Thursday, November 10, 2005

One Man's Story Hispanic American Citizen Loses Job to Illegals George Suarez Tells Story to American Border Patrol Nov. 7, 2005 George Suarez: I'm one of the guys with the most seniority. They cut me, three other guys, four other guys. Actually three of them were American citizens. Three illegals there, all of them with crooked paper, crooked Social Security numbers... Glenn Spencer: So you guys lost your jobs. Suarez: Lost our jobs. Three guys who are illegally here. Using different Social Security numbers.... Spencer: Are they driving for the company? Suarez: One of them is. Watch Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

POLL	Fed Up Nation: Is it time for a third major political party? Polling on this subject ends at about midnight EST Thursday

Mark Dias -- OpinionEditorials.com California in Crisis - The Aftermath What do California and France have in common? They are both clueless? And sooner or later, they will both implode. -- In 1972, the release of the Poseidon Adventure was the big hit of the new summer blockbusters. In the movie, the cruise ship Poseidon began to sink while Maureen McGovern began to sing...

Dick Morris -- The Hill Get serious about immigration reform President Bush seems impaled on the false choice of appealing to the Hispanic vote or enforcing laws against illegal immigration. Politically, legally and morally there is no conflict - and there is a great deal of synergy - among these objectives. -- Bush, searching for a way to recapture the national agenda, needs to seize this issue and make it his own.

Financial Times -- London Increased migration to US holds back wages Increased immigration of low-skilled workers from Mexico and Central America helps explain the pattern of low average wage growth in the US, the Congressional Budget Office said in a report released on Thursday. -- Latin American workers, with less education than US natives and earning lower wages, have cut average earnings.

Bellingham Herald Minutemen returning to Washington / BC Border The Minuteman Civil Defense Corps will return to Whatcom County's northern border with Canada for three days this weekend in honor of Veterans Day. -- The Minutemen, who just wrapped up a month- long watch of the border in October, will watch the border between Blaine and Sumas beginning at 10 a.m. Friday until 4 p.m. Sunday.

Owens

KUSA-TV -- Denver Colo. RINO refuses to declare state of emergency over invasion Denver -- Governor Bill Owens announced Thursday he will not declare a state of emergency in Colorado to deal with illegal immigration and therefore, will not use Denver sports arenas to hold [illegal aliens... criminals] until they're deported. -- "When you bring up such things as holding areas and states of emergency..."

Steve Sailer -- VDare.com European nightmare caused by immigration, not 'discrimination' Everywhere you read that the North African and black thugs who have been rioting in France for the last fortnight are the victims of French "racism" and "discrimination". -- For example, in the New York Post (November 8, 2005), the neoconservative columnist Ralph Peters declaimed...

Pat Buchanan -- Human Events Bush Leaves GOP in Crisis With the rout of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's initiatives, Democratic victories in New Jersey and Virginia, and President Bush's free fall in national polls on job performance, credibility and character, the Republican Party is in imminent peril of losing the country.

Chicago Tribune Dumbing down of America accelerating Big changes in a little-known test helped lift the fortunes of nearly 100 schools in the Chicago area--all of which recorded big increases in the reading results of immigrant pupils. -- Facing criticism over the high-stakes reading test for pupils with limited English skills, the state this summer made the test easier to pass by cutting the number of questions...

Associated Press Motel operators accused of helping coyotes Phoenix -- Thirteen operators of motels in suburban Mesa were indicted on charges that they rented rooms to undercover federal agents posing as migrant smugglers and coached them on concealing their activities, authorities said Thursday. -- Federal authorities said the 13 people, who either owned motels or used to own them...

Georgie Anne Geyer

UExpress.com Bungled immigration policies have led to Paris' flames I stopped briefly at Charles DeGaulle Airport here amidst the riots that have now spread to at least 220 French cities. The headlines and the general nervousness made me remember Adolf Hitler's famous question to his generals: "Is Paris burning?" -- Well, Paris survived Hitler's atrocities. But one wonders whether it will survive the historical stupidity...

D. A. King

Marietta Daily Journal Why do we lag Arizona, Alabama on enforcing law? Last week, I returned from my third trip to Cochise County on the Mexican border in southeast Arizona. -- Fully one-half of the illegal immigration into our nation comes through Arizona, a very large part of that through Cochise County. Border Patrol headquarters in Washington reports that in the first six months of this year, it apprehended more than 696,000 illegal aliens...

