted the Minutemen. Wright said the military units, many equipped with Strykers, are accompanied by Border Patrol. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Macomb (Mich.) Daily Miller supports get-tough bill on illegal immigration U.S. Rep. Candice Miller has endorsed a hard-nosed bid to deport illegal immigrants and spend billions of dollars to police U.S borders and prosecute businesses that hire workers who entered the country illegally. -- Miller is one of about 30 conservative House Republicans who have co-sponsored a wide-ranging bill...

WTVD-TV -- Raleigh Corruption still rampant in 70 countries, says CP Index More than two-thirds of the 159 nations surveyed in Transparency International's 2005 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) scored less than 5 out of a clean score of 10, indicating serious levels of corruption in a majority of the countries surveyed [Mexico high on the list]...

WTVD-TV -- Raleigh Mexicans busted for invader trafficking Gastonia -- Two Mexican men were arrested in Gastonia after police said they smuggled two women into the United States and then demanded more money from their husbands. -- Jesus Reyes Alcala, and Mario Manzano Cruz were charged with two counts of second- degree kidnapping.

North County Times Revolt!: Some Repubs suggest that Bush take a hike A revolt appears to be occurring within Republican Party ranks over illegal immigration as President Bush calls for a temporary guest worker program, and Republicans say that the administration's first priority should be enforcing existing immigration laws, strengthening the borders...

San Francisco Chronicle Invader-stuffed Calif. schools failing big time California has been unable to raise students' reading scores from near the bottom nationally despite a decade of trying, including overhauling the way children are taught to read. -- The 2005 results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, released Wednesday, show that California's fourth-graders scored an average of 207 out of 500 points...

¡Viva México!

Kevin Fobbs -- RenewAmerica.us Mexican gov't nuisance tries to outgun Sheriff... and loses When you think of small town sheriffs you have to feel sort of comfortable with the notion that in each and every small town that dots the landscape of America there is a law enforcement officer is standing between you and the law breakers. You should feel a sense of security that these officers of the law are patrolling your city and country streets...

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

WorldNetDaily.com Poll: Make employers verify immigration status Most Arizonans think stepping up pressure on employers to verify the citizenship status of prospective employees would be the best way to rein in illegal immigration, according to a new survey. -- ThinkAZ, a nonpartisan research institute, found 64 percent of those polled said requiring employers to screen applicants for citizenship would be "effective"...

Nashua Telegraph Gang experts note growing presence Many people don't want to recognize that gangs are a growing problem in the state. -- Actually, they're everywhere, including the Nashua area, said Capt. Steve Church, a gang specialist at the Rockingham County House of Corrections. -- While some are in denial of the problem, local gang experts see the reality.

Montrose (Colo.) Daily Press Possible 'coyote,' invaders evade capture A defective headlight led to six allegedly illegal immigrants being taken into federal custody early Tuesday morning, while seven others escaped into various Montrose neighborhoods. One of the men captured, police said, resisted vigorously and had to be subdued with a dry-fired Taser.

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release Border Patrol Nabs Yet Another Predator Yesterday CBP Border Patrol Agents arrested a sexual predator illegal alien. Wednesday at approximately 8:20 a.m., agents assigned to the Willcox Station were conducting routine patrols on Highway 191 near Willcox, when they received a call from Arizona Department of Public Safety. DPS had four individuals in custody...

Associated Press Immigration Officials Arrest 21 In Weld County Hudson, Colo. -- Federal immigration authorities arrested 21 people -- including 18 illegal immigrants -- in Weld County during an operation Wednesday morning. -- Authorities said ICE agents executed search and arrest warrants at the Hudson home of Moises and Maria Rodriguez and their son Javier.

Mass. Coalition for Immigration Reform Protest at Mass. State Capitol Coming Up Oct. 25 Redlands, Calif. | Other Events Protest Rep. J. Lewis

It's Not Amnesty!

Statesman-Journal -- Salem Readers speak out on Bush's latest absurd scheme According to the news report the ratings of G. Bush have slipped so low and they are going lower everyday. We need to get rid of him and get someone in office [who] will work for the people. Like all of the other ones who run this Country they are in it for the money and they lie to us to get elected...

Huntsville Times Meth worth $300,000 seized; illegal alien held Deputies with the Madison County Sheriff Department's Narcotics Unit arrested a Birmingham man Wednesday on a charge of trafficking crystal methamphetamine. -- Raymundo Fausto Nava, an illegal immigrant, is being held in the Madison County Detention Facility without bond, said Investigator Phillip Keel...

