Friday, October 28, 2005

Night Shift on the Border Border Hawk M At Work What appears to be a solid object (top) dissolves into a group of runners (middle) who were later apprehended by the Border Patrol (bottom). "Hot Rock" Dissolves Into People     Palominas, Arizona -- Oct. 28 - During a routine night patrol of the border, ABP's Border Hawk M spotted a suspicious looking "hot spot" on the ground near the San Pedro River. As the Border Hawk circled for a better look the "rock" dissolved into five people running north.     Using a 10 million candlepower spotlight, ABP illuminated the group. Shortly thereafter they were apprehended by nearby Border Patrol Agents. The action took place at about 4 a.m. today.     "We are always happy when we can come to the aid of the Border Patrol," said Glenn Spencer, president of ABP. Spencer said the invasion is accelerating. Watch (Broadband Only) Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Waah! Waah!

Greeley Tribune Resolution wording criticized Wording of a resolution passed by the Weld County Commissioners in support of an ICE field office in Greeley raised some eyebrows this week. -- The Greeley City Council -- which received the resolution this week from Weld District Attorney Ken Buck -- took exception to language that it believes puts too much blame for crime on [illegal aliens... criminals, one and all].

Poll Info

Fred Barnes -- Weekly Standard Invasion: Repubs may be 'circling the bowl' in 2006 If you're a Republican and already worried about your party's prospects in 2006, pollster Frank Luntz, a Republican himself, has a message for you: It's worse than you think. -- Luntz, who worked with Republicans in 1994 to draft the Contract With America and win a realigning election, said political conditions are as bad or worse now -- only this time for Republicans, not Democrats.

No Illegals!

San Antonio Express-News Strayhorn raps squatter tuition law Austin -- Comptroller Carole Keeton Strayhorn, challenging Gov. Rick Perry in the GOP primary, said she would work to repeal a state law allowing [illegal aliens... criminals] to pay in-state college tuition rates if they are Texas high school graduates and meet other conditions.

D. A. King

Marietta Daily Journal Protecting citizens not a stupid idea The recent attacks directed at the pending legislation introduced by state Sen. Chip Rogers (R-North Cobb) in much of the local media would make more sense if they addressed advanced Martian rocket telemetry than illegal immigration and Rogers' bills - and it would seem that chances are that many who are doing the attacking have more knowledge on the former than the latter.

Tucson Sector PIO Press Release Border Patrol Identifies Possible Drug Tunnel Nogales, AZ -- On October 27, 2005, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Border Patrol Agents assigned to the Nogales Border Patrol Station uncovered a tunnel in downtown Nogales. -- Late yesterday, at approximately 8:00 p.m., members of the Nogales Station uniformed Bike Patrol were conducting routine patrols along the United States Mexico Border...

American Daily Editorial -- Phoenix Undocumented Squatters Illegal aliens or "undocumented immigrants" as the Progressives and Elitists want to call them, are not immigrants. -- Immigrants come to a become part of a country, but by far the biggest percentage of these people from the south of us come here to "squat". -- Encouraged by Progressive and elitist schemes, they are encouraged to not assimilate into our culture.

Winston-Salem Journal Schools 'maxing out' on mobile units, official says By 2013, if current trends continue, the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County school system will have nearly 60,000 students - and to handle that, officials say they will need 13 new schools, and renovations to 24 existing schools. -- "It's purely enrollment growth, and we're maxing out on mobile units..."

Robert Vasquez for Congress

KBCI-TV -- Boise County Commissioner Featured On CBS Evening News Canyon County, Idaho -- The national media have taken an interest in Canyon County Commissioner Robert Vasquez' use of the RICO statutes to go after the individuals and companies hiring [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- The CBS Evening News spent several minutes tonight explaining Vasquez's views on illegal immigration...

Coming Up October 29 9/11 Families for a Secure America | Other Events Rally at Calif. State Capitol to Support Minutemen

World Magazine Illegal invasion Falfurrias, Texas -- It all started going downhill when they started cutting his fences. South Texas rancher Mike Vickers says two decades ago he had a good relationship with illegal immigrants who used to pass through his land. "They were respectful, asked for a job," he said. "We'd give them food and water and send them on. But it wasn't the big groups. It wasn't the invasion."

Rocky Mountain News Owens backs fence to close off U.S. border Gov. Bill Owens said he supports a high-tech fence along the 2,000- mile U.S.-Mexico border similar to what Israel is building on the West Bank. -- Owens, whose remarks were made on Peter Boyles' morning radio show Thursday, called for putting up a "nonfatal fence that had monitors on it." [Poll & Related Story]

Jim Kouri, CPP -- NewsWithViews.com Illegal alien workers create uneasiness for U. S. military Hundreds of illegal aliens working as laborers, mechanics, construction workers and language instructors have been nabbed at military installations including naval bases around the country this past year. Government officials are fearful that security and safety for the stateside military has been dramatically compromised.

