Tuesday, November 8, 2005

Dobbs Reports: Military On Border Story First Broke by American Border Patrol on Oct. 20 Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- Nov. 7 Dobbs: Tonight the U.S. Army is positioned along our nation's southern broken border with Mexico. Troops armed with mounted machine guns, long range surveillance gear, are joining in the fight against illegal aliens. Casey Wian: Lou, many advocates of tighter border security have long been calling for the deployment of the U.S. military to help an overwhelmed Border Patrol to stop the flow of illegal aliens, drugs...here in New Mexico, at least on a limited basis, the Army is working with the Border Patrol. Watch Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

California Special Election -- TODAY Vote YES on Props. 74, 75, 76, and 77 Today Complete information on Arnold Schwarzenegger's home page.

Associated Press More outrageous antics involving Bush clowns, meddling Mexicans Atlanta -- Estimating not even 50 percent of Mexicans in the United States who are eligible for Department of Agriculture programs take advantage of them, U.S. and Mexican officials pledged Tuesday to make Hispanics more aware of programs available to them.

Daily Press -- Hampton Roads 14 Mexican invaders rounded up Middlesex, Va. -- Too many unidentifiable Mexicans getting busted for minor offenses prompted the Middlesex County Sheriff's Office to seek federal help. -- The result came Oct. 28 when a raid at a produce farm in Hardyville netted 14 Mexicans who did not have any documentation to show they were in the United States legally...

It's Not Amnesty!

Rep. Tom Tancredo -- Human Events Administration sends conflicting message on 'guest worker' scheme Rep. Tom Tancredo and eight other congressmen today wrote to Labor Secretary Elaine Chao asking her to clarify whether the President's guest worker plan will offer a "path to citizenship." -- President Bush announced his guest worker plan in 2004 saying, "Some temporary workers will make the decision to pursue American citizenship..."

Vang

Chicago Tribune Vicious Hmong killer dodges death penalty Hayward, Wis. -- They spoke of loneliness, wedding dresses never worn, grandchildren never to be born and family traditions now forever ruined. And they told of watching the life drain slowly from the faces, hands and hearts of those they loved. -- As he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, Chai Vang, a truck driver...

Ventura County Star Bilingual workers receive extra training under a court order A required training session last week for more than 70 Election Day precinct workers normally would have taken two hours. -- But as it drew to a close, Danny Chavez, a bilingual coordinator for Ventura County's Elections Division, asked 16 of the workers -- those who speak fluent English and Spanish -- to stay behind.

Associated Press France Braces for 13th Night of Violence President Jacques Chirac declared a 12-day state of emergency Tuesday, paving the way for curfews to be imposed on riot-hit cities and towns in an extraordinary measure to halt France's worst civil unrest in nearly four decades. Meanwhile, police said the nightly rioting that began Oct. 27 ago was showing signs of abating.

Pat Buchanan

Human Events Paris Burning: How Empires End The Romans conquered the barbarians-and the barbarians conquered Rome. -- So it goes with empires. And comes now the penultimate chapter in the history of the empires of the West. -- This is the larger meaning of the ritual murder of Theo Van Gogh in Holland, the subway bombings in London, the train bombings in Madrid, the Paris riots spreading across France.

Times Herald-Record -- Middletown, New York Two foreign sex fiends nabbed Immigration and local officials yesterday arrested two sex offenders who are in the U.S. illegally and who've been living in Sullivan County. -- One man, a Guatemalan citizen, has a Sullivan County conviction on felony third-degree rape, for sexually assaulting a 14- year- old. A second man, a citizen of Mexico, has a conviction for second-degree sexual abuse.

Associated Press Insanity: Georgia approves dual-language public school Jonesboro, Ga. -- A school board has voted to open a public elementary school where students will be taught to be equally proficient in English and Spanish by fifth grade. -- Unidos Dual Language Charter School, which is scheduled to open next fall, is believed to be the first of its kind in the state.

Tom Tancredo

American Chronicle Tancredo Presses Earle on Illegal Alien Murder Case Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) wrote a letter to Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle demanding that he explain why his office did not prosecute an accused child molester and failed to report his presence to immigration authorities even though the suspect had been deported previously.

NewsMax.com Bill Clinton: Immigration Crackdown Hurting U.S. Ex-president Bill Clinton is arguing that tighter immigration laws are hurting America, saying the new restrictions aren't worth it even if they stop the "one out of a zillion [foreigners] who might have a bomb." -- "I'm very worried that one of the consequences of our tightness on immigration and visas as a result of 9/11..."

