Tuesday, December 13, 2005

Mexican Monolith Border Control First Regardless Lou Dobbs Tonight -- CNN -- December 12 J.D. Hayworth: I would politely but profoundly take issue with the RNC and the White House for seeming to adopt what I call the myth of the monolith. The notion that everyone of Hispanic heritage instantly embraces the influx of illegal immigration. Christine Romans: Congressman Hayworth wants enforcement first and he thinks Hispanics do to. Note: If Hispanics want border enforcement, more the reason to do it. If Hispanics don't want border enforcement, even the more the reason to do it. Watch (Begins with Importing Poverty) Transcript   Past Features American Border Patrol Updates

Tom Tancredo

Press Release Tancredo: 51 Terrorist Suspects Crossed Border Illegally Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) today revealed figures which show that since October, 2004, 51 persons who have crossed into the U.S. illegally were arrested on suspicion of terrorism. The figures, part of a Department of Homeland Security response to a inquiry by the Congressman, document the national security risk our porous borders...

Mississippi Federation for Immigration Reform and Enforcement New immigration reform organization formed The Mississippi Federation for Immigration Reform and Enforcement (MFIRE) has been formed to educate the citizens of Mississippi and our elected representatives at the national, state and local levels as to the direct cause and effect that exists between the rapid influx of illegal aliens into our state and the resulting problems...

Congress Daily Border security measure opened to wide-ranging changes House leaders will allow wide- ranging amendments on border- security legislation expected on the floor Thursday after conservative Republicans who want stricter immigration controls threatened to sink the bill. -- To head off a situation where rank- and- file Republicans would vote against the rule to move to consideration of the bill...

Access North Georgia Sanctions sought for some employers who hire illegals On the heels of a report which says Georgia added about 250,000 immigrants over the last five years, Senator Saxby Chambliss is proposing a bill that would punish certain employers of illegal immigrants. -- "It's focused on the agriculture sector only," Chambliss told the Georgia News Network.

The Victoria Advocate Cops detain two invaders Goliad, Texas -- Two [illegal aliens... criminals] were detained by the Goliad County Sheriff's Office and a truck they were in was seized following a traffic stop Saturday morning. -- Goliad County Sheriff Robert DeLaGarza said at around 11 a.m., a caller reported two vehicles that were apparently traveling together were traveling at a high rate of speed...

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Doug Thompson -- Capitol Hill Blue Bush on the Constitution: 'It's just a goddamned piece of paper' Last month, Republican Congressional leaders filed into the Oval Office to meet with President George W. Bush and talk about renewing the controversial USA Patriot Act. -- Several provisions of the act, passed in the shell shocked period immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, caused enough anger that liberal groups...

Coming Up January 7 Connecticut Citizens for Immigration Control Protest Day Laborer Nuisances

Ninth Circus Court of Appeals

Associated Press Court rules sex with a minor isn't a 'crime of violence' A U.S. federal appeals court ruled that a Peruvian immigrant cannot be deported for having sex with a minor because the act by itself is not a "crime of violence." -- The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday reversed rulings by an immigration judge and the Board of Immigration Appeals that ordered the deportation of Victor Valencia...

FAIR Calls Urgently Needed to Strengthen Border Security Bill Your phone calls are needed NOW through the end of the week to build support for House acceptance of strong strengthening amendments to border security legislation expected to be considered as soon as this Thursday.

Jon Dougherty -- WorldNetDaily.com Immigration emerging as next big issue Without question, the war in Iraq is still viewed by most Americans as the single most important issue facing the country, but a new survey indicates immigration could emerge as a defining issue for the next administration. -- The war on terror and its most visible face, the ongoing military and political campaign...

Providence Journal Invader admits guilt in 19 Providence break-ins "Peter Pan," some police officers and crime victims called him. -- The nickname seemed a snug fit for the unknown thief who was nimble enough to slip down narrow ventilation shafts and squeeze through small holes that he hammered into the sides of buildings. -- Over a two-month span last year, he broke into 19 stores and businesses...

It's Not Amnesty!

