Friday, October 21, 2005

Able Danger Cover Up 9/11 Terrorist Attack Shouldn't Have Happened Weldon: "Louis Freeh said that if he had the Able Danger information he could have stopped the 911 attack." Lou Dobbs Tonight - CNN - Oct. 20 Weldon (House): This is an attempt to prevent the American People from knowing the facts about how we could have prevented 911...And they're ruining the career of a military officer to do it.... Weldon (Dobbs): Scott Phillpott, an Annapolis graduate. told a 911 Commission staffer in July of 2004. about Able Danger. That 911 Commission staffer decided not to brief the Commission. That 911 Commission staffer worked for Jaime Gorelick. Watch Transcript An investigation would show that the open borders crowd allowed the attack on September 11, 2001. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Nashville City Paper Day-laborer pest bill said to be ineffective A proposed ordinance prohibiting solicitation from sidewalks and curbs could prove ineffective in preventing day laborers standing along roads from seeking employment, but could outlaw fundraisers such as a car wash. -- The Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Coalition [open- borders nuts] is working closely with bill sponsor Councilman Carl Burch...

Tufts Daily Illegals demanding cheaper tuition... again The children of some [illegal aliens... criminals] in Massachusetts are not able to attend school because they are denied in-state tuition prices. -- That was the claim of the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA) at a speech on campus Thursday in front of 20 students.

Bismarck Tribune More Mexican invaders rounded up in Bismarck Bismarck Police assisted on the arrest of 18 illegal aliens this morning. -- That brings the total of illegal immigrants arrested since Sunday in Bismarck to 28. The first two, arrested Sunday, were charged with gross sexual imposition in a case involving two 13-year-old Belcourt girls.

The Chattanoogan Norris Pursues Enforcement For Homeland Security State Sen. Mark Norris (R-Collierville, Tenn.) introduced legislation Thursday authorizing Tennessee Highway Patrol officers to receive federal training in immigration and customs enforcement. -- Norris cited the importance of curbing illegal immigration...

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

San Diego Union-Tribune Border watch group could rent or buy Campo home What began this summer as a series of temporary civilian patrols along the border in East County could become permanent, with at least one border watch group hoping to establish a long-term address. -- Real estate agents who work in the Campo area have received inquiries from people identifying themselves as part of a patrol group...

Lima News Sheriff anxious to go after squatters ..."We could possibly become deputized agents when we start to work with the business community on immigration issues, I-99 cards and Social Security cards and actually start to do some roundups. We may not be able to do this, but I'm not leaving this alone," Sheriff Dan Beck said to applause from about 200...

Hispanic Link News Service Murders of illegals help prompt lawsuit against DHS The recent murders of six Mexican workers in Georgia underline various social issues facing immigrants, including inadequate housing and a lack of trust of financial institutions and local authorities. -- Responding to these and other atrocities, a class action lawsuit was filed Oct 18 in L. A. on behalf of hundreds of [illegal aliens... criminals]...

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

WLWT-TV -- Cincinnati - POLL ON PAGE Fed Up!: Butler County to start going after invaders Hamilton, Ohio -- Butler County officials said they're going to start cracking down on [illegal aliens... criminals] in the area. -- Butler County Sheriff Richard K Jones, Butler County Commissioner Michael Fox, and State Rep. Courtney Combs held a joint news conference Friday morning to discuss their plans...

Times-Picayune -- New Orleans Suspected invaders grabbed at job site [Halliburton involved] Agents detained more than 100 workers at the Belle Chasse Naval Air Station on possible immigration violations, U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu's office reported Thursday. -- Earlier this week, Landrieu asked ICE agency to investigate reports that use of illegal workers by contractors hired to do Hurricane Katrina relief work was becoming "chronic."

The Western Front -- Bellingham Whatcom County whiner carps about Minutemen Whatcom County resident and Washington Minuteman Tom Williams decided he would make a political statement this month to express his concern about illegal immigration in the United States. -- Along with 13 other citizens of Washington, 12 of whom are Whatcom County residents, Williams said he is serving with the Minutemen group...

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

Commander of Malfeasance

Richard K. Lodge -- Northborough-Southborough Villager - Marlborough, Mass. Few answers from federal level on immigration Maybe it's the "war on terror" that has federal immigration authorities tied up. Maybe it's the open flood gates on the border between Mexico and the Southwest that allow a daily flow of illegal immigrants to cross over for low-wage jobs at companies and farms on the U.S. side.

Tri-Valley Herald -- Pleasanton Congressman calls for illegals' deportation Rep. John Doolittle, R-Roseville, wants illegal aliens to be immediately deported, and has introduced legislation to end a catch and release policy that has turned tens of thousands of non- Mexican aliens loose in the United States pending hearings they then typically skip.