D. C. Watson -- FaithFreedom.org Poster Children for Immigration Control? Millions predicted it would happen, and now it has. The mass immigration of Muhammad's little warriors into Western society continues to deliver staggering destruction and loss of life. -- Those who have promoted multiculturalism are seeing its failure play out right in front of their eyes...

Washington Post Editorial Open-borders rag claims border fence won't work Further evidence that serious people in Congress must get busy on immigration reform is a proposal by Rep. Duncan Hunter, who represents a California district near the Mexican border, to build a fence all the way from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico, nearly 2,000 miles. [The editors go on to laud neocon crackpot Tamar Jacoby...] - [See: Propaganda Watch]

Juan Mann -- VDare.com Even Federal Employees Revolt Against Bush's "SBI" Big Lie The Bush Administration's ongoing public relations offensive for its massive illegal alien non- deportation plan was resurrected recently with the testimony of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Michael Chertoff before the Senate Judiciary Committee on October 18....

Arizona Daly Star Bill would let military enforce immigration Washington - An immigration enforcement bill that would allow the president to send military personnel to the border was introduced Monday by the chairman of the House immigration subcommittee. -- The Secure America Act, authored by Rep. John Hostettler, R-Ind., will be among the measures considered by the Judiciary Committee.

Washington Times Grannies on patrol Naco, Ariz. -- The "Granny Brigade," Carmen Mercer and Connie Foust, sits silently in the pitch- black desert night at their Minuteman observation post just a few yards from the dirt road and four-strand barbed-wire fence that separates the United States and Mexico...

Washington Times Editorial A vote for Kilgore ...[Virginia gubernatorial candidate Jerry Kilgore's] anti-gang efforts have focused on working with the federal government to prosecute MS-13, a gang largely comprised of illegals. And he has been tireless in pressing for close federal/state cooperation in apprehending illegals in Virginia.

The Alex Jones Show  [How to Listen - 9 am-Noon PST] Leader of Aztlan movement calls for French-style riots in US As we have previously documented, these Mexican Klan groups call for killing all white and black people and taking over the southern states with bloody conquest and yet Alex Jones has been called racist for protesting them. Take a look at what they're advocating and then decide who the real racists are.

¡México!

Heather Mac Donald -- Los Angeles Times Mexico, the meddling neighbor Diplomacy may be the art of lying for one's country, but Mexican diplomacy requires taking that art to virtuosic heights. Sitting in his expansive office in Mexico's Los Angeles consulate, Deputy Consul General Mario Velázquez- Suárez insists that he and his peers do not interfere in U.S. internal affairs, including immigration matters. "Immigration is an internal discussion," he says.

WTNH-TV -- Hartford State investigates illegal international driver's licenses Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is launching an investigation after a Team 8 investigation uncovered possible fraud in the sale of so-called international driver's licenses. -- The licenses are available in many stores around the state, especially in Danbury which has a huge immigrant population.

Invasion

WOAI -- San Antonio Crossing the Border: News 4 Trouble Shooters Investigate Illegal immigrants being smuggled across our border. It is exclusive video shot by the News 4 WOAI Trouble Shooters. -- They tell us they are coming to find work, but that may not always be the case. -- The U.S. Government says there is evidence that Al Qaeda terrorists have plotted to sneak into the United States using the Mexican border.

No Illegals!

Mass. Lt. Gov. Kerry Healy -- Boston Globe An unfair reward for illegal aliens America is a nation of immigrants, but equally so, America is also a nation of laws. -- I support legal immigration. Every year we open our doors to 35,000 legal noncitizens. In Massachusetts, our total foreign-born population is close to 1 million people. Our nation was built by men and women seeking a better life.

Invasion

WorldNetDaily.com Poll: Most Americans favor border fence Nearly two-thirds of Americans would favor the construction of a fence along the entire U.S.- Mexico border, while three out of four say a politician's stance on immigration will influence the way they vote in coming elections. -- According to a new survey by Rasmussen Reports, 60 percent of those surveyed like the idea of a barrier...

Arnold '06

H. Millard Toughness and strength start in the mind Back when Arnold Schwarzenegger was running for governor, I urged immigration reformers to vote for Arnold even though there was another guy in the race who was favored by most immigration reformers. -- My reasoning was simple. -- I believed that Arnold didn't need the job ( I always like that in a politician)...

NorthJersey.com Group seeks N.J. support to halt invasion Bogota, NJ -- Charging that "our country is being invaded," a group of New Jersey residents vowed Saturday to mobilize support throughout the state to fight the incursion of illegal immigrants. -- In a meeting called by the United Patriots of America, about two dozen people discussed ideas on how to get politicians and law enforcement authorities to "go after" [illegal aliens... criminals].