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

WorldNetDaily.com Public has had it with both parties A just-released political survey by George Washington University contains bad news for Democrats and Republicans because it lays bare a public seemingly disenfranchised with both major parties. -- The Battleground poll ­ unique for its inclusion of top Democrat and Republican pollsters ­ shows a definite slide in support for President Bush and the GOP...

Yahoo News Texas Co. Hired Illegals to Make MREs, Gets Slap on Wrist McAllen, Texas -- A Texas employment agency was sentenced to five years of probation for hiring illegal immigrants to work at the nation's top producer of military battlefield rations, federal prosecutors said Thursday. -- The Tollin Group was also fined $20,000 and ordered to pay $414,000 in civil penalties Wednesday...

Commander of Malfeasance

CNN Miers Debacle: Activists warn Bush to choose nominee carefully ...[Phyllis] Schlafly said Bush has "a dozen" possible people that conservative activists would accept, while she singled out U.S. Attorney General [and La Raza minion] Alberto Gonzales as a nominee they could not embrace. -- "It is hard to find anyone else like Miers, unless you are talking about Gonzales," she said.

Medford Mail-Tribune 'Willing workers' involved in Oregon shootout Central Point, Ore. -- Two men suffered gunshot wounds and a third man was arrested on an attempted murder charge following what may have been a drug-fueled shoot-out late Wednesday at a rural Central Point home, authorities said. -- Investigators also believe perhaps one or more people involved in the 11:05 p.m. gunfight...

Huntsville Times Federal immigration agent will assist in police efforts A federal immigration and customs agent is being assigned to the Huntsville area following Police Chief Rex Reynolds' request to the agency for help with crimes committed by illegal aliens [criminals]. -- Reynolds made a request to ICE following the fatal shooting of officer Daniel Golden, allegedly by illegal immigrant Benito Albarran...

Hooker

NBC11 -- San Jose Hooker ring involving illegals busted San Jose, Calif. -- State and federal agents say they've broken up an elaborate prostitution ring in the Bay Area. -- As NBC11 News first reported to Wednesday, agents raided a string of homes that were believed to be serving as brothels. -- The investigation began a year ago through tips from neighbors who were suspicious...

Associated Press More Mexican invaders nabbed with pot Fargo, N.D. -- Highway Patrol troopers from this city seized nearly 2 pounds of marijuana and apprehended four illegal aliens [criminals] from Mexico, in two separate traffic stops. -- The patrol said one vehicle was stopped Wednesday night on Interstate 94 near the West Fargo exit for having no tail lights on a trailer.

The Monitor -- McAllen 'We are Making a Difference' Pharr, Texas -- Hundreds of Minutemen volunteers have kept a watchful eye along parts of the Rio Grande Valley and say they won't give up until it is secure. -- Earlier this month in Falfurrias, members of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps kicked off the Secure Our Borders Campaign, which continues through the end of the month.

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

John Zmirak -- Front Page Magazine Securing America's Borders (Finally) ...Advocates of national security should welcome the administration's belated offer to perform its constitutional duty and defend America's borders ­ but should not give in to the political blackmail which accompanies it: the demand that we reward lawbreakers with amnesty, leftist politicians with more disgruntled ethnic voters, and sweatshop owners with pliant laborers.

Yeh Ling-Ling

Press Release -- Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America Immigrant, Minority Leaders Join Minuteman Rally Oakland, Calif. -- The Immigration Reform and Control Act ("IRCA") passed in 1986 has granted amnesty to 3 million illegal aliens. Last December, the illegal immigrant population in the U.S. was estimated to be 18 million to 20 million by Bear Sterns' economist Robert Justich... [Rally info]

Coming Up November 8 Las Vegas, Nevada -- 6:00 PM | Other Events Wake Up America Meeting with Mike Cutler

North County Times Camp Pendleton targeted for immigration enforcement Camp Pendleton will be the next military base checked in San Diego County to be sure employees are in the United States legally, federal authorities said Thursday. -- Michael Unzueta, acting special agent in charge of the ICE's office in San Diego, said it will take four to six months for the review once it starts.

Associated Press Chaos flares at hearing involving 'willing worker' Altoona, Pa. -- It was a melee in Cambria County court today at a preliminary hearing for a man charged in a triple murder at an Altoona night club. -- Family members shouted threats and others made impassioned outbursts as prosecutors prepared to present evidence against Miguel Padilla, the illegal Mexican immigrant charged in the case.