In-Forum -- Fargo Six Mexican invaders arrested in Bismarck Bismarck, N. D. -- Six illegal immigrants were arrested here after a routine traffic stop, police said. -- Lt. Dan Donlin said the men, who are all Mexican nationals, were arrested Tuesday morning. The men have been turned over to immigration officials for possible deportation, he said.

Andrew Griffin Blog Sullivan says Bush 'doesn't seem to get it' on invasion This is great! Rep. John Sullivan (R-Okla.) and a cousin of mine on my Mom's side has just introduced a bill that would target illegal immigration in a much more serious way by rounding them up not just in border areas but across the country. This bill would expand mandatory deportation of illegals nationwide.

Edwin S. Rubenstein -- VDare.com Homeland Security's Misplaced Faith in Religious Visas Tony Blair knows it. Joe Guzzardi knows it. Most Americans feel it's true: Muslim clerics are more likely to promote terrorist activity than any other immigrant group living in western countries. -- Yet Imams coming to these shores are treated no differently than foreign-born priests, Buddhist monks, or Rabbis...

CBS-4 -- Denver Failure of referenda C & D will hurt invader funding Denver -- Opponents of a measure that would loosen the Taxpayers' Bill of Rights said Wednesday the state will have an opportunity to cut funding for illegal immigrants if voters defeat Referendum C and keep TABOR's tax limits intact. -- Referendum C, on the Nov. 1 ballot, would let the state keep $3.7 billion over five years...

Chertoff

WorldNetDaily.com Border-fence campaigners not impressed with Chertoff's promise An activist group that wants to build a high-tech barrier to secure the southern border was not impressed with Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff's promise to end the federal government's "catch and release" policy, calling the move "too little, too late." -- WeNeedAFence.com argues the crackdown will only solve 25 percent of the problem.

Coming Up October 26 Open IFIRE Meeting - Valparaiso, Indiana Click above link, scroll down | 6:30 pm CDT | Other Events

'The Boot'

NBC4 -- Washington Feds To Deport Four Men Detained After Tunnel Closure Dundalk, Md. -- Federal officials are moving forward with the deportation of the four men who were detained on immigration charges as part of an investigation into a potential terrorism threat in a Baltimore highway tunnel, a federal official said Wednesday.

Gilchrist for Congress

Reed R. Heustis, Jr. -- The Conservative Voice All I Want for Christmas is a Gilchrist Victory Last May the City of Los Angeles elected Antonio Villaraigosa as its mayor. Villaraigosa has always opposed meaningful border control, and as a result illegal aliens will continue to flood into the city. -- Also an ardent pro-abortionist, Villaraigosa's policies undoubtedly will continue to promote the abortion holocaust...

Gloucester County Times -- Woodbury, New Jersey State can curb illegal aliens, says candidate Preventing illicit immigration and deporting illegal aliens may sound like a job that belongs first and foremost to the federal government. But John M. Leone, an eight-year officer with the Deptford Police Department, would have New Jersey play a supporting role.

Snake Oil

Arizona Republic Readers sound off about 'Immigration Equation' ...The Arizona Republic series on illegal immigration, "The Immigration Equation," continues to promote the snake oil of a so-called guest-worker visa program that serves to reward those who have broken our laws with legal residence. -- Let's get down to brass tacks! A recent CNN poll showed 87 percent of Americans want illegal immigration stopped.

Arizona Daily Star Invasion aides / zealots target U. S. Attorney Members of the local No More Deaths movement are launching a campaign against the U.S. attorney for Arizona, asking that charges be dropped in the case of two aid workers charged with illegally transporting [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- Officials with the faith-based movement, which offers food, water and medical assistance to people who illegally enter the United States...

Arizona Republic Leaders pore over thorny border challenges Deciding what to do with the estimated 11 million [illegal aliens... criminals] living in the United States, including 500,000 in Arizona, poses one of the biggest challenges for Congress in tackling immigration reform. -- what was among the major points made Wednesday at the Arizona Conversations on Immigration...

Waah! Waah!

North County Times Usual suspects toss tantrum over council's support of initiative Escondido, Calif. -- Dozens of protesters from Escondido's Latino community packed City Hall on Wednesday, angered by the council's recent support for a proposed ballot initiative that would create a police force to target illegal immigration. [Support the Cal Border Police Initiative]

U. S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Troublesome ethnic hustlers grouse about Nagin's remarks In response to recent comments by New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin regarding Mexican workers and their efforts to the clean-up and rebuilding of the city, the Unites [sic] States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce issued the following statement:... [no mention of the fact that numerous lawbreaking invaders are stealing the jobs Americans should be doing].