Saturday, October 29, 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

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Brownsville Herald First U.S. dengue cases found here State health officials have confirmed two cases of dengue fever in the Brownsville area, the first contracted in the United States. --- Health officials are focusing on suspected and confirmed cases in the Brownsville area, explained Brownsville Public Health Director Josue Ramirez...

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

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KESQ-TV -- Palm Springs Coyotes driving the wrong way on freeways to avoid cops A major safety crisis tonight involving illegal immigrants. There's not only been a rise in cases, but many of them are drug traffickers and they're driving the wrong way into the country. -- Interstate 8, about 40 miles east of San Diego is the place. Border Patrol agents say smugglers are trying new tactics to avoid the checkpoint on Interstate 8.

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KGBT-TV -- Harlingen Open-borders crowd tosses tantrum, baby-waving involved Falfurrias, Texas -- Passionate politics have invaded the small town of Falfurrias. But the battle march through these streets is now being led by those who oppose the minutemen's presence in South Texas. -- But what may be just noise to some is a family affair for Rolando and Belia Zepeda, who brought their children here all the way from Edinburg.

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

News-Review -- Roseburg, Oregon Led by Hispanics, births to U. S. unmarried mothers soar Nearly 1.5 million babies, a record, were born to unmarried women in the U.S. last year, the government reported Friday. And it isn't just teenagers any more. -- "People have the impression that teens and unmarried mothers are synonymous," said Stephanie Ventura of the National Center for Health Statistics. [See: Anchor Babies]

KWQC-TV -- Davenport Mexican imprisoned for transporting invaders Cedar Rapids, Iowa -- A Mexican citizen has been sentenced to 20 months in a federal prison for transporting illegal immigrants into the U.S. -- Severiano Alejo- Villanueva was last Wednesday in U.S. District Court. -- He pleaded guilty to the charge, admitting that on April 27th he was transporting nine [illegal aliens... criminals] from Mexico.

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

Curt Dale -- Colorado Community Newspapers When Tancredo's convinced, I'll believe promises about borders It's about time! I'm usually one of Bush's strongest supporters, but regularly criticize our failure to control illegals pouring across our southern border. I'm disappointed at the cavalier treatment given the Minutemen who showed how border control is possible and provided chilling insights into the magnitude of the problem.

Daily Record -- Dunn, North Carolina Usual suspects busted in child prostitution operation A Harnett County landlord said he was shocked to hear that one of his rented mobile homes was used as a brothel by three suspects arrested on sex trafficking charges. --- The federal jury indicted Valente Chavez Sanchez, Melania Corcino, and Jose Altagracia DeLeon Corcino, all of Raleigh on charges of sex trafficking of minor children...

Associated Press Drug / sex criminal getting the boot back to Mexico An award-winning charity worker was taken into federal custody and will deported to Mexico for 1997 drug- and sex- crime convictions. -- Luis Armendariz, 58, of Huntington Beach, Calif., surrendered Friday to immigration authorities. -- Armendariz dedicated the past seven years full- time to driving "Jesus trucks'' to motels...

Tucson Citizen Ex-agents admit ties to invaders A former border agent and Homeland Security officer have pleaded guilty in separate cases to harboring [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- Christopher E. Bemis, formerly of Sierra Vista, and Ramon M. Sanchez Jr., of Tucson each face up to five years in prison when they are sentenced in January...

Hasta la Vista!

Yuma Sun Border Patrol apprehends 27 Friday Yuma sector Border Patrol agents apprehended 27 illegal aliens Friday morning after three vehicles crossed the border near the Cocopah Reservation. -- At 8 a.m., agents responded to the area. When they began following, two of the vehicles stopped and the occupants fled on foot, said Michael Gramley, spokesman for Border Patrol's Yuma sector.

The Business Journal of Milwaukee Invader employer gets slap on wrist A Green Bay restaurant owner has been sentenced for hiring [illegal aliens... criminals] to work in his three restaurants and for providing them with false identity documents, according to U.S. Attorney Steven Biskupic in Milwaukee. -- Steven Metzler was sentenced to five years' probation and six months of house confinement.

Washington Post Ad Attacks Kaine on Immigrant Issues Richmond, Va. -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Jerry W. Kilgore unveiled a television ad Friday evening that focuses on immigration and blasts Democrat [and fluent Spanish- speaker] Timothy M. Kaine for supporting taxpayer-financed day-laborer centers and in-state tuition discounts for undocumented immigrants.

Longmont Daily Times-Call Invader facing the boot (shameless baby-waving involved) ..."It's true that people with illegal presence are encouraged not to leave the United States while they're lawfully awaiting adjustment of status," Sharon Rummery, a spokeswoman for U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said in an e-mail to the Times-Call. "If they do, they're apt to run into problems."

Epoch Times International Forum highlights outrage over invasion, useless feds ...Opposition to guest-worker plans feel that President Bush has betrayed the ideals of the GOP. They view illegal immigrants as driving down wages, taking jobs from working-class citizens and generally disregarding the rule of law. They also view [illegal aliens... criminals] as a major drain on government provided social services...

El Paso Times Soldiers report invaders to Border Patrol Columbus, N.M.-- Soldiers with machine guns and Stryker armored vehicles are watching the border west of Columbus, N.M., but it's only temporary. -- The soldiers are welcomed by some local residents. -- Residents learned about the operation when they spotted the Stryker vehicles parked by the side of the road...

Reno Gazette-Journal Nevada 'axis of greed' pushes for invader amnesty Washington -- Nevada businesses and some labor unions have forged an unlikely alliance to push immigration reform that would legalize most of the estimated 11 million [illegal aliens... criminals] living in the United States and expand a guest worker program.

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Associated Press Foreign nuisance spews balderdash at 'Mayor MEChA-Boy' Los Angeles -- Salvadoran President Tony Saca is urging Los Angeles Mayor [and vehement Mexican reconquista] Antonio Villaraigosa to support national immigration reform, saying resolving the status of [illegal aliens... criminals] would benefit the United States. [El Salvador is the home of the vicious MS-13 gang]