Thursday, November 24, 2005

Denver Bunk Mayor Lies About Aiding and Abetting Illegals U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo (R - Colorado) Lou Dobbs Tonight -- November 24 Christine Romans: We've heard from the Denver mayor's office as well that they do routinely turn over leads on trafficking to Immigration and Customs officials.... Tom Tancredo: At the very site that was identified in the Brian Mass report, at that restaurant, a policeman had been watching it for a long time - it was sort of on his beat - ... This policeman observed this going on, these vans pulling up...he reported this to ICE himself. Guess what happened to him? He got reprimanded by his superiors in the Denver Police Department. So don't let Denver give you this bunk. Watch - starts with attacks on Border Patrol... Watch Transcript Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Editorial -- The Tennessean -- Nashville More defeatist nonsense out of the mainstream media Rep. Duncan Hunter is pushing the idea of building a 2,000-mile fence along the U.S.- Mexican border to keep [illegal aliens... criminals] and terrorists out of the country. -- Hunter proposes a fence that would stretch from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico... [Also see: Propaganda Watch]

Coming Up Nov. 26 9AM to Noon -- Burbank, California Minuteman Project Rally at NBC Studios

Los Angeles Times Insurance fraud ring bust nets Bush's 'good-hearted folks' A lawyer recruited 29 people, including some from a Bible study class, to stage more than 60 automobile crashes on Los Angeles freeways and collected millions of dollars in bogus insurance claims, authorities said Wednesday. -- Personal injury lawyer Bernard Laufer of Huntington Park was arrested Tuesday morning at his office...

KCBS-TV -- Los Angeles Smuggling ring busted in Orange County Santa Ana, Calif. (AP) -- A human smuggling ring has been broken up in Orange County. -- Eight men who allegedly helped bring in up to 100 [illegal aliens... criminals] a month have been indicted. -- The group organized the smuggling of aliens into the U.S across the Arizona-Mexico border, then arranged their transportation to California.

American Border Patrol Volunteer pilots sought for border surveillance missions American Border Patrol is seeking volunteer pilots for its Border Hawk M, a Cessna TU-206, equipped with a TSIO 520 M 310 hp engine (300 hrs since factory remanufacture), STOL, and extended range tanks. Operations based at Bisbee Municipal Airport, Bisbee Arizona. Night and day flights with cargo doors removed...

Riverside Press-Enterprise Enforcement lax, Issa says The photos that line some U.S. Border Patrol station walls are like "Wanted" posters that help agents recognize suspected human smugglers among those caught sneaking across the border. -- Each display, Rep. Darrell Issa said, is a wall of shame, evidence that human smugglers are too often released to smuggle again rather than held to face criminal charges and a prison cell.

J.D. Hayworth

Arizona Republic Guest-worker concept doomed to fail Regarding "No turning tail": Contrary to The Republic's Editorial Board, enforcing immigration laws hasn't failed, because it's never been tried. -- And a guest-worker plan is not "courageous," it's surrender. It's based on the same defeatist notion (we can't stop it so we might as well legalize it) used by proponents of legalizing drugs and prostitution.

Arizona Daily Star Mexican national run over by Border Patrol agent The U.S. Border Patrol is investigating how one of its agents ran over a Mexican national last Friday, officials said. -- The incident happened around noon on a dirt road near Papago Farms on the Tohono O'odham Reservation, said Tucson sector spokesman Gustavo Soto.

Ninth Circus Court of Appeals

Orange County Register Kangaroo Court rules on case of subversive menace The 2003 recall of Santa Ana schools trustee Nativo Lopez was improperly conducted, according to a ruling issued Wednesday by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. -- However, the election outcome is expected to stand. -- The federal court found that signature petitions qualifying the measure for the ballot should have been circulated in Spanish...

D. A. King -- VDare.com Alabama employers held liable for invader medical costs ...Halfway through reading this report I found myself thinking about how life - and justice have taken a Twilight Zone - like turn for the bizarre ...again. -- Then I finished the piece and grinned at the possibilities. -- Alabama has only about ten percent of the illegal alien population as does my home state of Georgia.

WWAY-TV -- Wilmington, North Carolina New Hanover County reinstitutes gang task force With a large-scale drug problem in Maple Hill, Pender County Sheriff Carson Smith, Duplin Co. authorities and federal agents conducted an undercover investigation. More than 50 people, mostly Mexican and Honduran, were put behind bars. -- Sheriff Smith says he has four men in his jail who may be illegals, but with one federal immigration agent for the entire state, deportation almost never happens.

Associated Press Hispanics, elderly are fastest-growing groups By 2020, California will be more crowded, its population older and its racial composition dominated by Hispanics, according to a report released Tuesday. -- The changes will pose challenges to state lawmakers, who will have to grapple with the additional pressures on already strained schools and health care systems...

Miami Herald  [Sob Story Alert!] Florida: Usual suspects demand cheap tuition for invaders Anahi Otiniano, a young Peruvian [illegal alien... criminal], doesn't remember precisely how her parents illegally brought her into the United States 18 years ago when she was 5. But whenever she thinks about it, she bursts into tears. -- Her American dream, she said Wednesday, has turned into an immigrant nightmare.

WRAL-TV -- Raleigh Troopers say driving without a license is common in N.C. A Wayne County man who authorities said hit two middle school students has a history of driving without a license, leaving investigators trying to determine whether he ever had a valid driver's license. -- Luis Delgado Jesus was charged with careless and reckless driving, failing to stop at a red light and driving with expired tags. Police also charged him with driving with a revoked license.

Arizona Daily Star Beleaguered Bush to speak in Ariz. on border disaster President Bush plans to visit Tucson on Monday to talk about border security and immigration issues, the White House announced Wednesday. -- Bush is scheduled to speak at Davis- Monthan Air Force Base at about 2:40 p.m. MST. -- The White House would not say if Bush plans to announce any new initiatives while in Tucson.

Mike King -- Atlanta Journal-Constitution Illegals make Gwinnett's load heavier Gwinnett County's remarkable transformation - from a homogeneous suburban community growing in affluence a generation ago to the ethnically diverse, mixed- income population base it has today - represents the most interesting demographic story here since metro Atlanta's black and white residents began living in the same neighborhoods.