Saturday, October 22, 2005

A New Wave of Hope in America Army Strykers Defend America  See larger photos (Top) (Bottom) New Mexico Minutemen Get Help    Hachita, N.M. -- The Associated Press has confirmed that the armored vehicles first reported on the border in New Mexico by American Border Patrol, are from The Stryker Brigade Combat Team at Fort Lewis, Washington.     On Friday, ABP's Border Hawk M returned to New Mexico to document the Army's presence using its daylight cameras.     At top left, New Mexico Minutemen can be seen waving at the Border Hawk. At bottom left, a U.S, Army soldier can be seen waving to a Border Patrol vehicle as it traveled north toward Hachita on New Mexico Highway 9.     "While these are baby steps in the journey toward securing our borders, the presence of the Stryker Brigade on the Border in New Mexico is creating a wave of hope across America," said Glenn Spencer of American Patrol. Spencer said American Border Patrol will continue to support Minuteman October operations. Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Sen. Jon Kyl

Senator Jon Kyl -- Arizona Republic Perils extend beyond costs, border security Illegal immigration poses threats on several levels to both Arizona and the nation. -- One is the potential for terrorists to take advantage of our porous borders. We've already arrested one terrorist coming across the border, and there is little to stop others should they decide it's easier to carry contraband, like chemical or biological agents...

Daily News -- Longview, Washington The Mosquing of America Dearborn, Mich. -- Growing up in Lebanon, Rayan Dughayli came across a mosque on nearly every corner. But when he moved to the United States at 13, it was harder to find one. -- Five years later, the Dearborn resident said he eagerly awaited the construction of the new Islamic Center of America -- the newest addition among the places of worship along Altar Road.

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

Brownsville Herald Mexican freed on murder charge, detained on immigration charge A Brownsville murder suspect was freed on bond Monday night but never got the chance to leave the Cameron Co. Jail before federal authorities served him with an illegal immigration charge. -- Officials with the Cameron County District Attorney's Office said Serafin Ibarra Balderas is the key suspect in the March 24 shooting death of Mario Enrique Villanueva...

Randy Graf for Congress

Douglas Dispatch Graf, Goldwater to speak at Townhall Eighth district congressional candidate Randy Graf is scheduled to speak in Douglas Tuesday Oct. 25, 2005. -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Don Goldwater will be a guest speaker. -- Graf is a conservative republican who is running against Jim Kolbe, an 11-term incumbent congressman. [Kolbe is a RINO who refuses to do anything about the sieve of a border.]

Castañeda

George Putnam -- NewsMax.com Castañeda: Would-be Mexican President It is this reporter's opinion that with our immigration problems with Mexico, all we need is a further complication in the person of a looming candidate for president - Jorge Castaneda. In a ruling that could have far reaching implications for a future election, an international tribunal recently ruled...

Brenham (Texas) Banner-Press Local man gets closeup look at invasion problem They flit from shadow to shadow, from mesquite tree to mesquite tree. Always heading northward. -- And they're here illegally, sneaking into the United States by the hundreds of thousands each year. -- John Deans, a Burton-area computer consultant, spent six days in South Texas watching small groups of illegal immigrants trudging into the U.S.

Waah! Waah!

Washington Times LULAC in a tizzy over plan to monitor day-laborer pests A Hispanic advocacy group is challenging plans by the Herndon Minutemen to videotape and report findings on illegal aliens at the town's day-laborer center, describing such actions as racial profiling. -- Members of the League of United Latin American Citizens say there is no way to distinguish legal immigrants from [illegal aliens... criminals].

Lexington (Kentucky) Herald-Leader City aims to aid & abet invaders in defiance of federal law The city of Richmond next week will begin offering identification cards to immigrants, regardless of whether they entered the country legally or not. -- The move could make the Madison County seat the first city in the country to issue such immigrant IDs -- and draw Richmond into the large and sometimes fierce national debate...

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

North County Times Ethnic-hustlers open 2 chapters in San Diego County In response to the fatal shootings of three young Latinos by sheriff's deputies in Vista this summer, a national Latino civil rights group has started two chapters in North County. -- The League of United Latin American Citizens chartered two new chapters with 24 members in North County.

Joe Guzzardi

VDare.com How to Solve the Visa Overstayer Problem: Pay Americans More! Two months ago, I reported that Nevada's Clark County School District hired 51 Filipino teachers to assume immediate classroom responsibility despite never having taught - or even visited - the United States. -- The final total by the time the school year began was 69... 49 Filipinos, 14 Spaniards and 6 Canadians.

North County Times Workplace enforcement: Useless Feds missing in action When it comes to cracking down on companies that hire illegal immigrants, the federal government appears to be missing in action, according to a recent report from the Government Accountability Office. [This is in stark contrast to the hogwash Bush tried to peddle in today's radio address: Listen | Transcript]

Ottawa Sun Minutemen take patrol to Cornwall area Akwesane -- American border watchers known as the Minutemen will be patrolling near the Akwesasne Mohawk Reserve south of Cornwall, Ontario this weekend. -- "We're just trying to bring attention to the fact that anyone wanting to do harm to our country can get in," said Peter Lanteri, a former marine from Long Island, N.Y...

Coming Up Nov. 3-4-5 Maricopa County Attorney's Office -- Phoenix | Other Events Conference on Border and Crime Issues

U. S. Department of State Bush claims his absurd scheme will improve security ..."We want to stop people from crossing into America illegally, and to quickly return the illegal immigrants we catch back to their home countries," Bush declared. -- He went on to cite recent progress in hiring more immigration agents and targeting criminals and human traffickers. [Don't miss the audio file... you can almost see Bush's nose grow.]

San Diego Union-Tribune Man is killed by agent near border San Ysidro, Calif. -- A Border Patrol agent struck and killed one of three men who were running within yards of the U.S.-Mexico border last night, authorities said. -- The man carried no identification and his citizenship was unknown. He was Latino and appeared to be in his late 30s, Border Patrol spokesman Richard Kite said.

Poll Info

Washington Posts Little support for outrageous Bush amnesty scheme The Bush administration's plan to allow illegal immigrants and foreign nationals to work in the United States for up to six years before being sent home is being criticized by observers on both sides of the political spectrum as "vague," "lacking detail" and unlikely to gain support in Congress.

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