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Thursday, December 1, 2005 |
Hogwash |
Washington
Post
GOP
chief 'urges caution' on invasion nightmare
Carlsbad, Calif. -- Republican National
Committee Chairman Ken Mehlman urged his party Thursday to oppose
rising anti-immigrant sentiments in the debate over border security
and illegal immigration, suggesting that the GOP risks being
on the wrong side of history and electoral politics alike if
it embraces an exclusionary message. |
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VDare.com
Bush's Big
Lie: "Temporary Workers" Will Secure The Border
As Peter Brimelow blogged Monday, President
Bush has returned to his vomit Monday with the same old "Temporary
Worker Program" business. Unfortunately, it's nothing more
than the same old lies, damned lies, and spin. -- I took the
liberty of marking the, let's say spin, in his speech. |
Save Our State
Events Scheduled for December
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Los Angeles
Times
CHP:
Latest cop-shooting suspect is a Mexican invader
...Authorities allege that Jaime Zavala
Garcia [a Mexican invader, according to the CHP] shot five- year
veteran Officer Marlin Eugene Pressley Jr. during a traffic stop
on southbound Interstate 15 on Friday afternoon. Garcia fled,
and left the Pontiac Firebird he was driving at a Riverside County
motel, authorities said. |
What Homeland
Security? |
Nathan J.
Muller -- ForTheCause.us
Saving
this Presidency -- Why Bother?
...Topping the list of treasonous acts
committed by this President is his stubborn insistence on leaving
our southern border open to the invasion of 3 million illegal
aliens annually, along with terrorists, human traffickers, drug
smugglers, cold- blooded killers, gangs, and child predators.
Saving this presidency would merely invite more of the same... |
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Washington
Times
44
indicted in visa scam
A federal grand jury in California has
indicted 44 persons suspected of conspiring to obtain fraudulent
immigrant visas for hundreds of Chinese and Vietnamese nationals
based on "sham marriages" to U.S. citizens. -- Dean
Boyd, a spokesman for ICE, said yesterday that 13 indictments
in the case... |
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KUTV --
Salt Lake City
Meddling
Mexican trolling Utah today
Some Utah business leaders hope the visit by
Mexico's ambassador to the US will spark some dialogue on immigration
issues. -- Ambassador Carlos de Icaza is expected to meet with
business leaders at a luncheon on Thursday. Friday, the ambassador
will meet privately with the Governor and legislative leadership. |
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KVOA-TV
-- Tucson
Invaders
breaking into Southern Arizona homes
...Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Deputy
Carlos Montoya says, "...mainly food, clothes, socks, shoes,
blankets." -- Deputy Montoya believes it's illegal border
crossers who are responsible for three home burglaries so far
this week. -- Evelyn Fleming, one of the break-in victims... |
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Orange Coast
Daily Pilot
Police
could enforce immigration law
Costa Mesa could become the first city
to ask its police officers to enforce federal immigration laws
if the City Council agrees to a proposal Mayor Allan Mansoor
will make Tuesday. -- A 1996 law allows state and local jurisdictions
to enforce federal immigration laws. Under Mansoor's plan, Costa
Mesa police would be trained by ICE... |
Poll Info |
Kirsten
Brock - Daily Emerald - University of Oregon - Eugene
Immigration
reform doesn't cut it
...The problem with this stance is that
illegal aliens are not citizens, nor are they law-abiding. By
being here, they have already broken the law and need to be deported.
The president should realize that illegal immigration does pose
a serious threat and the time for being compassionate is over.
Either they wait in line... |
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Vail Daily
Opus
erratum
...Here in California, if we add-up the
expenses of just the basic components of illegal immigration
for a single year - K-12 education for 430,000 kids, pre-natal
and delivery costs in county hospitals for 84,000 illegal moms,
monthly subsidies to these same illegal moms for their new U.S.
citizens, emergency health care costs... |
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Clarence
Page -- Chicago Tribune
Why
Bush's border scheme won't work
...For one thing, his plan is not new.
It is the same temporary guest-worker program he unveiled in
January 2004. It has only been repackaged with more emphasis
on border security, much less on the guest-worker plan, which
sounds to many in Bush's own conservative base like an amnesty
like others passed since the 1980s... |
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Hickory
(North Carolina) Daily Record
More
charges in fatal wreck (possible invader involved)
Lenoir, N. C. -- The driver of a pickup
truck involved in a fatal accident has been charged with felony
death by vehicle. -- Jose Daniel Acuna was driving a 1998 Chevrolet
Blazer on U.S. 64 in northern Caldwell County Saturday night
when he ran off the road and struck a guardrail. |
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James R.
Edwards, Jr. -- Human Events
Bush
Talks Tougher on Immigration, but It's Still Amnesty
President Bush is finally talking tougher
on immigration enforcement. But there is little evidence he plans
to do much more than repackage his "guestworker" plan
and keep denying that it is an amnesty. -- The president's speech
Monday in Arizona signaled that he is beginning to see that the
American public firmly rejects the immigration snake oil the
Bush administration has been pushing... |
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International
Relations Center
U.S. Immigration Policy
on the Table at the WTO
In the contentious negotiations leading
up to the December 13-18 World Trade Organization (WTO) summit,
the big drama has centered around agricultural trade and whether
the richer countries will grant expanded market access to commodities
from the Global South. However, there has also been a battle
brewing between developing countries... |
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KESQ-TV
-- Palm Springs
Fencing
firm targeted in immigration probe
Immigration authorities have raided the
offices of a So. Calif. fencing company, seizing boxes of documents
and arresting 17 employees who are believed to be in the U.S.
illegally. -- ICE officials say Golden State Fence had rehired
some of the 17 employees who were arrested despite previous warnings
by federal authorities that they were ineligible to work. |
Same
Old
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Pittsburgh
Tribune-Review Editorial
Immigration
Tour 2005: Yak, yak, yak
Talk is cheap. We got no more than a
nickel's worth from President Bush during his immigration tour.
-- Toughness on border crossers is combined with a guest- worker
amnesty. Those two policies combine as well as oil and water.
-- But Mr. Bush tries, shaking the bottle as hard as he can... |
Camacho |
San Diego
Union-Tribune
Jury
recommends death for invader / cop-killer Camacho
Vista, Calif. -- A jury voted Wednesday
to recommend a sentence of death for the killer of Oceanside
police Officer Tony Zeppetella. A sentencing date of Feb. 7 was
scheduled. -- The jury deliberated for about 6-1/2 hours over
two days before reaching a verdict in the case of Adrian
Camacho. |
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KABC-TV
-- Los Angeles
Authorities
arrest seven in alleged wedding scam
Federal authorities have arrested eleven people
in southern California for their roles in an alleged marriage
scam. -- A U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement spokeswoman
says while marriage fraud isn't new, this scam is "one of
the most ambitious" officials have ever seen. |
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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... |
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Capitol
Media Services
Arizona,
Utah working on border plan
Phoenix -- Unhappy with the lack of federal
action, two Western governors are drawing up their own plan to
deal with border security and illegal crossers. -- Janet
Napolitano of Arizona and Jon
Huntsman Jr. of Utah [and a member of the dangerous CFR]
hope they can nudge Congress to take up - and ultimately approve
- a comprehensive immigration proposal. |
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