WJLA-TV -- Washington Illegal Immigrants on Bases Raise Concerns Raleigh, N.C. (AP) -- Scores of illegal immigrants working as cooks, laborers, janitors, even foreign-language instructors have been seized at military bases around the country in the past year, raising concerns in some quarters about security and troop safety. The immigrants did not work directly for the military...

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release Agents catch murder suspect U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Tucson Sector Border Patrol Agents apprehended a 50 year-old illegal alien who had an outstanding felony warrant for murder in California. -- Yesterday, at approximately 7:30 a.m., Border Patrol Agents assigned to the Nogales Station encountered Enrique Orosco- Lopez...

Gonzales

Charlotte Observer Bush 'yes man' supports outrageous amnesty scheme U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales on Thursday defended President Bush's call for a temporary guest- worker program for [illegal aliens... criminals], a proposal critics dismiss as an amnesty. -- During a visit to Charlotte, Gonzales called such a program "an important part of knowing who's in the country."

What Homeland Security?

Jon Dougherty -- WorldNetDaily.com Empty promises on border security Last week, California newspaper the Orange County Register reported a story that, on its face, appeared to be somewhat less than breaking news. Generally, the article dealt with the fact that illegal immigration is up along the southwestern border. -- Ho-hum, right? What else is new?

John Kelley -- OpEdNews.com Insourcing: Immigration as American Economic & Foreign Policy If you work in America for a wage, bend over and grab your socks, because the government (Yes that is all of them, Republicans and Democrats alike) are getting ready to give you another massive hosing. The bankruptcy of Delphi and its reorganization that will result in a loss of benefits and a two third reduction in wages...

Waah! Waah!

Salt Lake Tribune Park City 'wanted' list angers usual suspects Park City, Utah -- In this tourist town where the resort economy is powered by immigrant labor, the vast majority of crime is committed by Anglos. Yet to the surprise and dismay of some, the police department's "10 Most Wanted" list is comprised wholly of Latinos. -- Police Chief Lloyd Evans said the list posted on Park City's Web site was compiled using criteria that emphasize violent crime...

Knoxville News-Sentinel Commission gift to benefit students learning English Morristown, Tenn. -- After almost two hours of debate, the Hamblen County Commission on Thursday passed a motion to contribute $60,000 toward the creation of an international center that would help youngsters with English proficiency. [Related Information]

Arizona Republic Army helps with surveillance mission along border The U.S. Border Patrol is getting help from the U.S. Army to slow illegal immigration along New Mexico's southern border. -- Armored vehicles from a reconnaissance squadron based in Fort Lewis, Wash., were stationed along a 20-mile stretch of N.M. 9 between Columbus and Playas on Thursday, watching for [illegal aliens... criminals].

Daily Texan -- Austin Usual crackpots want to restrict actions of Minutemen Members of a city-appointed advisory committee passed a resolution restricting the actions of vigilante groups on Tuesday. -- Yvonne Montejano, an associate of the American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker human rights group which drafted the resolution, said that she doesn't expect the resolution the keep Minutemen from coming to Austin.

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

The Washington Times Herndon group to monitor illegal day laborer pests Herndon, Virginia-area residents concerned about illegal immigration met last night to organize a new chapter of the Minutemen, a group that gained notice across the country when its members began patrolling the U.S.- Mexico border. -- Organizer George Taplin said those who met at the Herndon Fort Nightly Library...

Austin American-Statesman Congressman proposes volunteer border corps; La Raza gripes U.S. Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Austin, introduced legislation Thursday that would allow controversial volunteer groups such as the Minuteman Project to patrol the nation's borders under the supervision of the DHS. -- "This bill would result in state-sanctioned vigilante groups," said Michele Waslin, spokesperson for the National Council of La Raza ['The Race', aka the Tan Klan].

WorldNetDaily.com 3 illegals beat pregnant woman Three illegal immigrants are being held on $50,000 bonds for a vandalism and mayhem rampage that included beating a pregnant woman with a hose. -- The three men, Jose Ramirez- Lopez, Christian Onofre- Caba, and Rosalino Gaspar, were arrested Sunday north of Willcox, Arizona...[More 'Family Values']

Sen. Morrow

North County Times Sen. Morrow, at chamber luncheon, decries invasion Encinitas, Calif. -- State Sen. Bill Morrow's call for increased border enforcement received nods of approval Thursday during a luncheon address hosted by the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce. -- "We're finally getting action on that issue," said Morrow, a Republican from Oceanside...

Investor's Business Daily Enforcement First Before talking reform, let's talk respect. No law will succeed until employers and workers are convinced that they must obey it or face real penalties. -- A significant part of the Republican Party, if not the White House, seems to have grasped an essential truth: Law without enforcement is a sham, and that's exactly what immigration law has been...