Friday, November 18, 2005

Lies and Disorder Dobbs Nails Law & Order Episode Fred Thompson - Hollywood prostitute. Lou Dobbs Tonight - CNN - November 17 Casey Wian: Though the characters aren't called Minutemen during the show, NBC's promos and Web site did use the real life group's name. The story ends with an illegal alien housekeeper who witnessed part of the crime is deported, and separated from her children, even after testifying for the prosecution. You'd think the actor playing the DA in the case, former Senate Intelligence Committee Member Fred Thompson, would know better. Watch Transcript Tell NBC what you think of their Law & Order Episode (Contact by email) Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

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Daily Texas -- University of Texas at Austin Usual suspects toss tantrum in support of invaders Students protested a small group of men Tuesday who were asking Congress to repeal an act that helps [illegal aliens... criminals] attend college. -- Roughly 40 UT students gathered on the West Mall to protest anti- [illegal] immigration activist Frosty Wooldridge. He and three other men were demonstrating at the busy street...

KENS-TV -- San Antonio I-Team: Inside the MS-13 and the effort to stop it They are members of possibly the most violent gang in America today, and they're showing up right here in San Antonio. -- The Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, is an extremely violent gang, known for using intimidation and extortion and has built a reputation of being enforcers...

PHXNews.com Court Injunction Undermines Deportation of Illegals Justice Department attorneys are working to remove a no-longer needed injunction that prevents the Department of Homeland Security from deporting illegal aliens from El Salvador. Thousands of Salvadorans are members of brutal crime gangs such as the infamous MS-13.

'The Boot'

Washington Times House panel passes border measure The House Homeland Security Committee yesterday passed a border security bill that would expand expedited removal of illegal aliens across all U.S. land borders and boost funding for border enforcement and detention. -- "Expedited removal" is an attempt to speed up the processing and return of illegal aliens to their home countries...

Coming Up Nov. 21 Orange County, California Fundraisers for Congressional Candidate Jim Gilchrist

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Panel eyes costs of illegal immigration Illegal immigration is costing state and local governments in non-border states millions of dollars, Republican lawmakers testified Thursday. They also said that violence along the U.S.-Mexican border is escalating, with more drug trafficking and human smuggling.

Veteran's Vision U.S. spends much more on squatters than on vets America is spending hundreds of times more money on benefits for [illegal aliens... criminals] than it is helping homeless veterans, charged a national veterans' leader. -- U. S. taxpayers are footing a bill of over $70 Billion annually in benefits for [invaders], in education, health care, housing and prison costs...

The Day -- New London, Connecticut Bush could redeem himself by supporting TRUE Enforcement Act One of the reasons I prefer to be known as a conservative and not a Republican is that Republicans too often compromise their ideals, hoping the Left will like them. It never works. The Left despises them anyway and, in the end, they've sold out for nothing....

KPTV -- Beaverton - Portland Father arrested in connection to son's kidnapping A father suspected of coordinating the kidnapping of his 4-year old son in Hillsboro earlier this week has been arrested. -- According to the FBI, the boy's father, Caritino Campos Martinez, was arrested this morning outside his home in Inglewood, California. [On-air reports say the immigration status of the suspect is 'questionable']

San Francisco Chronicle National parks' pot farms blamed on Mexican cartels Hikers in national parks such as Yosemite and Sequoia- Kings Canyon are encountering a danger more hazardous than bears: illegal marijuana farms run by Mexican drug cartels and protected by booby traps and guards carrying AK-47s. -- National Park Service officials testified in Congress on Thursday...

Yuma Sun Agents make cocaine seizure at San Luis port U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at the U.S. Port of Entry at San Luis seized 61 pounds of cocaine Wednesday - the third cocaine seizure in a month. -- CBP spokesman Brian Levin said officers are not doing anything differently during inspections but the frequency and size of cocaine seizures are definitely up.

What Homeland Security?

San Antonio Express-News Congress told cartel enforcers are at doorstep, knocking Paramilitary enforcers for Mexican drug cartels are responsible for a wave of violence in Nuevo Laredo that poses a serious threat for residents on both sides of the Southwest border, U.S. law enforcement officials told a House committee Thursday. -- Assassinations, kidnappings and daylight shootouts between military-trained gangs...

Tacoma News-Tribune Strykers scope out invaders Columbus, N.M. -- The Border Patrol says a monthlong mission with Stryker brigade troops from Fort Lewis doing round- the- clock reconnaissance was a success in helping deter people coming into the country illegally from Mexico. -- The presence of the soldiers helped turn back about 1,000 would-be [illegal aliens... criminals]...

Scripps Howard News Service New sentiment to unmoor 'anchor babies' Some call them "anchor babies," and, in a corner of Congress, there is new sentiment to unmoor them. -- At issue are children born in the United States to [illegal aliens... criminals] . Based on longstanding constitutional interpretation, such babies are automatically American citizens by virtue of their place of birth.

Chicago Tribune State panels to address immigrants' concerns Gov. Rod Blagojevich [shown at left] will create an office devoted to immigrants and convene a panel of experts to help the state better integrate its growing population of residents born outside the U.S., officials said Thursday. -- Blagojevich plans to sign an executive order Saturday that would create the Office of New Americans Policy and Advocacy...

'The Boot'

Los Angeles Times U.S. seeks to lift curb on booting out Salvadorans The Department of Justice filed a motion Thursday in federal court in Los Angeles to make it easier to deport Salvadorans who are in the United States illegally. -- Government attorneys are requesting that the court end a 1988 injunction that required immigration authorities to advise detained Salvadorans fleeing a civil war...

Deseret Morning News Stop Mexican onslaught, Utahns say Utahns support Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr.'s efforts on immigration reform and believe he can influence the national debate - but most want him to make it tougher for workers to come to the state from Mexico, a new poll shows. -- "It's a challenge crying out for a solution. I think everybody recognizes that," the governor said...

Houston Chronicle Minutemen make their way to Houston The Minutemen came to monitor day laborers in Houston on Thursday, their first operation in the central city. -- Members of the controversial group opposed to illegal immigration photographed and filmed the mostly illegal immigrant workers who gather near the corner of Washington and Shepherd.

Invasion

San Diego Union-Tribune Tijuana-to-Otay Mesa tunnel sealed U.S. authorities used concrete yesterday to plug an incomplete cross-border tunnel that came within several feet of connecting to a storm drain. -- On the Mexican side, the tunnel started underneath the border fence. It stretched about 90 feet north, about a quarter mile east of the Otay Mesa port of entry, U.S. authorities said.

San Mateo Daily Journal Violent Central American gang appears in San Bruno Two San Bruno men accused of gunning down two brothers walking along the street this summer are members of the Mara Salvatrucha, an infamously violent street gang with links to Central America that is beginning to carve out a niche in San Mateo County, according to the District Attorney's Office.

WINS -- New York Immigration Agents Arrest 18 in Nassau Co. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency announced they have arrested 18 predators and sex offenders in Nassau County. -- Agent- in- Charge Martin Ficke said all the arrests happened Thursday and involve men with prior convictions for sex offenses.

KCNC-TV -- Denver --  Includes Video CBS4 Investigates Human Smuggling The CBS4 investigative team watched a major illegal immigrant smuggling ring for months and was able to penetrate the ring. The following is investigator Brian Maass' report.They run, walk and ride across the U.S.-Mexico border. If they aren't caught by U.S. authorities, illegal immigrants disappear onto the streets of America...