Saturday, November 12, 2005

The Great Intelligence Cover-Up Who Was Really Behind So-Called "Errors"? "There are people in the Pentagon who stayed in place from the 1999/2000 period into 2001 period. In fact, they're still there today. " Lou Dobbs Tonight - CNN - November 9 Curt Weldon: Lou, this is a cover-up. It's not a third-rate political burglary, it's a cover-up of information on the largest attack in the history of the country. Dobbs: And congressman, you are calling for a criminal investigation. Obviously, you're not going to get a lot of cooperation from the leadership of the House or the Senate... Weldon: ...just within two hours today I got 100 signatures...to Secretary Rumsfeld demanding that we allow these Able Danger military officers to testify in open hearing.... Watch Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Washington Post Fractured GOP Moves on Divergent Paths In the face of declining approval ratings, the White House and Republican congressional leaders are scrambling to revise their political agenda, moving out on separate tracks that may only exacerbate the divisions surfacing in the party. -- With President Bush stumbling politically, the administration is attempting to reshape its agenda...

Washington Post Open-borders rag defends invaders... again Unwittingly, the leader of a local group whose self-appointed mission is to photograph, spy on and bother undocumented day laborers [illegal aliens... criminals] in the town of Herndon, put his finger on the dilemma of illegal immigration the other day. "What we want, bottom line in Herndon, is for the illegal aliens to leave," said George Taplin...

Winston-Salem Journal Hispanic students a pressure on schools? Two Forsyth County commissioners raised questions yesterday about the number of Hispanic children coming into the school system, after educators said they would need $405 million for new schools and renovations over the next 10 years. -- Commissioner Beaufort Bailey first raised the issue by asking for an ethnic breakdown of the student population...

Jim Kouri -- Voices Magazine Border Security: Feds to Increase Safeguards Against Visa Fraud Issuing a United States visa to a foreign citizen in exchange for money or something of value is a crime that can facilitate entry into the United States of unqualified persons, including those who may wish to do our country harm. -- According to Immigration officials, internal controls make it difficult for an employee to commit visa-related crimes without being detected...

Medford Mail Tribune Police seeking Medford man for falsifying alien records Medford police are looking for a man in connection with manufacturing false documents for [illegal aliens... criminals]. -- Carlos Rivera Bracho, AKA "El Bala" (The Bullet), is wanted for making false social security and resident alien cards from his Medford home, police said.

Courier News -- Chicago Elgin police defend calling up riot squad Elgin, Ill. -- For the most part, city police officials said, those gathered outside the American Legion hall Thursday night were a peaceful group. -- Between 75 and 100 people gathered outside the hall to protest - some in a candlelight vigil, some more vocally - a gathering of the Illinois Minuteman Project.

Alvaro Lima

Boston Globe Invaders would lift economy, agency says Providing in-state college tuition to undocumented immigrants would be an economic boon to Massachusetts, because college graduates pay far more in income taxes than high school graduates, the Boston Redevelopment Authority says in a new study examining the impact of a controversial bill pending on Beacon Hill.

Rep. Shadegg

East Valley Tribune -- Mesa Shadegg discusses border issues An Arizona congressman charged with uniting the views of his fellow Republicans on immigration said a comprehensive reform package will likely be introduced early next year. -- Rep. John Shadegg spoke Friday to members of the Arizona Farm Bureau, a nonprofit organization that represents more than 4,000 farmers...

Charlotte Observer Time to end the anchor baby syndrome Among the many broken parts of U.S. immigration enforcement, one stands out as relatively easy to fix. It is the problem of expectant mothers who come into the country for the purpose of giving birth so their children, once born here, automatically have American citizenship. When foreign family members have an "anchor child" as a U.S. citizen...

Richmond Times-Dispatch Minutemen target employers in Herndon 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 handle 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...

Poll Info

Newsweek Bush approval rating circling the bowl ...Now is the autumn of Bush's discontent, according to the Newsweek poll, taken by phone of 1,002 Americans over Thursday and Friday nights. The president can take some solace in the fact that 42 percent of Americans believe he is honest and ethical. Only 29 percent believe that Vice President Dick Cheney is...

Magic City Morning Star Assimilation Breakdown ..."Family values don't stop at the Rio Grande," George W. Bush has often said. Of course, he's right. Compassion, friendship and basic human decency don't stop at the Rio Grande either. But none of these qualities are unique to being an American. People love their families all over the world without necessarily wanting to become Americans.

Associated Press Police arrest four suspected Mexican coyotes Four men were arrested for investigation of alien smuggling after a person told police one of them had demanded a ransom for transporting several of his relatives to the US. -- Police received a call Wednesday from the man who said a smuggler threatened to harm one of his three Mexican relatives if he failed to pay $5,400.