John W. Lillpop -- MichNews.com Mr. Bush, Build That Wall! President Reagan's famous words "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!" in reference to the Berlin wall inspired millions of people living under communism to demand, and eventually secure, freedom. Those simple words changed the world forever. -- In today's world, America desperately needs a wall to protect our nation from global terrorism...

VDare.com Amnesty Dead But Won't Lie Down... Don't blink. The next major immigration bill in Congress may pass the House of Representatives before you know it. -- The "Border Protection, Antiterrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005"- H.R. 4437- was introduced on December 6 by Rep. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (R-Wisconsin)...

Kansas City Star Suspension for using Spanish draws lawsuit The father of a Kansas City, Kan., student sued the Turner School District on Monday for suspending his son because the boy had been speaking Spanish in school. -- Lorenzo E. Rubio filed the lawsuit on behalf of his son Zachariah Rubio in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kan. In it, Rubio claims that his son's civil rights were violated...

Stamford Advocate Darien man files complaint; calls city's 'hassle-free zone' illegal A Darien man has filed a federal criminal complaint against the mayor and public safety director saying their authorization of "no-hassle" zones for day laborers encourages illegal immigration and violates federal immigration laws. -- The complaint against Mayor Dannel Malloy and Bill Callion, director of public safety, health and welfare...

We Get E-Mail Strange goings-on at Alabama truck stop TA truck stop, Grand Bay, Alabama, tour buses roll in around midnight and continue to do so until just before sunrise. When they pull in all of the passengers, All most probably illegals, most definitely immigrants of Hispanic origin, none of whom speak English, get off the buses...

UPI Whirlpool to lay off 730 U.S. workers Benton Harbor, Mich. -- Whirlpool Corp. said Monday it would dismiss about 730 workers at an Arkansas plant once a replacement factory in Mexico is operational. -- The Michigan-based company recently built a refrigerator plant in Ramos Arizpe, Mexico, to produce side- by- side refrigerator- freezer models...

Pest Nest

Washington Post Where Laborers Go, They Will Follow The taxpayer-financed day-laborer center is scheduled to open tomorrow in Herndon, and the president of the local chapter of the Minuteman Project said yesterday that his group will be there to continue photographing and investigating employers. -- The Herndon Minuteman group already has been conducting surveillance...

Arizona Daily Star Study: Almost half of Arizona's immigrant population illegal Arizona's immigrant population reached 851,000 in March, with an estimated 46 percent of that number here illegally, according to a report based on new Census Bureau data. -- The report released Monday by the Center for Immigration Studies also found that Arizona has one of the nation's largest disparities...

Associated Press Federal judge clears way for construction of border fence A federal judge on Monday lifted the final legal barrier to building a triple fence in the southwestern corner of the United States. -- The Sierra Club and other environmental groups argued that Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff lacked authority to waive environmental and other laws...

Oberweis for Governor

WQAD-TV -- Moline Oberweis blasts governor's new plan Chicago -- Republican gubernatorial candidate Jim Oberweis suggested today that he was ahead of the curve on illegal immigration when he ran for the U. S. Senate last year. -- Now, he says voters might agree with him. -- Governor Rod Blagojevich has proposed a new program that would provide state-guaranteed mortgages...

The Hill Rules panel likely to reject guest-worker legislation The House Rules Committee will find itself in a politically awkward position when it is expected to reject legislation that parallels a centerpiece of President's Bush immigration reform plan. -- Immigration has deeply divided the GOP base, with some conservative Republicans charging that the president's call to expand guest-worker programs rewards illegal aliens.

American Border Patrol Live Patrols to Begin Today Following extensive modifications, including a powerful on board transmitter and an automatic ground tracking system, American Border Patrol's Border Hawk M will begin sending live video images from the border beginning today. According to ABP head Glenn Spencer, the system will soon include live streaming audio and video from the Border Hawk.

¡México!

San Diego Union-Tribune Meddlesome Mexican gripes about U. S. affairs again A bill that would toughen U.S. immigration enforcement is "wrong," Foreign Relations Secretary Luis Ernesto Derbez said on Monday, and he called for U.S. groups to lobby against the measure. -- The bill, sponsored by Republican Representative James Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, passed the House Judiciary Committee... [Also see: Meddling Mexicans]