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Immigrant accused of al-Qaida ties The large chart pictured Osama bin Laden at the top and one of his former lieutenants, Tawfiq bin Attash, beneath him. -- A photo of Sam Malkandi of Kirkland was at the bottom of the chart, directly linked to bin Attash. -- Darrick Smalley, ICE senior special agent, posted the chart during his testimony...

WCNC-TV -- Charlotte Invaders nabbed in Charlotte Burke County sheriff's deputies detained eight illegal immigrants Wednesday in Charlotte, after they were caught outside the city. -- According to police, officer pulled over a van carrying the eight immigrants -- two of them minors -- for driving erratically. They were on a nationwide journey from Arizona to Atlanta, Savannah...

Associated Press Insurance woes, illegal aliens linked The increase in the number of people without health insurance has occurred largely because of illegal immigration, a study found. -- Researchers at the RAND Corporation, a nonpartisan think tank, analyzed data received from about 2,400 people in L.A. County in 2000 and 2001, and applied that information to the nation's [illegal alien... criminal] population at large.

News24 -- Cape Town Belgium: 4th night of torchings Brussels -- Cars were burnt in towns across Belgium for a fourth straight night on Thursday, and while Molotov cocktails were thrown no riot-like unrest was reported, officials said. -- The government crisis centre, which is watching for any major spillover from violence sweeping France, said firefighters were called out to incidents...

No Mechistas

RedState.org L.A.'s 'Mayor MEChA-Boy' Corrupt? Surprise!!!! Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa used a private jet provided by the CEO of Ameriquest (Roland Arnall) to attend the funeral of Rosa Parks. -- He says he will personally reimburse the company for the cost of $438.00 (price of 2 round trip tickets on a commercial airline). But he flew in a private jet, which costs thousands of dollars per hour to fly...

No Illegals!

Minnesota Daily - U of Minnesota Usual suspects demand cheap tuition According to the National Immigration Law Center, 65,000 [illegal aliens... criminals] graduate from high school in the United States each year. -- Because they lack documentation, the students are unable to receive in-state tuition or financial aid. -- Legislators will reintroduce the bipartisan Dream Act...

Asheville Citizen-Times Rep. Taylor ready to cut N.C. highway funds over immigration Raleigh -- Five of North Carolina's seven Republican members of Congress, including Rep. Charles Taylor of Brevard, want to cut off federal highway money to their state unless it makes it harder for [illegal aliens... criminals] to get driver licenses.

Cybercast News Service Members of Congress to Testify About Illegal Immigration Several U.S. lawmakers will testify before a House immigration subcommittee on Thursday, giving their perspective on how illegal immigration affects their communities. -- The House Subcommittee on Immigration, Border Security, and Claims, chaired by Rep. John Hostettler (R-Ind.), announced it would hold a 2 p.m. hearing to address the following questions...

What Homeland Security?

Cox News Service ICE stooge afraid border barrier will offend Mexicans ..."It just harkens back to the Chinese wall and the Berlin Wall, not the message we want to send to the Mexican government, the Canadian government, and the rest of the world," said John P. Clark, deputy assistant secretary of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. [Clark sounds a lot like another useless Bush hack; Michael Brown.]

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Mexican charged with illegal re-entry A Mexican citizen has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh on a charge of illegally re-entering the United States after being removed from the country in September. -- The one-count indictment, which was the result of an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Pennsylvania State Police...

Washington Times Birthright citizenship [Scroll down] - With regard to "GOP mulls ending birthright citizenship": The Citizenship Clause of the 14th Amendment states, "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside." However, as the framers of that amendment made clear, not all persons...

Arizona Daily Star Episcopal bishop joins invader-aid prosecution protest The bishop for Arizona Episcopalians now is among 27 religious leaders to join a campaign protesting the federal prosecution of two migrant aid workers [invasion aides with the open- borders nuts known as 'No More Deaths']. -- Bishop Kirk Smith of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona on Wednesday added his name...[Also see: Aiding and abetting illegals is a crime]

Potomac News -- Prince William County, Virginia Minutemen add fuel to day laborer debate The Minutemen, a national organization that seeks to limit illegal immigration into the United States, has set up shop in Herndon and is adding fuel to the debate on how to deal with the day laborers who seek work at informal sites throughout Northern Virginia. -- Between 40 and 50 laborers wait daily outside the 7-Eleven on Elden Street...